Mrs. Barrio’s Class

Daily Agenda for Friday, March 20, 2020

Social Studies:         Unit 5, All About Economics

        FINISH:  Lesson 1:  Meeting People’s Needs, read and complete

pp. 134-139

Writing: Heading: A Family Plan

· Choose one of the items on your Family Needs and Wants list and create a step-by-step list to help your family save money to purchase the item.

Math:          Watch BrainPop Jr. video:  Dollars and Cents

Lesson 7.5, pp. 353-356

Complete Mid-Chapter Checkpoint

HW: pg. P165-166

iReady:  Reading

IMPORTANT LINKS

ZOOM ROOM Morning Meeting Link: https://ave.zoom.us/j/6030716107 FOR STUDENTS

Daily Assignment Tracker: 3/20 Assignment Tracker FOR PARENTS

Parent Q & A: Mrs. Barrio's Class: Questions & Answers FOR PARENTS

PASSWORDS

Discovery Education:

· Username: P00070454Password: 00070454

BrainPop Jr:

· Username: somersetbocaPassword: mustangs20

Today’s Specials:

Art with Ms. Frey

My office hours will be every school day from

2:00 - 3:00 pm.  Click the link below to join for office hours. 

https://ave.zoom.us/j/565807292

Or use meeting ID # 565-807-292

Good Morning, Class!

Today, we will take a look into Op Art! You will begin a Hand Op Art drawing after taking a look at some examples done by Victor Vasarely, one of the most influential Op Artists of the 50s and 60s.

“Op Art”, also called optical art, is a style of abstract painting or drawing that resembles an optical illusion. This style will often have precise shapes and colors that will appear as though it is a 3-D (three dimensional) object.

Examples:

Please keep a folder of your artwork so that it will be easily accessible for you to continue in the weeks to follow!

· Today’s goal: Understand what Op Art is and how Victor Vasarely influenced art during this time. Begin your op art hands drawing.

· To do today:

· My Lesson for you: Please follow along with the video I’ve created for you. It will go over our lesson more in depth. https://youtu.be/rOZ1UkV0YVY

· Practice: Begin the drawing portion of your Op Art – PLEASE DO NOT COLOR YET!

· Materials:

· Paper

· Pencil

· Ruler or Straight Edge