| Day | Classwork |
Reading and Written Assignments |
|---|---|---|
| September 16 C Day |
Begin Chapter 3 Predynastic and Early Dynastic Egypt AP Themes-Narrative in Art/Art as Power and Authority as seen in Palette ofNarmer Overview Ancient Egypt Predynastic Egypt |
For 9/18-Reread p. 59-64 Visit the following sites: Explore the Pyramids Step Pyramid of Zoser Explore the Bent Pyramid For 9/17-Be prepared for MC quiz |
| September 17 D Day |
Overview
The Old Kingdom Interrealationship between architecture and sculpture Theme: Art as Power and Authority Pyramid at Giza and Statue of Kufu How to Read Hieroglyphics |
Pick up Take-home essay topics |
| September 18 E Day |
The Old Kingdom Sculpture Theme: Rendition of the Human Form Nonwestern Comparison Seated Scribe from Saqqara and Mayan Monkey-Man Scribal God from Honduras |
For 9/20-Reread Chapter 3-p. 73-87 Be prepared for 5-10 minute essay |
| September 19 F Day |
Discussion-
The Middle Kingdom Begin The New Kindgom New Kingdom Mortuary Architecture Valley of the Kings Theme: Art as Sacred Space Contrast purpose: Giza Pyramids and Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut |
For 9/21-Be prepared for MC Quiz |
| September 22 A Day |
Discussion-Continue With The New Kingdom Theme: Art as Sacred Places Temple Architecture: Luxor and Karnak |
Take-Home Essay |
| September 23 B Day |
Continue With The New Kingdom Sculpture and Painting Theme: Rendition of the Human Form Describe compositional point of view: Nebanum (Fowling Scene) |
For 9/24 be prepared for short answer |
| September 24 C Day |
Discussion-Continue With The New Kingdom Theme: Rendition of the Human Form Akhenaten and the Amarna Period King Tutankhamun and Ramses II |
TEST-Chapter 2 & 3-9/29 |
| September 25 D Day |
Discussion-Continue With The New Kingdom Sculpture and Painting Theme: Rendition of the Human Form Akhenaten and the Amarna Period King Tutankhamun and Ramses II |
TEST-Chapter 2 & 3-9/29 |