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Activities
and Assessments
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During the past years, The Andy Warhol Museum has worked with a dedicated
and talented group of elementary school teachers who have been lending
their creative expertise and experience to the Warhol as an Advisory Team.
These activities and assessments are a result of these collaborations.
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| Ode
to a Food |
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| Students learn about Pop Art and Warhol's famous Campbell's Soup paintings by writing short poems and drawing pictures of their own favorite foods. | |
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| A
Conversation with Andy: "When I was Your Age" |
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| Students learn about Warhol's Childhood while reflecting on their own experiences. | |
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| Assessments | |
| People,
Places, and Things: Warhol Word Search |
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| After students visit the Warhol, they complete this fun word search about famous people, places, and things in Andy's life. Artist Educators will be sure to cover these points during their tour. | |
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| Before
and After Survey |
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| Zee Ann Poerio created this survey to introduce her students to the Warhol Museum. Students answered questions about Andy Warhol and what they might see, then drew self-portraits. After the visit, students filled out a follow-up survey, drawing their self-portraits in the style of either Warhol or special exhibition artist Jean Cocteau. | |
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| Student-Written
Articles |
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| Articles in the school newsletter, local paper, or yearbook are great ways for students to remember and reflect upon their Warhol experience. | |
| Student
Art Show |
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| Share your students' art with your school! Put up their work on bulletin boards accompanied by student comments about their experience, or hold an assembly to discuss your Warhol visit. | |
| Warhol
Field Trip Zine |
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| Have students create a zine describing their Warhol visit including drawings, photographs, and short blurbs. | |
| Warhol
Time Capsules |
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| Have students create time capsules of their Warhol experience to share with next year's class. |
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Andy Warhol, photo Greg Gorman, 1983 |
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