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High school art history webquests for Google Apps
Google Earth - Tour of Renaissance Arts & Culture
Have you ever wanted to take your students on a field trip, but without all the hassle? Have you ever wanted to take your students to the place you were studying so they could see it with their own eyes?! Well now you can with Google Earth! This resource will take your students on a virtual field trip as well as give them questions to answer throughout their trip. Trust me, this is a resource that you want for your classroom.This resource explores some of the most important places during the Ren
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7th - 10th
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*Virtual Art Museum Tour: The Art Institute of Chicago- Art Distance Learning
Take your students on a virtual field trip through some of the most famous museums in the world from the comfort of your own home or classroom using this Let’s Go resource! Your students will go on a Scavenger Hunt through The Art Institute of Chicago using Google Arts & Culture and the museum website. They will learn about artists, reflect on their work, learn about allegory in art, and watch a video featuring the Modern Wing at the AIC. As part of the tour, they will even complete their ow
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9th - 12th
Also included in:Â *Introduction to Art Curriculum for Middle School Art or High School Art
Edgar Allan Poe WebQuest *Digital* *Google Form*
Thanks for your purchase of my completely editable, Edgar Allan Poe WebQuest Google Form!Your purchase includes the copy link for this Google Form digital assessment! All multiple choice questions are graded for you! You will need to go through and score individual constructed response/short answers (see the attached answer sheet).Also included:Google Form grading instructionsWebQuest Answer Key
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6th - 10th
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Vatican City Webquest
This is a 20 question webquest on the Vatican City. Students go to history.com and answer the questions in order as they read the article. The webquest covers the significance of the Vatican location, how it became its own independent nation, the significance of the Catholic Church, the pope, and the Vatican, along with what the purpose of it is today, for Catholics and visitors. This comes in a pdf format along with a google doc format. Answer key is included.No prep needed for teachers. J
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6th - 12th
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ANCIENT GREEK DRAMA WEBQUEST
Explore the origins & practices of Greek Theatre in this webquest. 28 Questions from 3 sources that explore tragedy, comedy, the Festival of Dionysus, playwrights, and early drama conventions such as the Greek chorus, masks, and music. No prep!Great material to supplement a drama or history class!
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â FULL YEAR THEATRE BUNDLE: Intro and Intermediate Drama
History of Photography: Ansel Adams webquest (interactive)
This is a short, interactive, and student-driven lesson that is perfect for early finishers and/or substitute days. Students will learn about Ansel Adams, his photography, the f/64 group, and the Zone system. There are links to all information and a short set of questions to check understanding. In addition, students will complete a guided visual analysis of one of Ansel Adams's most famous photographs. Students will need access to the internet to complete the activity. I've included "master co
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6th - 12th
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Ancient Rome Webquest
This is a 30 question webquest on the rise and fall of the Roman Empire. Students go to history.com and answer questions while they read about Ancient Rome. This webquest covers how Rome was founded, the changes in government, the growth of the Roman Empire, the split, the fall, and the architecture of Ancient Rome. This comes in pdf and google doc form.No prep needed for teachers. Just print the pdf and go! Or upload the google doc to your digital classroom!
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6th - 12th
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Colosseum & Roman Forum Webquest (Ancient Rome)
This is a 30 question webquest on the Ancient Roman Colosseum and the Ancient Roman Forum. There are 15 questions on each of them. Students go to history.com and answer the questions as they read the articles. Answer Key is included. Students will learn about how and why they were created, how long they were used for, the value of them, and what happened to them after the Romans stopped using them. Can be used for both middle school and high school, I would just allow for more time for midd
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7th - 12th
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VAUDEVILLE WEBQUEST | Theatre History
Fun intro to Vaudeville, its history, and a close look at the famous "Who's On First?" One class period - NO PREP! Includes 28 questions from 4 sources (including video) that explore the history and comedy of Vaudeville. Wraps up with a writing reflection. Perfect for sub days or distance learning!
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9th - 12th
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Experience Vincent van Gogh's art with a Google Maps Virtual Field Trip
Designed for: reading comprehension, close reading, compare / contrast, descriptive writing, art criticism, art history, geography.
This virtual field trip / webquest works with a student worksheet, Google maps, and Google Arts & Culture. The file provides you with:
-2 page reading passage covering van Gogh's life and artistic periods. Approximately 20 links to van Gogh's work are embedded into the passage. Links direct readers to a specific work in Google Arts & Culture. LEXILE of th
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5th - 12th
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Renaissance Art and History Webquest
This is a 25 question webquest on the Renaissance Art and History. Students go to history.com to answer 25 open ended questions on the topic. This is perfect for subs, seat work, homework, or introduction to the topic. This is good to use for both middle school and/or high school. This is available in google doc and pdf form.No prep for teachers. You can print the pdf version and go. Or you can upload the google doc version to your digital classroom.
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6th - 12th
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Middle Ages (Medieval Ages) Webquest
This is a 30 question webquest on the Middle Ages. Students go to history.com and answer the questions as they read the article. This covers the beginning of the Middle Ages and why it started. It covers the Black Death, Romanesque and Gothic architecture, the feudal system, the importance of the Popes/Catholic Church, and how this all led to the Renaissance. Comes in pdf form and google doc form. No prep for teachers. Just print the pdf and go. Or upload the copy of the google doc to you
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7th - 12th
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De'Via Art Digital Webquest: ASL, HOH Deaf, Ed
Have your students explore the many aspects of De'Via Art using this virtual webquest. This webquest guides students through many web resources that allow them to discover the deaf social-justice art form, De'Via. Students will answer relevant questions, observe several art pieces, and discover their favorite De'Via artist. Students will dive deep into the meaning of De'Via Art and why it is important to the Deaf community.This is a 10 page Google Drive resource but can also be used in Powerp
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Prehistoric Lascaux Cave virtual field trip activity mini webquest Cave Art
This question set (6 based on the virtual cave tour, 2 based on Google searches, and 1 written reflection question) guides students on a tour of the legendary prehistoric cave of Lascaux in France. Google classroom or print ready!
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4th - 12th
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Italian Renaissance Art Webquest
This is a 25 open ended question webquest on the Italian Renaissance Art. Students go to history.com and answer the questions in order as they read the article. This covers how unique and amazing the Italian Renaissance was, how it started, the artwork, and how it ended. Good for both middle school and high school. Comes in pdf and google doc. Answer Key included.No prep needed for teachers. Just print the pdf copy and go. Or upload the google doc to your digital classroom. Answer key inc
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7th - 12th
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The Medici Family Webquest
This is a 20 question webquest on the influencial and historical family, the Medici family. Students go to history.com and answer the questions in order of the article. This webquest covers how the Medici family made their money, how they came to power in Florence, which artists they supported, and how the family lost their reign. This comes in pdf form as well as google doc form. Answer key included.No prep needed for teachers. Just print the pdf and go. Or upload your copy of the google
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6th - 12th
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Leonardo da Vinci Webquest
This is a 30 question webquest on the famous Renaissance Artist, Leonardo da Vinci. Students go to history.com and answer the questions as they read the article. This webquest covers the life of Leonardo, his famous artworks, his notebooks, inventions, and sketches, and his death. This comes in pdf form and google doc form and answer key is included.No prep for teachers. Just print the pdf and pass it out. Or upload the google doc to your digital classroom.
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6th - 12th
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Impressionism Webquest
This is a 25 question webquest on the art movement, Impressionism. Students go to history.com and answer the questions in order of the article. This webquest covers the origins of the movement, the characteristics of the artwork, the famous artists and their famous artworks. This comes in pdf and google doc form. Answer key is included.No prep for teachers. Just print the pdf and go. Or upload the copy of the google doc to your digital classroom. Answer key included.I have a Renaissance A
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7th - 12th
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History of Photography: Andy Goldsworthy webquest (interactive)
This is a short, interactive, and student-driven lesson that is perfect for early finishers, substitute days, or as a "photographer of the week" type activity. Students will learn about Andy Goldsworthy, his nature/installation photography, and the idea of impermanence in art. There are links to all information and a short set of questions to check understanding. Students will need access to the internet to complete the activity. I've included "master copies" so that you can further customize
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7th - 12th
City of Pompeii Webquest
This is a 23 question webquest on the Ancient city of Pompeii. Students go to 2 different websites: one history.com and the other a news article. Students answer the questions as they read along. In this webquest, students will discover what Pompeii was like before the eruption of 79 AD, how it was discovered and how it was preserved. This comes in a pdf format as well as a google doc. Answer key included. No prep for teachers. Just print the pdf and pass it out. Or upload a copy of the g
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6th - 12th
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Art Theft Interactive WebQuest
This google slides interactive webquest is based on the FBI Art Theft website and the LAPD art theft website. Students use the websites to click and drag answers to questions, look at artworks currently on the market to determine if they are authentic or fake, choose artworks that interest them and learn more about art theft on a national and international level. This is a great substitute lesson, early finisher lesson or addition to art history. TERMS OF USEBy purchasing this file, you are ag
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8th - 12th
FREE History of Fashion Art HyperDoc - with Research Slides Project
Fashion, like all other arts, have a story to tell.PERFECT for digital learning. Also a great resource to use any time of year or when there is a sub.
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7th - 10th
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Michelangelo Webquest (Renaissance artist)
This is a 30 question webquest on the amazing Renaissance artist Michelangelo. Students to go history.com and answer the questions as they read the article. Students learn about where Michelangelo grew up, some of the artworks he created, who commissioned him, and what he did before he passed away at the age of 88. Comes in google doc and pdf. Answer key included. No prep for teachers! Just upload the google doc to your classroom and go. Or print the pdf and pass out to students.
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6th - 12th
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Captain America WebQuest
This is a simple Captain America WebQuest. I wanted something that was fun and easy for my middle school students to complete. This activity provides basic background on the character, the creators, some WWII propaganda, and Captain America himself as propaganda. The sources listed in this all work as of May 2024.
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6th - 12th
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