PLAYING WITH THE RENAISSANCE

This activity is for students of 5th and 6th grade who are learning different periods of History of Art.
We focus or attention in the Renaissance.

1º) We are going to ask questions about this period and, after the questions, showing pictures of the most famous buildings and paintings and ask if they recognise them:
- What is the Renaissance?
- Do you know famous painters of this period?
- What are the most famous buildings of this period?
- Can you tell me famous painting of the Renaissance?

2º) Immerse in the Renaissance through a simple video:

They have to note down key words, artists, ideas, characteristics… of this period to complete the “Cloud of Renaissance”, a cloud made of cardboard in which they stick post-its with the main and key ideas of each period of History of Art.

3º) Now, we are going to deal with Leonardo Da Vinci and one of the most famous paintings: La Gioconda. First of all, we are going to analyse carefully the painting through questions:
- How would you describe the young woman in the painting?
- Describe the background of the painting.
- Why do you think this painting is described as “mysterious”?

4º) Finally, we are going to play with the Renaissance, we are going to play with La Gioconda. Each student is going to have a template (https://artprojectsforkids.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Deluxe-Mona-Lisa-Template-4.pdf ) with the face and hands of the painting and they are going to play or reinterpret the painting using their creativity. The next day, they are going to explain what technique they used and why did they do their reinterpretations.

CLAUDIA DE LA FUENTE

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