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Graphic arts research for Google Apps
Personality Type and Careers Project
This activity is perfect for any career explorations, psychology, or related discipline. Students research various categories related to their personality type after they have taken a Myers Briggs Personality Type test. 16 Personalities Test (students can follow this link to take the free test; results are instant).There is a step by step instructions sheet on what needs to be included in the poster. Students have an option of completing the poster manually or digitally. A suggested grading crit
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Bundle of Personality Typing
Street Art Artist Study Lesson for Middle School- Graffiti Art Research Project
Excite your students in art appreciation through researching street artists! They'll learn all about influential street artists and street art through conducting research and creating either a poster or digital presentation.What's included in this resource:A list of over 30 contemporary street artists for students to researchResearch question handouts with detailed questions about the artist's life, career, influence, and inspirationSelected Works handout for careful observation, analysis, and s
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6th - 9th
Romeo and Juliet Act I Scene 5 Bundle Plot Key Details Activity Research Digital
Your next couple of classes are planned with this bundle for Act I Scene 5 of Romeo and Juliet! After locating key details of the scene in a scavenger hunt, students will research Italian Renaissance dining to plan the Capulet ball!First, your students will locate key literary, character, and plot details with a two-page scavenger hunt. Note that it begins with line 48 of the scene, which is Romeo's first line of the scene (rather than at the beginning with the servants and Capulet speaking).
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8th - 10th
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Careers in Digital Media / Graphic Arts Research Sheet
Students are given 7 careers (Social Media Manager, Social Media Influencer, Web Designer, Graphic Designer, Journalist, Video Game Designer, Photographer/Videographer) and must research 3 facts about each one. Then must answer 2 questions about each**Rubric is also built in and each box question shows its point value out of 100**Can be modified for any careers (example: Careers in Science, choose 7 science careers)
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6th - 12th
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Mars Rover - STEM Space Extension - GATE GT Project
Ready to extend your Space Unit to include some creativity and hands on learning!Take learning to the next level with an amazing STEM PBL in action—design your very own Mars Rover project. This exciting activity integrates Math, ELA, Technology, and Science at its core, taking education beyond the classroom and into deep space. This includes a page in which students will design a diagram drawing of a mars rover, then students will create a 3D model of their rover using various materials that
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3rd - 6th
Outdoor Recreation Activities Project Bundle
Looking for a way to incorporate outdoor recreation into your curriculum? Let student explore the outdoors and learn about the Leave No Principles through this research project. Students will research an activity of choice and then present the material through video, podcast, brochure, or infographic. This project promotes student choice by allow them to choose the activity to research and how they will present the information. This project encourages students to use new forms of presentation ou
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9th - 12th
Holiday Christmas Google Slides Digital Projects - Self paced and easy!
Easy and engaging projects in Google Slides just in time for the Christmas and Holiday season. Use these projects to get students excited that the semester is almost over! I hope you enjoy these digital resources!First Project - Students will love reminiscing about their favorite childhood toy. This makes a great class conversation starter! After discussing our favorite childhood toys, I would suggest making an example of YOU favorite childhood toy. The year I put for mine always makes kids laug
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6th - 12th
Career Research Project for Digital Design - Infographic | Graphic Design
Explore careers in digital design by conducting research and creating an infographic. Students first choose a digital design-related career from the provided list, then conduct research using the planning sheet, and then design an infographic that presents the information. Note: This is a project and not a tutorial. Students should have previous experience using a design program such as Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, PhotoPea, or Canva.Resource Includes:Project Guidelines with Career List a
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8th - 11th
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Also included in:Â Digital Design Career Projects BUNDLE - Poster, Infographic, etc.
MidJourney-Created Portraiture References (currently 90 images!)
Google Drive folder of a Google Slide Presentation (images arranged chronologically) and a PDF of all 90 reference images and buildingThis collection is still a work in progress as there are gaps, but strives to feature humans across age groups, socioeconomic brackets, ethnicities, sexes, and gender presentation (*currently most lacking in Asian representation, but most representative of South American portraiture references)This collection of images is on my to-do list for 2024 and will be grow
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Logo Data Analysis Form
Use during product development projects and marketing ploys. Form specifically designed for students to collect data on table "companies" logo design. Easily edited using google forms. Can be used for marketing/business, graphic design, food science classes
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7th - 12th
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Create a digital magazine!
Give your students this creative opportunity to design their own digital magazine! Students can use writing assignments they have done throughout the year and even collaborate to include writing pieces from their peers, too. You could introduce this creative project at the beginning of a quarter and give students time to craft their magazine's writing pieces during Genius Hour or Fun Fridays. No matter how you choose to use it, this resource is a blank template for students to add to, alter, and
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Not Grade Specific
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Elements of Art and Principles of Design Slideshow
This slideshow gives you multiple examples of each Element of Art and Principle of Design. Students can use this a visual example for a variety of art and design projects.Simple black background allows for the images to pop out on each slide.
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1st - 12th
Superhero Research Project - Distance learning friendly
This project is one that will encourage cross-curricular learning. There is a blend of history, art, and literature within this research project. Students will research a superhero, how they changed overtime, and what those changes show about the society they were created in. This has the project instructions, rubric, and example included. I would link this to King Arthur legends as I teach mostly British literature but it could be used without linking it.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Digital Design Bellringer activity - Famous graphic designers
Learn about real-world designers all year long with this monthly digital design biographical research activity! As students learn digital design skills and techniques, it's important that they understand the careers and opportunities they could be preparing for. Students use the given template to conduct online research on an assigned designer each month. Diverse list of designers is provided. This is easily incorporated into your existing curriculum. Add in this activity at only 20 minutes per
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Digital Design Career Projects BUNDLE - Poster, Infographic, etc.
David Smith Research Assignment
Students will fill out a simple google form as an artist research project. Students will select an artwork of David Smith, describe the elements and principles of design most evident in the artwork and express the meanings and feelings the artwork conveys. Great assignment to leave as sub plans.
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Sculpture Artist Research Assignments
Graphic Design Careers (Unit 1.2)
Graphic Design Careers (Unit 1.2)Students will gain a greater understanding of the various Graphic Design careers that they can pursue. Activity: Students will be introduced to graphic design via a Google Slides presentation. A guided notes worksheet is supplied for students to follow along and a quiz is supplied to assess their knowledge.Materials:Teacher GuideGraphic Design Career Presentation Guide which will explain what should be researched and displayed on each slide. Student Check List fo
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7th - 12th
Careers in Graphic Design Research Project
This project goes hand in hand with Pathful Connect's Career Explorer. Pathful Connect is free for students to use and they can sign up using their Google accounts.
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Not Grade Specific
Mini-research Project: Choose a President
This is a mini-research activity that can be completed in 1-2 class periods. Students choose a person (celebrity/musician/politician/activist...) to run for president. They will complete the guided research in the provided template and will create a campaign poster using Canva. The slideshow includes links to the materials, student samples, and instructions.
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6th - 12th
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Artist Analysis Google Form
This is a Google Form for your students to research and find an artist to study and analyze their work. It has a place for them to upload a picture of the artist's work and then asks them to check off what Elements and Principles of Art and Design they see. It also asks them short answer questions on:The meaning behind the workHow they would describe the workWhat materials are used in the workWhat are their thoughts on the artist's work I follow this Google orm up with a Unit where students att
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Artist Sketchbook Research: BHM Assignment
This is a google slide presentation that will lead students in a sketchbook assignment for Black History Month.Students will create a two page spread in their sketchbooks that shows research, reflection and design on a chosen artist. This presentation gives a short list on Black Artists that students can chosen from. Students are able to choose another artist that's not on this list.
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6th - 12th
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Winter Olympics Informational Research Slide Deck
This is a simple to use informational research slide deck that teachers can assign via Google Classroom. The Google Slides have directions included off to the side of each slide. The slides could then be printed when complete. Kids will research Olympic athlete, country, rings, and events. Great to get kids excited about the Olympics, while working on research skills as well as text features.
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2nd - 8th
USA Winter Olympians Regions Study
Each student in your class will research an Olympian and create a "sports card." The goal of this project is to find out what region of the United States is home to the most US Olympians. After the digital cards are done, they can be printed out. Then take a string from the card to the birth place on your map. This will be a fun research project in which kids will also work on their geography skills. All directions, regions logos, event logos are provided. Have fun!
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2nd - 8th
Student Art Response - Visual Thinking
This is a tool to help students visualize their thinking after an assignment. The goal is to engage students in thinking beyond yes or no questions while also gaining insight from a peer. It focuses on topics: form, methods, and purposes and student critique. I hope this will be useful to you!
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9th - 12th
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Textiles: Comparing and Contrasting Natural Fibers (Google Docs)
This activity involves comparing and contrasting the following natural fibers: cotton, linen, ramie, wool & silk.
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6th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Textiles Bundle
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