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Shoe Box Set Design Project with Rubric and Sample Project Photos!
How It Works:Students can pick any movie or television show and they are asked to recreate a scene from it inside a cardboard box as accurately as possible. They can use any materials they have access to in order to create their set design. This product comes with editable instructions for students, a sample project photo, and a rubric!
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5th - 12th
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Yearbook Student Led Lesson Assignment
Get your yearbook staff to teacher each other with student led lessons!
Included:
- Assignment Page
- Rubric
- Self Evaluation
-Student Lesson Plan Outline
-Sign Up List (with instructions)
Lesson Topics:
- Interview Questions
- Caption Writing
- Data Collection
- Design Basics
- Color
- Typography
- Resources for Following a Story
- Photo Editing
This assignment is fully editable.
Yearbook:
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8th - 12th
Fourth Grade ELA Common Core Iroquois Longhouse Project
As part of the Common Core State Standards and New York State history, teaching the students about the Iroquois culture is one of our highest priorities!
This project supports both of those curriculum-based goals.
It supports the ELA Common Core curriculum, AND is a creative and artistic way to get students engaged in the culture of the Iroquois.
Included in this set is:
-a parent letter explaining the project
-a student overview, including a STEP by STEP checklist
-a Learning RUBRIC, designe
Grades:
3rd - 4th
Distance Learning - History of Theatre Research Take Home Pack
A History of Theatre Research Pack. It is both printable and can be uploaded as an online resource. This work booklet is designed for students to research and answer a set of questions about six different styles of theatre that have become popular throughout time.Students will explore:Ancient Greek TheatreNoh TheatreElizabethan TheatreMelodramaRealismAbsurd TheatreThe worksheets will download as a word document and are completely editable so you can manipulate them to suit your needs as an educa
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8th - 10th
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Also included in:Â Junior Secondary Drama Bundle of Bundles!!
Planet Info Packets (for solar system project)- Word Doc
This document can be used make folders or information packets students would use to research their planet. You could turn this into a jigsaw activity. Included is a quick-fact page (I glue this page to the front of a manila folder) and a 1-2 page information document about their planet, including a color photo. All planets are present (minus Earth), as well as the Sun. This does not include the slide deck or the worksheet. See the project pack for all three.
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4th - 6th
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Also included in:Â Solar System Aliens Project Bundle (Power Point/ Word)
Infographic Project with Canva - with Bonus Antarctica Project!
An infographic is an amazing way to inform your audience about a topic using both visuals and facts. Your students will learn to create professional-looking Infographics digitally using Canva.com online for free!The project includes useful tutorial links and 4 steps to guide student work:STEP 1: Topic STEP 2: Research STEP 3: Create STEP 4: Share Also included is a BONUS Antarctica Animal Infographic project idea!Students select a unique Antarctic animal and research its physical features an
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5th - 8th
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Also included in:Â Super Science Project Bundle - Space, Human Body, STEM, Biology and More!
The Kite Runner ~ Pre-Reading Topic Exploration Activity
Prior to reading The Kite Runner, I have found it helpful to have my students explore several topics related to the novel and to help provide the historical and cultural details several students lack in regards to the past several decades in the area of Kabul, Afghanistan over the past several decades. This activity provides 25 topics for students to choose from and a rubric that can be used or modified in grading mini Power Point / Google Slide presentations. In this way, students will have an
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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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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Penguin Facts
Whenever I introduce a lesson, I try to have loads of pictures and information. I felt the my students took well to this Penguin lesson so I thought I'd post it. Since I didn't take the photographs I'm not charging. I did a lesson with my Kinder art classes on drawing habitats and will use the same document to intro a sculpture lesson with my first grades. I love it and I hope you do too!
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PreK - 2nd
Printmaking Artist Research Worksheet
This worksheet is to guide student-driven research about one of the following printmaking artists: M.C Escher, Margaret Preston, Andy Warhol and Hokusai.Students can work independently or in small groups to research and answer the questions and then choose one artwork by their artist to sketch and colour. This is part of a printmaking unit that I run with my Year 7 students.
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6th - 10th
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LEGO Innovation Design Project
Students will use the Engineering Design Process to document, design, model, and present a unique Lego design. Students will use Autodesk inventor or Google Sketchup to create 3D models and working drawings of their product. Students will work and present in groups communicating their design process and results using PowerPoint, Google Slides, or Prezi.Page 1: Project OveriewPage 2: How students will document the design processPage 3: Example Design BriefPage 4: Additional resources - Inventor T
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6th - 12th
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Cooperative Learning Biomes Lesson Plan
This lesson may require two periods, one for research and one for hands-on work. Students are assigned to groups, pick topics out of a bag and research details on websites that are provided. They use art paper for illustrations and post-its for details. They combine their efforts on chart paper, divided into quarters. It is an opportunity for students to learn about environments and ecosystems that are unlike the ones where they live.
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4th - 5th
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North Korea & South Korea Postcards
Help students learn about East Asia countries North Korea and South Korea through this fun activity! They will research information about the 2 countries to help them gain an understanding of the culture. They will create a postcard like they are in North Korea and South Korea highlighting the differences in the 2 countries.
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6th - 12th
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TaÃno Museum Assignment - Native Caribbean Research Project
This project highlights the lifestyle and culture of the TaÃno people. I like to teach this unit around Columbus Day/Indigenous People’s Day because the TaÃno were the group of Native Caribbeans first encountered by Columbus.This unit of study is based on research available at the The TaÃno Museum which is located in northern Haiti near Cap Haitien. I visited this Museum on a trip to Haiti with the group Rebuilding Haiti on Trip at a Time, which I would highly recommend.The museum collection c
Grades:
7th - 12th
Drama Extra Credit
Dive into a rich tapestry of theatre history or explore the world of drama through different nationalities, periods and themes. This extra credit assignment offers you the flexibility to choose a specific nationality (Greek, Japanese, Indian), a period in history (Elizabethan, Commedia dell’arte, Restoration, Spanish Golden Age, Classical), or a theme in theater history (women on the stage, liturgical drama, evolution of comedy, LGBTQ+ representation on Broadway, theater of the absurd).
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9th - 12th
The Dobell Art Prize
Enhance student understanding of the prestigious Dobell Art Prize with this comprehensive worksheet. It guides you through the history and impact of the prize, profiles of notable winners, and an analysis of influential works that have defined this celebrated drawing competition. This has been made in conjunction with a presentation and worksheets. Australian Curriculum - Visual ArtsCan be applied to Stage 4, 5 and 6Adheres to Critical and Historical Studies - Practice, Frames / Conceptual Frame
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7th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Portraiture Bundle
People of the Renaissance Project
This project outlines for students the steps they need to research a person from the Renaissance. It gives them a step-by-step guide on what to look for about the person and order to create a good project. It also includes a rubric for the teacher to grade their presentation on.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Pop Culture Essay Example -- Counseling Multicultural Populations
This is a pop culture explication essay describing Schitt's Creek character David Rose. It was written for a master's level college class and earned an A.
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12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Clay Looms (Ceramics lesson)
Students will create a clay loom with textile weaving in the center. They will learn about mixed media ceramics and about weaving. 6th to 12th grade lesson with step by step instructions, mini poster, images of student work and examples, vocabulary and images of weaving, brief history of weaving, and alternatives to clay looms (such as paper weaving)
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6th - 12th
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Also included in:Â 18 lessons plus 1 lab -Ceramics Curriculum (6th-12th grade)
Distance Learning | Art Analysis Sheet in ENGLISH & SPANISH | Visit a museum!
Have your students explore art galleries in person or virtually! In the past, I have used this worksheet when I take my students to the Art Institute of Chicago or the National Museum of Mexican Art and have them choose two paintings from the surrealist exhibits and analyze them. When we come back, students will present that work of art to the class. Now with COVD19, I have created a Google Form so that students can also explore museum doors virtually and submit their answers online!Art Observat
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Independent Art Proposal
This is a one-page proposal that asks the artist what their work is going to look like, why they wish to create this work, the size and time frame for the project and the artist(s), art movement, and time period they are referencing. The question referencing 2D, 3D or 4D you may not be familiar with 4D but simply put its time. Videos or performace art would be considered 4D. Feel free it edit this as you see fit, the highlighted portion should be changed to fit your details. I find this hand
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5th - 12th
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Del Kathryn Barton Worksheet
Worksheet introducing Del Kathryn Barton to Year 10 students as part of their Portraiture unit. Brainstorm of what identity means to them, look over a selection of Del Kathryn Barton's work and discuss the commonalities, watch some youtube videos of Barton discussing her practice complete the Conceptual Framework breakdown.
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9th - 12th
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Gyotaku Handout
This is a handout I created for my gyotaku printmaking lesson.
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Not Grade Specific
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Artist Trading Cards Mini Research Activity
This is a fun mini artist research activity with a simple one point rubric assessment sheet and an artist resource list.Making Artist Trading Cards (ATCs) is a fun way to sneak in a mini-research project while learning about certain Image Development Strategies if you choose to use the attached artist list. Students will make one ATC with an image on the front and information on the back. I've used this with grade 6 students, but it could be adjusted for up to grade 12. Included in the document:
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Not Grade Specific
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