Agenda 1-9-2014

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Bell Work(COPY ALL AND ANSWER)

1. Turn in Standards Review HW2. List 4 subjects the humanists studied (use yesterdays

vocabulary and notes)

YOU NEED (always have out BEFORE CLASS)

• Notebook• Pen/Pencil• Highlighter (if you have one)• Homework

Objectives CO Students will learn that a new way of thinking called humanism led to a rebirth of art and learning. Students will learn the major achievements of Dante, Michelangelo, and Leonardo da Vinci.LO Students will use the reading on Michelangelo to answer text dependent questions with a partner.

Agenda 1. Bell work #22. Vocabulary3. Cornell Notes 4. Interactions5. HW: Vocabulary Builder (p.1) or Michelangelo Reading

HW: • Finish Michelangelo Reading

Renaissance Vocabulary

Michelangelo

• Italian Renaissance artist who designed buildings, created sculptures

• Painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel

David Moses

The Italian Renaissance Cornell Notes

Italian Writers• Dante Alighieri

– Dante wrote in Italian, not Latin– The Divine Comedy was his major

work. It was an imaginary journey through the past.

• Niccolo Machiavelli– In 1513 wrote The Prince– Machiavelli wrote advice to leaders

on how to rule. – He was interested in the “here and

now”.

Michelangelo: Italian artist• Michelangelo had many

talents including:• architect, poet,

sculptor, and painter.

• Sistine Chapel

Italian Master

Michelangelo

Copied the look of Greek/Roman statues- realism.

Most of his work was made for the Catholic Church

Painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel

with Bible images

Represents ideas of the Renaissance: interest in Greek & Roman ideas, love of art

Michelangelo Interactions Write an I am poem for Michelangelo:

I am I see I feelI love I wonder I am

Write a sentence summarizing Michelangelo and his work that is between 12 and 15 words long.

Michelangelo (copy and use 308 to answer)

1. What is a Renaissance person?

2. What were 4 of Michelangelo’s many talents?

3. What is Michelangelo’s most famous work? What does it look like?

The Pieta – By Michelangelo

The Sistine Chapel

Italian Renaissance Art