This workshop will focus on art history from Asia, starting with Chinese dragons. Students will learn about the origins and symbolism of Chinese dragons as a mythological creature representing good fortune and spiritual power. They will create artworks using materials like red, orange, and yellow chalk colors, paper, tissue paper, scissors, and staples to depict Chinese dragons.

1. ART HISTORY WORKSHOP
SIXTH GRADE PRIMARY EDUCATION

2. WELCOME TO THE FIRST
WORKSHOP IN ENGLISH
THIS YEAR THE CLASS WILL MAKE A HISTORY OF ART WORKSHOP
IN ENGLISH. THIS IS A GREAT EFFORT THAT WE WANT TO THANK
YOU AND IT ALSO WILL HELP YOU TO LEARN ENGLISH ENJOYING.
WE WILL ALWAYS TRY TO SPEAK IN ENGLISH AND IF YOU DO NOT
UNDERSTAND A WORD, YOU CAN LOOK IT AT THE DICTIONARY OR
ASK TO THE TEACHER.

3. THE MONOGRAPH OF THIS YEAR IS
DEDICATED TO ASIA AND WE WILL WORK
WITH ITS TOPICS RELATED WITH YOUR
CRAFTS

4. CHINESE DRAGONS

5. CHINESE DRAGONS
 The origin of the dragon is a mythological animal.
 Traditional Oriental dragon has always been considered
a beneficial creature and a symbol of good fortune.
 Chinese and Japanese symbol looks like is the supreme
spiritual power earthly and heavenly power.
 Cult of the Dragon Chinese Dragon The origin is
uncertain. It comes from totems of different tribes in
China. It comes from a stylized representation of
existing animals, such as snakes, fish and crocodiles.
 The Dragon is a symbol of Imperial Authority

8. MATERIALS

9. CHALK COLOR: RED, ORANGE AND
YELLOW.

10. PAPER

11. TISSUE PAPER

12. SCISSORS

13. DAILY PAPER

14. STAPLES

15. THANK YOU
LET'S WORK