Art Grade 7
Month
CPI #
Sept. –
November
1.1.8.D.1
1.2.8.A.1
1.2.8.A.2
Cumulative Progress
Indicator (CPI)
Describe the intellectual
and emotional
significance conveyed by
the application of the
elements of art and
principles of design in
different historical eras
and cultures.
Map historical
innovations in dance,
theatre, and visual art
that were caused by the
creation of new
technologies.
Differentiate past and
contemporary works of
dance, music, theatre,
and visual art that
Learning Activities
Assessment

Review art room rules
and procedures.
Teacher
observation

Experience art history
viewed and discussed
as a timeline.
Following
directions

Artists of importance
during the Renaissance
period.

Perspective drawing

½ portrait drawing

Value through shading
techniques.

Virtual museum tour
Class
participation
Project rubric
Oral and or
written
response to
different types
of artworks
Interdisciplinary
connections
Social Studies
6.2.12.D.2.a
6.2.12.D.2.e
Math
7.G.2
8.G.1
Language Arts
SL.7.1
Science
5.1.8.D.1
5.1.8.D.3
World Language
7.1.NM.A.3
21st Century Life
and Careers
represent important
ideas, issues and events
that are chronicled in the
histories of diverse
cultures.
1.2.8.A.3
Analyze the social,
historical, and political
impact of artists of
culture and the impact of
culture on the arts.
1.3.8.D.1
Incorporate various art
elements and the
principles of balance,
harmony, unity,
emphasis, proportion,
and rhythm/movement in
the creation of two- and
three-dimensional
artworks, using a broad
array of art media and art
mediums to enhance the
expression of creative
ideas (e.g., perspective,
implied space,
illusionary depth, value
and pattern)
1.3.8.D.5
Examine the

Interpreting symbolism
and meaning of various
works of art.
CRP1
CRP2
CRP6
characteristics, thematic
content, and symbolism
found in works of art
from diverse cultural and
historical eras, and use
these visual statements as
inspiration for original
artworks.
December
- January
1.4.8.A.1
Generate observational
and emotional responses
to diverse culturally and
historically specific
works of dance, music,
theatre, and visual art.
1.4.8.A.4
Compare and contrast
changes in the accepted
meanings of known
artworks over time, given
shifts in societal norms,
beliefs, or values.
Describe the intellectual
and emotional
significance conveyed by
the application of the
elements of art and
principles of design in
different historical eras
and cultures.
1.1.8.D.1



Cubism
Differentiate between
 Additive
 Subtractive
 Modeling
 Construction
 Relief
Use the additive
Teacher
observation
Following
directions
Class
participation
Science
5.1.8.D.1
5.1.8.D.3
Language Arts
SL.7.1
Math
7.G.1
1.3.8.D.2
Apply various art media,
art mediums,
technologies, and
processes in the creation
of allegorical, themebased, two- and threedimensional works of art,
using tools and
technologies that are
appropriate to the theme
and goals.
1.3.8.D.3
Identify genres of art
(including realism,
abstract/nonobjective art,
and conceptual art)
within various contexts
using appropriate art
vocabulary, and solve
hands-on visual problems
using a variety of genre
styles.
1.3.8.D.4
Delineate the thematic
content of multicultural
artworks, and plan,
design, and execute
multiple solutions to
challenging visual arts
problems, expressing
similar thematic content.
method to create an
abstract sculpture.

Differentiate between
analytic and synthetic
cubism

Compare and contrast
works of art by
different cubist artists.

Art identification
games.
Project rubric
Oral and or
written
response to
different types
of artworks
21st Century Life
and Careers
CRP1
CRP2
CRP6
Health and Phys.
Ed.
2.2.8.B.2
MarchApril
1.4.8.B.1
Evaluate the
effectiveness of a work
of art by differentiating
between the artist’s
technical proficiency and
the work’s content or
form.
1.4.8.B.2
Differentiate among
basic formal structures
and technical proficiency
of artists in works of
dance, music, theatre and
visual art.
1.4.8.A.3
Distinguish among
artistic styles, trends, and
movements in dance,
music, theatre, and visual
art within diverse
cultures and historical
eras.
1.3.8.D.1
Incorporate various art
elements and the
principles of balance,
harmony, unity,
emphasis, proportion,
and rhythm/movement in

Use the slab technique
to construct a clay
container.

Glaze ceramic forms
using different types of
Teacher
observation
Following
directions
Science
5.1.8.D.1
5.1.8.D.3
Language Arts
SL.7.1
the creation of two- and
three-dimensional
artworks, using a broad
array of art media and art
mediums to enhance the
expression of creative
ideas (e.g., perspective,
implied space,
illusionary depth, value
and pattern)
April-May
1.3.8.D.2
Apply various art media,
art mediums,
technologies, and
processes in the creation
of allegorical, themebased, two- and threedimensional works of art,
using tools and
technologies that are
appropriate to the theme
and goals.
1.4.8.A.2
Identify works of dance,
music and visual art that
are used for utilitarian
and non-utilitarian
purposes.
1.3.8.D.1
Incorporate various art
glaze.

Review glazing and
firing process.
Class
participation
Project rubric
Oral and or
written
response to
different types
of artworks

Surrealist artists
Teacher
21st Century Life
and Careers
CRP1
CRP2
CRP6
Science
elements and the
principles of balance,
harmony, unity,
emphasis, proportion,
and rhythm/movement in
the creation of two- and
three-dimensional
artworks, using a broad
array of art media and art
mediums to enhance the
expression of creative
ideas (e.g., perspective,
implied space,
illusionary depth, value
and pattern)
1.3.8.D.2
Apply various art media,
art mediums,
technologies, and
processes in the creation
of allegorical, themebased, two- and threedimensional works of art,
using tools and
technologies that are
appropriate to the theme
and goals.
1.3.8.D.3
Identify genres of art
(including realism,
abstract/nonobjective art,

Salvador Dali video
observation

Create a surreal piece
of art combining
collage with acrylic
paint.
Following
directions

Class
participation
Class critique
Project rubric
Oral and or
written
response to
different types
of artworks
5.1.8.D.1
5.1.8.D.3
Language Arts
SL.7.1
21st Century Life
and Careers
CRP1
CRP2
CRP6
and conceptual art)
within various contexts
using appropriate art
vocabulary, and solve
hands-on visual problems
using a variety of genre
styles.
1.4.8.A.3
June
1.3.8.D.1
Distinguish among
artistic styles, trends, and
movements in dance,
music, theatre, and visual
art within diverse
cultures and historical
eras.
Incorporate various art
elements and the
principles of balance,
harmony, unity,
emphasis, proportion,
and rhythm/movement in
the creation of two- and
three-dimensional
artworks, using a broad
array of art media and art
mediums to enhance the
expression of creative
ideas (e.g., perspective,
implied space,
illusionary depth, value


Teacher
Discussion on computer observation
generated art vs.
Following
traditional art.
directions
Create computer
generated graphics that
may be abstract and/or
representational
Class
participation
Science
5.1.8.D.1
5.1.8.D.3
Technology
8.1.8.A.5
Language Arts
SL.7.1
Project rubric

Employ computer
generated ideas and
designs within other areas
of the art curriculum; i.e.
Oral and or
written
response to
different types
21st Century Life
and Careers
CRP1
CRP2
CRP6
collage, drawing,
painting, etc.
and pattern)
1.3.8.D.2
Apply various art media,
art mediums,
technologies, and
processes in the creation
of allegorical, themebased, two- and threedimensional works of art,
using tools and
technologies that are
appropriate to the theme
and goals.
1.3.8.D.3
Identify genres of art
(including realism,
abstract/nonobjective art,
and conceptual art)
within various contexts
using appropriate art
vocabulary, and solve
hands-on visual problems
using a variety of genre
styles.
1.4.8.A.6
Differentiate between
“traditional” works of art
and those that do not use
conventional elements of
style to express new

Manipulate photographs
on the computer.
of artworks
CRP11
ideas.
1.4.8.A.1
Generate observational
and emotional responses
to diverse culturally and
historically specific
works of dance, music,
theatre, and visual art.