How to do a good art class in a rural primary school, how to teach an art class in a primary school

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Elementary art classes can be taken by following the steps below:

1. First of all, primary school art classes can first cultivate children's sense of color and observation of color. We can put some works with a strong sense of color or color appeal in front of children, so that they can have a basic understanding and grasp of color.

2. Then you can show the children some works of famous artists and masters to cultivate children's cultural literacy and artistic sense. Let them be exposed to these arts.

3. After that, you can let your child try to draw some simple or basic animal portraits. For example, the giant panda shown in the picture below teaches them to be good at using shapes to form structures.

4. When children draw, we must focus on encouragement and cultivate their self-confidence. They are interested in art in order to fight and prepare for better painting in the future.

Art classes in primary schools can be divided into two ways, one is art appreciation teaching, and the other is painting skills teaching. Both methods are indispensable, and hybrid teaching is recommended.

First, the primary school art class is the enlightenment of primary school students' cognition of beauty, art appreciation can guide students to form a good aesthetic, but also to cultivate sentiment, over time students will become a person full of artistic temperament. During the lesson, students can enjoy the masterpieces of the artists, and the teacher is responsible for bringing the students into a world of art, telling them that the painting is good and the story behind the painting. Van Gogh's "Starry Night" is not only the pinnacle of art, but also the story behind it is moving.

2. Of course, you can't just tell stories in art class, but also learn some painting skills. Many elementary school students are always stiff when they are not trained in drawing, and this is where the teacher needs to be patient. Art classes for primary school students are actually more about feeling the beauty of art, so it is best not to overdo it, and ask elementary school students to learn how well they can draw skills.

Sometimes, a seemingly messy painting of an elementary school student may be full of innocence and aura that adults do not have.

Finally, the key is to be patient, as drawing with children is actually a fun process.

Don't deliberately tell students what to draw or how to draw. Instead, let them use their imagination to draw whatever they want. Teach them to a certain extent, but be careful not to tell students how to draw anything, but to tell them that everything is beautiful, and let them draw to their heart's content.

In primary school, they don't need to draw good sketches and sketches, but cultivate their imagination and creativity.