Learning to draw the line segment bisector and the angle bisector

Our 1st grade students are learning how to use the compass and the ruler to draw a line segment bisector and the angle’s bisector.

Once they have learned how to do it, they practice by building and designing fans!

Here you have some links with animations to remember the steps you must follow to draw these technical drawing constructions:

Perpendicular bisector of a line segment

Bisecting an angle

Here are also some examples of the drawing teacher’s blackboard to explain the fan design exercise:

Later, we will upload here some of the best designs of the students.

Stop motions from 2nd year students of 2018-2019 course.

Some examples of the stop motion video animations made by 2nd year students of 2018-2019 course:

Stop motion by Gema and Lucia C. 2ºC

Stop motion by Sofiya, Juan Esteban and Virginia 2ºC

Stop motion by Pedro, Hugo and Jonatan P. 2ºA

Stop motion by Lluna and Lucia A. 2ºC

A quick view of the works done in art classes in the first term

The first term is over and the second term is about to begin!

Our students worked a lot in art classes, and here is a small example of some of the best drawings they did. You can find them on the board of the drawing class, just at the right of the door. These drawings will be replaced by new ones that the students make.

 

Emotional Circumferences

Technical Drawing and Color Psychology

In art class our students have learned how to draw the line segment bisector and the angle bisector. They have used these tracings in a sheet to find the intersection of a line segment bisector and an angle bisector. Once they found this intersection, they used it as the center of circumferences.

After this, they have studied the color psychology, learning how to use colors to express different emotions.

They used the color psychology to color the circumferences and express how they felt. And here you have some examples of the final results: