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Lesson Plan: Evaluating Art (3-5)

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This lesson plan for grades 3-5 introduces students to the process of evaluating art through a structured, criteria-based approach. By exploring famous works of art—including paintings, sculptures, and screenprints—students will learn to differentiate between personal preference and formal evaluation.

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