Lesson 1
Egyptian Landscape
- Drawing a landscape that represents Egypt focusing on the principles of foreground, middleground and background.
Warm Colors Egyptian Landscape
A horizontal landscape created with warm pastels.
Me explaining the elements that form a landscape to my highschool special needs students at John Grant High
Step 1: Drawing
Foreground, Middle ground and Background
The following are examples of student work
Drawing a Warm Colour Wheel Exercise
Students Working on their Egyptian Landscapes
Lesson Powerpoints on Landscapes
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Photos of myself Teaching
Hieroglyphs Sketching Excerise
Egyptian Name Cartouche
Project Prototypes
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Egyptian Alphabet
Step 1: Drawing a Cartouche
My students working on their cartouche drawings. They translated their English name to Egyptian using the Egyptian alphabet symbols.
Student Work
Finished Cartouche Drawings
Step 2: Making the Clay Cartouche
My Cartouche Prototype
Steps of Project
Students Working on Clay Cartouches
Student Finished Egyptian Clay Cartouche
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Egyptian Pinch Pots
To create Egyptian styled pinch pots that contain a hieroglyph symbol.
Prototype Examples of Pinch Pots by Sinthia Cousineau
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Prototype drawing of Pinch Pot Ideas
Students drawing their pinch pot ideas
Students working on their Egyptian Pinch Pots
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Egyptian Gods Portraits
To design a profile portrait of an Egyptian god, and create a frame with hieroglyphs symbols.
Prototypes of the Egyptian God Portraits by Sinthia Cousineau
Project Steps
Students Working on Egyptian Gods Portrait
My Students Finished
Egyptian God Portraits
Portraits made by the special needs students of John Grant High School, The students are between the ages of 11 years old to 21 years old.
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