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Annie Painter's Graduate Art Courses
for Teachers Summer 2010 and beyond:
SIGN UP AND HOLD YOUR PLACE FOR SUMMER 2010:
Email anniepainter@msn.com for more information.
Call Annie anytime at phone/fax home/office: 541-549-9539 in Sisters, Oregon. Marge Woodfill
is our registrar and university liaison for #2, Basic Teacher Art Institute, below. Reach Marge and sign up at 503-257-2465 or email her at
Lmwoodfill@aol.com.
Courses #1, #2, and #3 below are offered cooperatively by Annie Painter & Assoc. and Portland State University.
1. Summer 2010 Teacher Team Workshop at Annie's Sisters, Oregon Studio:
Color, Design and Cut Paper Creations for Teachers or a Custom Practicum for returning students 2010.
Take an art break with me in my studio this summer! 4-6 people per session--no more.
Call to arrange dates for your small group. PSU graduate credit can be arranged.
1 grduate credit, Portland State University, Continuing Education/Graduate School of Education. Call to arrange dates for your small group. PSU graduate credit can be arranged.
TIMES: Day one: Noon to 4 Day two: 8:30-2:30
DATES: (You choose the dates WITH Annie)
Enjoy 24 hours in Sisters or a short drive if you're local to my home and studio on Camp Polk Road.
10 hours over two days in my studio and on the property, creating, refreshing your spirits with Color & Design with Cut Paper Creations for Teachers—inspired by social studies, science, multi-cultural and language arts themes. (see course #3, below) or an individualized PRACTICUM of new work to include mono-printing, folk art, mural making and simple author/artist ideas. I'll share my recent work and look forward to yours!
Just $100 tuition (instead of $175 when I have to travel to teach) plus an additional $55 if you want graduate credit.
Affordable art when we need it most!
Call me (Annie Painter) 541-549-9539 or email me and I’ll hold a space for you or your team.
anniepainter@msn.com
2. July 28, 29, 30, Aug 2, 3: Basic Teacher Art Institute,
West Linn High School, 5464 W A St. West Linn, Oregon; Daily 8:30-3
5 days, 3 graduate credits - PSU course number K1360K
Credit arrangements through Portland State University Continuing
Education/Graduate School of Education (Note: This course can be requested by a district during the school year
as a 3 credit course or in 1 credit course units (color & design, clay, drawing and childhood development)
Instructors: (Subject to numbers enrolled):
Annie Painter, Debi Briggs-Crispin, Larry Verdoorn and guest teacher, Jen Freeborn.
This is the course-updated yearly-that launched Annie's Art Institute* work now in its 23rd year in Oregon and nationally where Annie consults. More than 2000 teachers and artists who teach use the engaging lessons and methods tested with thousands of students of all ages in every possible environment.
Combine refreshing personal studio work with the study of childhood development. Leave with practical, engaging lesson plans, assessment tools and samples (including Annie's book). Use the elements and principles of design with common media for uncommonly beautiful, child-friendly results. Plan lessons you'll love to teach, inspired by science, art, cultural studies, literature, imagination.
Includes color and design with new cut paper creations, drawing and painting in early childhood, and a surprisingly manageable clay curriculum that can be used with or without firing! Includes exploration, slab sampler, final project, how to create boards, slats, rollers, safety, lesson design. Schools use with science, social studies and literature (nurse log, Haiku poems, volcanic cross sections, clay home for a story book character, for example).
Join the more than 2000 teachers for whom this course has changed the way they understand,
value, enjoy and teach the arts in their classrooms. 3 graduate credits with credit fee of $165 payable first day of class
to PSU and $500 tuition payable first day of class to Annie Painter and Assoc. DO NOT SEND REGISTRATION TO PSU. Official
registration is held the first day of class at West Linn High School. non-credit: $500.
*Annie founded the Art Institute program when she was an elementary principal in Gresham.
She has a background as an artist, writer and elementary and secondary teacher.
2. A. Annie Painter's Art Practicum 2010 - PSU course number K1361K - available for
students who have already had this course but want a refresher or an individualized program. West Linn High School.
Same dates and fees as Basic Course, above. Contact Annie to arrange 541 549-9539 or email anniepainter@msn.com
3. July 6,7,8 2010 Lynch Elementary School 1314 SW Kalama,
Redmond, Oregon - Color, Design & Cut Paper Creations for
Teachers Daily: 8:30-3:00
2 graduate credits -
PSU course number K1361K
Simple easy-to-teach color and design lessons result in dazzling projects for all ages, creative thinking, lesson design for high achievement, sample projects that link science, social studies, cultural studies. Make colorful teaching tools and samples for your classroom.
Leave with a 25-hour curriculum and understand how to manage color and
design in the classroom with no mess or worry. Sample projects: Various color
wheels and dramatic hand painted papers using cyan, magenta and yellow, "author" time with Annie
reading her new children's book, Vincent and Jake Learn Color Mixing, 3D and 2D cut paper creations
including how to handle an all school mural.
A few sample lessons in cut paper creation: all school water cycle fun
(1st grade art: bathing suits drying on a line…why did they dry so fast?), hybrid plants on the
Oregon landscape (5th grade), the wild west as interpreted by K-6 in Annie's school work in Tampa, Florida),
bold bugs, butterflies or blooms, rainforest interdependence (all levels), paper quilts inspired by the
African American quilters of Gees Bend, Alabama, cut paper alphabet or art element posters to name a few
remarkable efforts by teachers working with Annie, Larry and Debi in the last two decades.
Book, handouts, posters, fun.
2 graduate credits $465, non-credit: $350. Annie Painter's
Art Practicum for students who have already had this course but want a refresher or an individualized
program:
3.A. Annie Painter's Art Practicum - SU course number K1363K - for students who have already had this course but
want a refresher or an individualized program: Lynch Elementary, same dates and fees as Color and Design Class, above.
Call Annie at 541 549-9539 or email anniepainter@msn.com to arrange.
4. Beyond the Bleach Bottle Pig:
Real Art From Found Materials. Available on request
Explore and be able to teach design elements inspired by the re-arranging of natural objects,
the re-use of the found materials in nature and recycling materials from our own lives. Use the
skill of "re-seeing" - finding new ways to create with almost free, fascinating and found media.
Think "what if..?" & "why not…?"
Learn how Scottish artist Andy Goldsworthy re-arranges leaves and
sticks to create ephemeral art in a cow pasture and teams up with the ocean tide to alter a
hand built driftwood hive, how an African artist fashions a delicate motorcycle from used tin
cans, how beautifully the African American women of Gees Bend Alabama, make quilts from work
clothes to keep their families warm. These and other artists and techniques will inspire teachers
and children to consider art as a thinking process that can occur easily with found materials.
Create projects that show design elements such as line, shape, form,
color and texture and principles such as harmony and repetition. Projects may include work with
nature's art supplies, paper quilt design using the approach from Gees Bend ('my way' quilts),
3d construction with wood, wire, paper paint and much more, depending on the length of the class,
student interests and materials available to us.
Handouts and step by step criteria using Annie's well tested (20 years)
lesson design methods and management techniques for engaging students in high creative achievement
linked to state goals in art, language literacy and multi-cultural studies. Still cameras welcome
and very useful. Some projects, like Andy Goldsworthy's work in nature, are not intended to last.
Most appropriate for teachers of 3rd grade through
adult learners, including art teachers.
5. Linking Literacies: Visual Art with Reading,
Writing and Speaking (new working title).
(offered cooperatively by Annie Painter and Associates and Portland
State University)
Available on request any time. 3 graduate credits
Learn a successful process to create endless visual art lessons linked to reading strategies you already
use in literature, science and other subjects. Use common school media and popular Art Institute methods
tested and taught statewide for two decades and nationally for three years.
Create sample projects in
color and design, drawing, mixed media, collage and other media. Analyze your own favorite books and
design visual art plans to meet state goals and engage children. Books used in class are chosen for
cultural diversity, thematic variety, relationships to childhood development, and artistic achievement.
3 graduate credits with credit fee $665, non-credit: $500. Includes posters, handouts, fun, friends,
art time for YOU.
6. What's the Big Idea?:
Using blocks, paint and other art media to support language literacy. On request
Learn to create endless visual art lessons that support your goals
in reading comprehension, writing, speaking and content studies. Includes well tested favorites from
Annie's three years of national work linking language literacy and the arts. Use blocks to help
students show understanding, re-tell and create meaning. Enjoy Annie's color paint chip invention
and crayon to create a Big Idea in a Frame (main idea and supporting details), explore expressive
vocabulary by adding dialog to visual art and enjoy an emphasis on color, design and creative
thinking in the projects. May include also "Drawing in the Sand with Sticks-using a hand made
branch pen with black paint on a giant brown paper with a science theme.
Understand how to plan and assess a lesson for high achievement using
Annie's successful methods so that art is creative while including writing, reading, viewing,
listening, transforming and speaking (literacy strategies).
Handouts for all lessons. Still cameras welcome.
Appropriate for (and tested with) ages
kindergarten through adult.
What to expect in Annie's courses and workshops:
~Fun, refreshing and useful professional time for you-usually when you need it most!
~Great management techniques, easy to teach methods that result in beautiful work, media tested with thousands, ready for you to improve and link with your goals for students.
~Demonstrations, handouts, Annie's book, supplies for your work, elements, principles, rules, color wheel posters and more, depending on the workshop or course.
~Friendly assessment tools, all work linked to state goals and best practices with authentic links to studies you already teach.
~Lesson design and childhood development seminars and methods tested for twenty years by Annie, her teaching partners and thousands of teachers.
Workshops can be created from any course and offered for no credit (or your district credit)
through Annie Painter & Associates.
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