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Article: Seasonal shapes.

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September 1, 2004
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LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Students will ...

* define the terms repetition, design, shape, form and space.

* explain the difference between organic and geometric shapes.

* complete an overall pattern using a leaf shape.

* successfully create a watercolor resist work of art that incorporates all of the art principles discussed during the lesson.

MATERIALS

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