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Intro to Art Lesson Bundle: High School/Middle School Art
This Introductory art Lesson Bundle for middle schoolers and high schoolers includes 6 low prep easy to deliver lessons for beginner/foundations art students. These lessons offer beginners success but can also offer advanced students opportunities to challenge themselves- I have used these lessons in mixed grade level classes with great success! All of these introductory art lessons require only inexpensive materials but will guide your students to make tremendous strides in their skill level a
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7th - 10th
Pen and Ink Drawing Unit Bundle
In this Pen and Ink Drawing Unit bundle you will get everything you need to teach weeks of pen and ink activities that will build mark making confidence in your Middle School or High School students. This lesson introduces line value techniques: hatching, cross hatching, stippling, scumbling and cross contour lines. It also includes several high quality pen and ink drawing examples from Art History, Contemporary Art and Student Work. This is the perfect start of the year lesson to build skills a
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7th - 12th
Fractured Values: Basic Pencil Shading Techniques Lesson Bundle
This lesson BUNDLE includes everything you need to teach your students basic pencil shading techniques and about the element of art : value. This Bundle includes: Lesson Sample Schedule Outline and Materials List with links*.Powerpoint slideshow that is interactive and that guide students through using drawing pencils in a group activity. Two worksheet activities that give students the opportunity to develop pencil shading techniques and understand how to pencil shade a drawing. The powerpoint s
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6th - 12th
Canadian Art Project - Grade 4, 5 and 6
This Art project is inspired by Canadian Artist Ted Harrison's work. Students begin by analyzing samples of his Art pieces to determine what stylistic features appear in all of his work (e.g., bright colours, thick horizontal lines, etc.). Students can talk about what appears in the foreground, middle ground and background (e.g.,Animals that live in Northern Canada).
This assignment includes a sample report card comment.
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3rd - 6th
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Collage Portrait Sketchbook Covers - Start of the year lesson
This easy sketchbook cover design lesson is a perfect 1st project for Middle School or High School art students. In this lesson students will explore the bizzare and intriguing work of Renaissance artist Giuseppe Arcimboldo and contemporary artists who work in similar approaches. They will then use either their own profile or the provided blank profile to create a self portrait using drawing or collage that is inspired by the style of Arcimboldo. The back sketchbook cover design will be inspired
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7th - 12th
Famous Artist Research Project
Students explore a wide variety of famous Hispanic Artists. Project can be completed in pairs or individually. Students reproduce one work using authentic materials and then prepare a 7 slide powerpoint presentation to discuss the life and works of their artist. This project is written in both Spanish and English versions so it is suitable for any level of language learners. I have taught it with 7th graders in Spanish I up to Seniors in Spanish IV. Project also contains a grading rubric and
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7th - 12th
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Candy Pop Art and Pop Art History Activities
6th to 12th grade art history and application lessons. Teach your students are the history of pop art, have them distinguish with a partner behind Pop art and other styles, and have them debate if this is "real" art or not before creating their own Pop Art using candy. Super fun and informative for Jr. High and High School students in Art and/or History courses. Includes step by step instructions and lots of student work examples
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: 28 lessons and activities: Beginning HS Art (9th to 12th grade)
Chinese Calligraphy (art project)
Activity for 3rd to 9th graders. they will learn the basics about Chinese calligraphy history before practicing their own calligraphy. Then they will create a larger art piece using what they learned. Great filler activity for all ages.
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3rd - 9th
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Cuneiform Clay Tablets
Have students make history come alive with their own cuneiform clay tablets
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4th - 12th
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Also included in: 18 lessons plus 1 lab -Ceramics Curriculum (6th-12th grade)
Medieval Castles, Knights, Towns, Monks --Coloring Pages w/ 35 Images
Hi All:I'm so excited to share this resource with you that I made for my kiddos at home. This is a 35-page coloring book featuring:⭐️ MEDIEVAL CASTLES⭐️ KNIGHTS ⭐️MONKS⭐️ TOWNS⭐️ TECHNOLOGY⭐️ MONARCHS, KINGS AND QUEENSMy kids loved the coloring pages, inspiring them to ask questions and be curious about MEDIEVAL HISTORY. ⭐️ What’s Included:35 Coloring Pages with "medieval castles, knights, towns, monks" theme. Coloring pages also provide a chance for kids to relax and have fun. These coloring p
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K - 6th
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Art Report Card Comments (editable)
Art can be broken down into several categories or elements, which are fundamental components that artists use to create works of art. These elements help artists convey their ideas, emotions, and messages effectively. Here are some of the key categories or elements of art:Line: Lines are marks that span a distance between two points. They can be straight, curved, diagonal, or wavy. Lines can be used to outline shapes, define form, create texture, and imply movement or direction within a composit
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Not Grade Specific
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8th Grade Middle School Art Curriculum Full Year
Big Ideas, Essential Questions, Competencies, Vocabulary, etc...If your head is spinning and you've no clue where to begin, then start right here. This is an original contemporary art curriculum for 8th grade, following an overall theme of reflection of self and conceptual art connections. This is a contemporary approach in art education.This is an editable file, so you may adjust accordingly in Microsoft Word. I have included big ideas with resources listed, ways to incorporate technology, sugg
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7th - 12th
Age of Imperialism Artwork & Political Cartoon Analysis Activity
This in-class group activity has the students examine 8 different images from the Age of Imperialism. I have the students go into groups and assign 1 image to each group. They then go to the website(s) provided and answer the questions in the table in the packet. When everyone is done, I have the groups stand in the front of the room while I project the artwork and they cover the information from their box and we have a whole class discussion on the artwork.Students get really involved in this a
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9th - 12th
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Aztec Art Projects Elementary School
These are 3 Aztec inspired art projects that I did with my students. They can be adapted to K-5, but I did these projects with my K-3. They are all inspired by real art objects from the Aztec civilization. The students loved learning about Aztec culture and it's connection to modern Mexico during this lesson. Templates, background info pics, and lesson plans aligned with national standards included.
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K - 5th
Art Thematic Unit of Study Impressionism
Art Thematic Unit of Study Impressionism. This task sheet/ checklist is given to each student , used as a checklist and projected as we click on the artist and video links to teach the unit. All you need for the lessons are included in this easy to use checklist as you progress through the unit, ending with the student series presentations. Grading rubrics are right in the useful chart. I used this unit for a quarter of a school year teaching every day of the school week. You could easily draw
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6th - 10th
WWI American Homefront Gallery Walk
Using dozens of visuals to understand life on the American homefront during WWI, students will discover how society, politics, and the economy were changed during a time of war.
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7th - 11th
Essay Scaffold HSC Visual Arts
Essay scaffold template for Year 11 and 12 Visual Arts. Designed to prepare students for Section II of the NSW NESA Higher School Certificate. The scaffold is designed for students to write and introduction, four body paragraphs and a conclusion analysing two artist's work with two artworks from each. Student's are encouraged to split their analysis in 'example' and 'effect' with a connecting word in between. Included in the resource is a sample paragraph based on an artwork by Ben Quilty usin
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10th - 12th
Portraiture Unit of Work Bundle
This bundle contains a 91 slide presentation, and acomplimentary 26 page workbook exploring the importance of portraiture, and its link to identity.It contains over 10 individual lessons and homework tasks.Content includes lessons on the following;- An Introduction to Portraiture- Symbolism in Portraiture- Portraiture & Identity- Introduction to 'The Frames'- Portraiture & the Camera- Analysis of Key Portraits- Essay Writing in Visual Arts- Artist Profile on Ben Quilty- Discussion: Is Po
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9th - 12th
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Jen Stark Drip Wall Project (Collaboration)
6th to 12th grade fun and easy collaborative art project using everyday art supplies. Students will learn about Jen Stark and work together to create a "Drippy" wall in her style
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Drawing Lessons Bundle (6th-12th grade)
How to Write in Mayan Hieroglyphics
This worksheet is made to be used with a syllabary to write with Mayan Glyphs. Students can use this to write their name or create a personal message for their art. I used information from "Writing Writingin Maya Glyphs in Maya Glyphs in Maya Glyphs Names, Places, & Simple Sentences A Non-Technical Introduction to MAYA GLYPHS" by Mark Pitts to create this worksheet. http://www.famsi.org/research/pitts/MayaGlyphsBook1Sect1.pdfThis is a simplified version of the steps found in Book 1.
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4th - 12th
CSI: Michelangelo
Engage your students in a crime scene investigation over one of histories most inspired and brilliant artists. Students will be intrigued with a real-life accusation that Michelangelo forged an artifact currently held in the Vatican Museum. This resource includes: a CSI overview, guided questions packet, 7 evidence exhibits, and an answer key. The question "Michelangelo- Innocent, victim, or forger?" will require students to analyze evidence, make a claim, and support it with reason. CSI: Michel
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7th - 12th
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Monochromatic Still Life and Portraits Project
Grades: 6th-12th Students will develop their craft of painting using a value scale in one color- also known as monochromatic. They will play shadows and highlights. Monochromatic is a color scheme that uses only one hue and the tints and shades of that hue for a unifying effect. Lesson includes- materials list, basic written instructions with options, images and examples
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6th - 12th
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Research Analysis Task The Frames - Photography / Art
Writing scaffold for a research and analysis assessment task on a photographer (or artist). Designed for a Year 11 Photography and Digital Media class.Task involves basic research on the photographer and their background, followed by a scaffolded analysis of two of their photographs or artworks through the Frames. Colour coded sections for differentiation as well as sentence starters to assist students in writing in formal full sentences.Designed for NSW Visual Arts / Photography Syllabus.
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9th - 12th
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Tessellations Art Lesson
Great lesson for Art and Math students from 5th to 12th grade. Share the amazing and optical illusion art of MC Escher and have students create their own tessellations. Step by step instructions, information on MC Escher and images of his art, as well as student examples are included.
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5th - 12th
Also included in: 28 lessons and activities: Beginning HS Art (9th to 12th grade)
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