Art Program: Pop Art Volume 2 - Lesson 3: Robert Indiana
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Course Overview
Art Program: Pop Art Volume 2
In the Pop Art courses, children will learn how the vibrant and visual Pop Art style is based on simple, bold images of everyday items, such as animals or soup cans, painted in bright colors. Learners will explore the various types of Pop Art such as photography, painting, comic strips, and much more. During each lesson, students will discuss famous Pop Art artists, view examples of their artwork, and participate in fun learning activities. To finish the lesson, learners will apply their self-expression skills in making custom Pop Art masterpieces.
About Art Program
Over the course of four lessons, students will examine and discuss famous artists amongst peers, view examples of artwork, take virtual gallery tours, and participate in fun interactive games and quizzes along with exciting activities. During each lesson, learners will apply their self-expression skills using a different medium to make custom artwork!
Lesson 3: Robert Indiana
Students will examine and discuss well-known Pop Art artist Robert Indiana in lesson 3. Learners will view examples of his unique artwork, play a fun virtual game creating letter and number art, compare and contrast lesson images with workbook images, and participate in fun learning activities. Students will get creative and produce an acrylic pop-art creation like Robert Indiana towards the end of the lesson.
Lesson Schedule
Lesson 3: Robert Indiana
2026/6/19 22:00-22:50 EDT (Fri)Policy
Cancellation Policy
You may cancel anytime before the application deadline and you will not be charged any cancellation fee. However, if you cancel after the application deadline, 100% of the course fee will charged as a cancellation fee.
Supervision
Art Program Supervision
Parental/legal guardian supervision is recommended.
Students will be using scissors and materials that can spill easily. In order to ensure that your child does not hurt themselves during class or has help available, we highly recommend that a parent or legal guardian or another trusted adult supervise your child during class.
Technical Requirement
Printer Requirement
This class requires access to a printer prior to class.
Students who participate in the class will need to download and print off the required templates or worksheets PRIOR to class.
Language Requirement
Art Program Language Requirement
Students must meet the following language requirements in order to take this course.
Speaking Skills: Beginner
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Students will need to be able to respond in basic sentences with support.
Listening Skills: Beginner
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Students will need to be able to follow simple instructions with support.
Reading Skills: Beginner
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Students will need to be able to decode simple sentences with support.
Writing Skills: Beginner
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Students may be required to mirror write during the lesson.
For students currently taking an ELA program, they must currently be within ELA Standard G1 or above to participate.
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