Upcoming Activities

May 21-22: State Golf Meet Kearney

Summer Weights: Tues-Wed-Thurs: 6:30-7:30 am All Summer

May 25: APS Alumni Open House 1-4pm; 5:00 100 Years of Alumni Celebration

May 27: Memorial Day

May 30: Dance Recital Dress Rehearsal 5:30 in HS Gym (Dance girls arrive by 5:00, no make-up but hair done)

June 2: Elite Dance Conservatory Recital, 4:00

June 10-11: UNK South Loup Wrestling Camp in Callaway Grades 3-12 (See Joe Bob Atkins for Details)

Jun 12-15: Chadron Football Camp

Jun 17-18: NWU VB Camp in Callaway

Jun 20-22: MEB Boys 9am-2pm; Girls 2-7pm at Arnold

July 22-24: 3-12 Football camp

Aug 12: Football Practice begins

Aug 19: VB practice begins

“Caricatures”

Caricatures

 

Mark Twain Portrait: Jim Portrait:  Huck Finn Caricature:

Project Title:  Picture the Character (or Author)

Software Used:  Internet

Subject and Grade Level:  English 9-12 (or any other course)

Standards:  12.1.1, 12.2.5

Suggestions:  If you have a student that is less artistic (or you want to use it as a small assignment), use a webpage such as www.magixl.com for creating the facial features and merely add color and background to make it more individualistic.

Materials needed:  paper, colored pencils or markers, etc.

Lesson Plans/Directions:  I use this as a creative time at the end of a quiz.  Have students create a caricature of a character or author.  If you use the webpage for the face, students just need to add color and create a background with symbolic representations that fit the character.  For example, Huck Finn may be placed on a raft,  Mark Twain may be put in a white suit or on the picture of a riverboat.  It can be used with pretty much any novel and is a fun way to be sure students visualize their characters.