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Art history simulations for Google Apps
Frida Kahlo: La Casa Azul Virtual Field Trip
Take your students on a virtual field trip to learn about Mexican artist, Frida Kahlo. A great addition to your Women's History Month learning, your students will deepen their understanding of her life, artistic works, and contributions through this tour of her home and studio, La Casa Azul. This trip combines Google Earth™ 360° views, websites, informational text, video, and visuals, with everything set up in Google Slides and ready to go!This virtual field trip covers::: Who was Frida Kahlo?::
Grades:
5th - 7th
Also included in: Latin America Virtual Field Trip Bundle (Google Earth Exploration)
Byzantine Empire Create A Mosaic Project Digital and Printer Friendly
Looking for an engaging and creative way for your students to apply their knowledge of the Byzantine Empire? This lesson is perfect for you! Students will have the opportunity to create their own mosaic and receive quick and easy feedback with the included rubric. You can post the doc to your learning management system or print it out for your students.Before creating their own mosaic, students will learn about the importance of mosaics and browse examples using Google Images and a website about
Grades:
6th - 8th
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Elements of Art Digital Escape Room - Mona Lisa Art Heist
Are you looking for a fun, interactive way to deepen students' understanding of the Elements of Art? This Digital Escape Room will allow your students to become detectives to find the thief of the beloved Mona Lisa while they are learning about the Elements of Art. Students can even work together to strengthen their academic language!Overview: In this engaging Digital Escape Room, students learn about the Elements of Art to solve clues as part of solving the mystery. Students must complete a det
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6th - 12th
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Renaissance Artist Convention - AP Art History
Renaissance Artist Convention - AP Art History - Print & Digital - Lesson Plan - Google DriveNot all lessons have to be about the 250! Engage students by researching and dressing up as their favorite Renaissance artist. After that, students will network with other Renaissance artists and exchange business cards based on their research. I like to teach this lesson after my contextualization lesson for the Renaissance as a way to introduce students to some artists they will learn about. This l
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Renaissance (& Mannerist) Unit Bundle - AP Art History
Renaissance Art Gallery Simulation Bundle
This activity is designed to engage students through an art gallery simulation where they can move through a Renaissance art gallery. Students will have the opportunity to view many of the great Renaissance paintings up close as if they were actually there. This is a great lesson to supplement any Renaissance conversation or unit. A set of directions and guided questions come along with this bundle also.
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Not Grade Specific
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NO PREP Colonial Williamsburg History Museum Screenshot Scavenger Hunt
Need a field trip day, but can't go anywhere? Take a break from the work, but have a class full of engagement and collaboration with the artifacts from the Williamsburg History Museums. Students look for 25 items on this scavenger, covering a wide array of topics with an emphasis on Colonial America. Enjoy and explore!
Grades:
6th - 12th
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Bitmoji Classroom - Customizable - Art Library - 20 working book links
Fully customizable art library bitmoji classroom. Free for personal and classroom use, not for commercial use!
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Not Grade Specific
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Renaissance Art Gallery Simulation
This activity is designed to engage students through an art gallery simulation where they can move through a Renaissance art gallery. Students will have the opportunity to view many of the great Renaissance paintings up close as if they were actually there. This is a great lesson to supplement any Renaissance conversation or unit.
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Not Grade Specific
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Virtual Field Trip for Monet: The Truth of Nature at the Denver Art Museum
This is a virtual field trip that I created after going to the exhibit Monet: The Truth of Nature at the Denver Art Museum. The virtual field trip video is embedded in the Google Form. It is unlisted on Youtube. The Google Form only has 5 questions. If you want your students to answer technical questions about the artwork then you will need to create them. I use this in my classroom as a way to teach visualization. However, I have found that art teachers really like to use these as a way to br
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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