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Art and Literature in Ancient Greece Worksheet
In this 4 page packet, students examine images, read notes sections, and analyze primary sources to determine how classical Greek art and literature reflected the values of its society.Students determine the main characteristics of Greek art by examining selected famous examples, then compare and contrast its goals and functions with Ancient Egyptian art and modern examples. They learn and write about Aristotle's concept of "pathos" in the arts, and finish by examining how an excerpt from Sophoc
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8th - 12th
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Renaissance and Medieval Art Styles (English and Spanish) Reading Comprehension
Dive into the nuanced evolution of artistic styles, uncovering the distinctive characteristics that shaped these transformative eras. This immersive introductory reading is your key to unlocking the secrets behind iconic masterpieces that you might study in the Italian Renaissance. Immerse your students in thought-provoking comprehension questions that enrich their understanding of what they read and set the stage for more inquiry-based learning in your unit. Ideal for art enthusiasts, students,
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9th - 12th
Byzantine Mosaics Reading, Primary Sources, and Recreation Activity
Introducing an engaging and comprehensive Classroom Activity tailored for history and art teachers like you! This activity package is designed to immerse your students in the mesmerizing world of mosaic art during the Byzantine Empire, enriching their understanding of this captivating artistic tradition. Included in this package is background information providing context on mosaic art in the Byzantine Empire, its historical significance, and its innovative techniques. It also features reading c
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: The Byzantine Empire Resource Bundle
Manifest Destiny Primary Source Analysis
"American Progress" by John Gast is a popular painting from 1872 that is often used in teaching the concept of Manifest Destiny. This activity has students study the work and analyze its perspective and point of view. This is great as a warm up activity or closure for US history students or APUSH students.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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European Renaissance Primary Sources and DBQ Essay
Students are given 13 primary sources from the European Renaissance to analyze.A graphic organizer and essay outline are provided at the end of the documents to help students better organize their connections (assignment 9 pages total).Great assignment for World History, Art History, AP World History, or AP European History.Prompt: To what extent did the Renaissance change Western European society in the period between the 14th century and early 17th century?
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: BUNDLE: Medieval to Renaissance European History (vocab, DBQs, project)
1920's DBQ: Art Analysis
1920's DBQ: Art Analysis
This Document Based Assessment requires students to examine and analyze paintings that were created during the Roaring 20's. Using their analytical skills, students will gain a better understanding of the time period.
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Roaring 20s and Great Depression Bundle
Medieval Europe DBQ Essay: Impact of Political Decentralization
Medieval Europe DBQ with 11 documents for students to analyze and complete an essay outline.Prompt: Develop an argument that evaluates the extent to which political decentralization impacted Europe during the time period 1000- 1450.
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: BUNDLE: Medieval to Renaissance European History (vocab, DBQs, project)
Ancient Egyptian Art Choice Boards Activity | Ancient Egypt
This resource contains choice boards featuring major works of Egyptian art and monumental architecture. Students can select a work and draft a free response based on a prompt. These choice boards can used as an at-home or classroom activity and are perfect for hybrid or distance learning. Included is a printer-friendly handout version and a full-color digital Easel version!This resource is a companion to the Ancient Egypt: Art History and Major Works of Art presentation and assessment resource.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Global Art History: Seeing the Past Growing Bundle
AP Art History (APAH) Unit 2, Ancient Greece (Lecture 3/5 - Anc. Mediterranean)
AP Art History (APAH) Unit 2, Ancient Mediterranean [36 Required Artworks]. Lecture 3/5 focusing on the art of the Ancient Greece (ten required artworks), including links to Smarthistory/Khan Academy readings/videos/practice quizzes, short essay prompt & scoring rubric. Lecture 1 focuses on Ancient Near East & Persia, Lecture 2 focuses on Ancient Egypt, Lecture 4 focuses on Ancient Etruria [Etruscan], & Lecture 5 focuses on the art of Ancient Rome. All 5 lectures are available as a b
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Document Analysis: Course of Empire - AP World, AP US, AP Art History, Pre-AP WH
Document Analysis - AP World History, AP US History, AP Art History - Course of EmpireLEARNING OBJECTIVE: Illustrate human’s impact on nature, the rise of ‘civilization’, & the causes/effects of the rise and fall of empires. In groups, students will work together to complete a document analysis on one of the five artworks & then present their findings to the class.CONTEXT: The Course of Empire Series by Thomas Cole (American Artist) 1833-1836 was commissioned by a wealthy merchant to com
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: BUNDLE: AP Art History (APAH): FULL Course - all 250 artworks!
U.S. Imperialism/Pan-Am Expo. DBQ essay with full lesson plan
This lesson would fit into your curriculum towards the tail end of your chapter or unit on U.S. imperialism. The students should have already been taught the goals of U.S. imperialism, the annexation of Hawaii, as well as the results of the Spanish American War including the ensuing war against the Philippines. This could be a one-day lesson with the extended response assigned as homework or it could be extended into a multi-day lesson if you wished to spend more time discussing the Pan-Americ
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8th - 11th
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STEAM Design Project - AR Filter - Computer Science and Art
This project challenges students to use 3D design skills to create an AR Filter! Following a structured design process is an important 21st-century skill; this project presents a design scenario, presents background information about AR in the form of an article and written response, calls for several rounds of design and development, and contains a checklist and peer review sheet as part of the reflection process. This design packet is printable and could be used over a few days or could be us
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6th - 9th
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SAR question for Protestant Reformation and Counter Reformation for AP Euro
New SAR Prompt for the redesign! The protestant reformation, Counter Reformation and Baroque Art are assessed in the prompt with Primary sources.
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9th - 12th
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SEARCH the Image (Analyzing Images for DBQ)
I use the SEARCH technique to teach my students how to analyze images, photographs, political cartoons, etc. in my Social Studies classroom. However, this technique can be used across all disciplines.
This resource includes a fill-in-the-blank worksheet for students to engage them in writing and learning the steps of the process. The second page can be used to project the process for students to follow along. The third page is a teacher guide to help teachers explain the technique to students.
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9th - 12th
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Analyzing Documents The S.M.A.R.T. Way
Finding a systematic way of helping students to analyze and evaluate resources can be a difficult task. S.M.A.R.T. (Source, Motive, Analysis, Relate, and Thesis) provides students with an easy, manageable way of looking at photographs, political cartoons, music and documents. This method of document analysis will be invaluable for students in middle school through the early years of college.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Renaissance vs Baroque Art Worksheet
Examine the differences between Renaissance and Baroque Art with this helpful worksheet. Excellent for AP Art History as an outline to write a compare/contrast . This worksheet gets students to really look at the differences between baroque and renaissance art. It asks specific questions that refer to the similarities and differences.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The Stained Glass Art of Louis Comfort Tiffany Packet
*Now a PDF version to maintain font integrity. If editable Word version is desired, please email me at scamenker92@gmail.com for the Word version :)*This illustrated packet provides a biography of stained glass pioneer LCT, then discussion and comprehension questions to check understanding. Additionally, there's an Extra Credit opportunity to travel (in person or virtually) to the Morse Museum in Winter Park, Florida, and do some research about the LCT collection of jewelry, ceramics, and staine
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7th - 10th
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Sports Stadiums DBQ
A DBQ for students on the impact of sports stadiums on the local cities and populations. I used this for my Cambridge Global Perspectives course.
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8th - 12th
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AP Art History (APAH) Unit 2, Ancient Rome (Lecture 5/5 - Anc. Mediterranean)
AP Art History (APAH) Unit 2, Ancient Mediterranean [36 Required Artworks]. Lecture 5/5 focusing on the art of the Ancient Rome (eight required artworks), including links to Smarthistory/Khan Academy readings/videos/practice quizzes, short & long essay prompts with scoring rubrics. Lecture 1 focuses on Ancient Near East & Persia, Lecture 2 focuses on Ancient Egypt, Lecture 3 focuses on Ancient Greece, & Lecture 4 focuses on the art of Ancient Etruria [Etruscan]. All 5 lectures are av
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
APUSH Primary Resource lesson on Women late 1700s-early 1800s, document Analysis
The lesson includes an entrance ticket, exit ticket and 2 engravings along with analytical questions. Instructions on how to examine in the engravings whole group is included. Use this to spice up a direct instruction lesson on women and women's education during the late 1700s-early 1800s.
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9th - 12th
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SAR question on Renaissance for AP Euro
Need some practice SAR (short answer response) questions aligned with the 2015 AP Euro redesign? This is a good one for your Renaissance unit and it includes analysis of a primary source. AP Euro, AP World, and AP Art History.
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10th - 12th
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Primay Source Close Reading - The Landing of Columbus
Objective: Students will observe a secondary source document to make inferences about the experience of European Exploration.
Social Studies TEKS: 4a.2, 4a.3
4.1d, 4.2a, 4.2b, 4.2c, 4.21a, 4,21b, 4.21d, 4.22c
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How does the artist represent the different individuals in the painting?
According to this artist, what were the effects of European exploration?
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4th - 7th
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Famous Paintings to Color: Van Gogh, Tarsila Amaral, Frida Kahlo, Salvador Dalí
Hi there, I'm Teacher Dantas! Here I offer you 6 archieves of famous paintings to color. They are all draw in lines by me.They are: Van Gogh: Starry Night & Bedroom in ArlesTarsila do Amaral: The Moon & A CucaFrida Kahlo: Viva la VidaSalvador Dalí: The Persistence of MemoryThank you very much for downloading it!Follow me!Instagram: teacherdantasContact me!E-mail: katedantas1@gmail.com
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Not Grade Specific
Humanities Exercise — Postcards of the Future
This is a great exercise for humanities, art history, history, French or composition classes. Students review the public domain illustrations, made by French artists, from 1899-1910. They might study the era, study European art from the era, or simply address the questions on the sheets.
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6th - 9th
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