What is the main objective of the glow project?

• To create a glowing city skyline

• To draw a nighttime background

• To explore color and texture by creating a galaxy

• To paint simple bug shapes

Which materials are used in this project?

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• Black cardstock, glow-in-the-dark paint and oil pastels, sponge brushes, glue, and glitter

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• Red paper with crayons

What types of light do we use to see our artworks glow ?

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Which grade level works on the Glow-in-the-Dark

Installation for the art show?

• Pre-K and K

• First

• Second

• Fifth grade and fourth grade

What is the main focus of the Third-grade project?

• Exploring color and texture by creating a galaxy

• Designing a glowing city skyline

• Painting simple bug shapes

• Creating a glowing night sky with stars and moon

Which materials could be used to add depth to your finished artwork?

• Black paper, glow-in-the-dark paints, and paintbrushes

• Collage materials

• Rockets or planets made from cardstock or cardboard

• Chenille stems, Pom poms, beads, and confetti

What is the assessment focus for each grade level?

• Exploring color and texture

• Painting simple bug shapes

• Reflecting on how light and dark interact in their artwork

• Creating a glowing city skyline

What is the extension activity mentioned in the text?

• Painting a glowing night sky

• Designing a glowing city skyline

• Displaying artworks under black light during an evening art show

• Creating a galaxy using sponge brushes

Which target are we reaching for in this lesson?

• Explore materials to create visual art

• Use a variety of tools to create artworks

• Use different media and techniques to create artwork

• Plan and create artworks using principles of design

What is the main objective of the Fourth and Fifth-grade project?

• To explore color and texture by creating a galaxy

• To design a glowing city skyline

• To paint simple bug shapes

• To curate the glow gallery in the art show