Flashcards on Foundations of Art Education
Foundations of Art Education: A Student's Guide
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Art techniques and classroom safety
8 cards
Card 1
Question: List common art techniques used in the classroom.
Answer: Painting, drawing, engraving, printing and print-copy, paper-mâché, games with paint, cutting, gluing/collage, cut-outs, batik, etc.
Card 2
Question: What materials are commonly used for classroom art projects?
Answer: Paper, cardboard, paints (water, tempera, oil, acrylic), modeling clay, pastels, natural materials (wood, wool, fabrics, fibers, stones), pens, wax pa
Card 3
Question: Which basic tools and aids are used in art lessons?
Answer: Brush, pen, pencil, scissors, digger (or cutting tool), glue, ruler, and similar tools.
Card 4
Question: Name safety measures to follow when working on art projects.
Answer: Use non-toxic materials, watch out for sharp objects, wear working clothes, ensure room ventilation, and wash hands.
Card 5
Question: Why is it important to check for non-toxic materials in art class?
Answer: To protect students' health and prevent exposure to harmful substances while creating art.
Card 6
Question: What precautions should you take regarding sharp objects during art activities?
Answer: Be careful handling them, supervise use, and store sharp tools safely to avoid injuries.
Card 7
Question: What classroom practice helps reduce inhalation of fumes from some art materials?
Answer: Ensure proper room ventilation.
Card 8
Question: What personal hygiene practice is recommended after art activities?
Answer: Washing hands.