Lesson 5 – Museum

Three side-by-side geometric illustrations, each containing layered shapes in similar color schemes: the first is a blue circle filled with overlapping ovals and smaller circles; the second is a triangle with layered star-like shapes; and the third is a square with stacked rectangles and squares. The shapes are outlined in black with accents in yellow and blue, representing a stylized design for a museum or classroom art display.

Completing a virtual class museum trip is recommended at least three times over the course of the year to ensure a well-rounded art experience for the students.

Lesson 2 – Color Wheel: Introducing Tertiary

A student-created color wheel divided into 12 sections, each filled with a different hue using crayon. The segments are labeled with "P" (Primary), "S" (Secondary), and "T" (Tertiary) to indicate color types.

Though we lightly introduced the relationships between colors in the previous lesson, the color wheel is one of the most effective ways to visualize this concept for student artists.