IN THIS LESSON PLAN
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OTHER LESSONS IN THIS UNIT
- Water
- Geology of the Hudson River
- Native Peoples of the Hudson Valley
- Early Transportation on the River, Henry Hudson, Pirates and Maps
- Trains and Bridges
- Creating an Estuary
- Hands-on River Ecology
- Creating a Fish Mural
- Zebra Mussels, Scientists, & Conservationists
- Museum Making: An Assessment Tool for Place-Based Education
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NY State Standards
ART1, ART2, ART3, ART4, ELA1, SST1
NY State Standards
ART1, ART2, ART3, ART4, ELA1, SST1
Hudson River School of Art
Destination
Olana State Historic Site
Mid-Hudson Childrens Museum
Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center
County Columbia
Subjects Social Studies, English/Language Arts, Arts
Grades 1st Grade, 2nd Grade
Author Rebecca Burdett, formerly, Poughkeepsie Day School
Students get a simple introduction to the Hudson River School of Art (HRS), 1825-1870, considered the first coherent school of American painting. HRS artists, such as Frederic Church and Thomas Cole, painted wilderness landscapes of the Hudson River valley and surrounding New England helping to create a uniquely American style. Children learn how a region's history and natural environment can shape art, and conversely, how art can help communicate an artist's philosophy about nature and our place within it.