| Lesson 1 | Time: 45 minutes |
| Resources: Images of Mark Rothko's No. 14, paper, coloring materials | |
| Introduction: Introduce Mark Rothko and his famous work, No. 14. Discuss the use of colors and emotions in his artwork. | |
| Development: Show images of No. 14 and discuss the feelings it evokes. Encourage students to share their thoughts. | |
| Conclusion: Summarize the key points about Mark Rothko and No. 14. Assign a short reflection task for homework. | |
| Assessment: Participation in class discussion, completion of reflection task. |
| Lesson 2 | Time: 60 minutes |
| Resources: Large sheets of paper, acrylic paints, brushes | |
| Introduction: Review No. 14 and discuss the main art medium Rothko used. | |
| Development: Demonstrate how to create a simple abstract painting using Rothko's style. Allow students to experiment with colors and shapes. | |
| Conclusion: Have students share their creations and discuss what they enjoyed about the process. | |
| Assessment: Creativity in painting, participation in sharing session. |
| Lesson 3 | Time: 45 minutes |
| Resources: Paper, coloring materials, images of Rothko's work | |
| Introduction: Show an original image inspired by No. 14 and discuss what elements make it reminiscent of Rothko's style. | |
| Development: Encourage students to create their own mini sketches inspired by No. 14, focusing on color and emotion. | |
| Conclusion: Share and discuss the sketches as a group. Reflect on the similarities and differences with Rothko's work. | |
| Assessment: Creativity in sketches, participation in discussion. |
| Lesson 4 | Time: 60 minutes |
| Resources: Canvases, acrylic paints, brushes, easels | |
| Introduction: Review previous lessons and discuss the process of creating a larger painting inspired by No. 14. | |
| Development: Allow students to work on their larger paintings, focusing on color blending and layering. | |
| Conclusion: Arrange a gallery walk where students can display and discuss their paintings with classmates. | |
| Assessment: Completion of painting, participation in gallery walk. |