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Graphic arts assessments under $5
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Digital Monochromatic Art Project
Who says digital art can’t be fun and creative!? This is a digital art activity suitable for grades 3+, which allows students the opportunity for their creativity to shine. This product contains teacher notes and a Google Slides student copy which guides them through the definition of monochromatic colours, samples of art to analyse, as well as detailed instructions (with visuals) on how to create their own. See your student’s artistic values come to life with this project.This package contains:
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3rd - 12th
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Visual Art - Drawing Project for high school - Design a coffee cup!
This is always a really popular project that we do with senior grade visual art students in high school. It's cheap, approachable, and students can get CRAZY creative with this one. They love it!The project asks them to design a coffee cup.The project involves✤ creating 4 mini thumbnail drawings of potential designs ✤ deciding on a theme to work with✤ using whatever materials they wish✤ they also have to design the sleeve of the coffee cup (you could make this optional) and other ideas are incl
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Art Drawing unit for high school - complete BUNDLE
Magazines: Persuasive Writing & Media Mini Unit & Assignment
This mini unit is one students of all ages love, as it's focused on more creative, persuasive writing, and the media/artistic design of their own magazine!It's perfect for in class and/or as take home work, depending on your needs. The unit is comprised of two focal parts/assignments that can be taught together or separately: the first is writing an informal, persuasive (‘soft’) magazine article; the second is to actually design and create a magazine (covers, layouts, table of contents, ads).THE
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: THE PERSUASIVE WRITING MULTI UNIT BUNDLE
Designing Yearbook Spreads Templates, Rubrics, Checklists for Grading & Feedback
With this rubric pack for designing yearbook spreads, your students will be able to take ownership of page designs, and you be able to check off all the necessary elements for the yearbook spreads and put some grades in your grade book.My students have designed the section templates for years, and I love allowing them the freedom and creative space to do so. I just need to make sure nothing is left off before we roll them out to the other pages and students begin developing the content. A tool
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Yearbook Curriculum BUNDLE+ for Student Journalism Publications
Introduction to Photography: Creating a Photo Journal with Photo Quotes
This introduction to digital photography class is designed for the start of school as a way to get students thinking about recording information in a designated space, considering what photographers inspire them, and as a way for the students to get to know each other. The students are tasked with designing and creating their own photo journal, which combines math and art with the task of cutting a centered photo window out of the cover. The cover cut-out provides a space for the students to sho
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7th - 12th
Owl Labels Name Tags - Circle, Square and Rectangular
Owl Name Tags / Badges / Labels:
In this zipped folder there are four Power Point templates. The templates have six slides of circle shaped button/badge clipart. These circles can also be used as name tags for bags or lockers.
(A freebie! Two extra files of square and rectangular ‘Owl Labels’ are also included.)
Text boxes are sitting over the circles ready for you to edit.
You can make these button badges two ways. You can simply edit the text boxes, laminate (if you like), cut out the circl
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PreK - K
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Pastel Pop Decor Bundle Skip Counting Numbers
skip counting numbers 1-12 not editable
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Pastel Pop Classroom Decor Bundle
Elements of Art - Line Worksheet - Editable
Elements of art "line" worksheet. Students demonstrate their understanding of lines by practicing the different types and directions. This worksheet can be completed with pencil, crayon, color pencil as well as other mediums.
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K - 6th
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Art Critique Worksheet
This Art Critique Worksheet clearly lays out for students the steps for critiquing an artwork. I have used this worksheet successfully in my middle school art room and students are successful in answering the guided questions. At the end of the school year students have a great resource for artists they have studied! This also provides a great starting point for talking about a work of art as a class.
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4th - 12th
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Scarecrow Activities Listening & Following Directions Scarecrow Glyph
No matter what grade I taught, my students LOVED making glyphs.They are a quick, easy and fun way to practice listening and following directions.They also provide a "hard copy" to use as proof that a child does or doesn't.Completed projects make an adorable bulletin board, as each one will be different.I've included a colorful “Our Glyphs” scarecrow poster for the center of your display.Glyphs are also an interesting way to get to know your students and build a classroom community. I’ve included
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Not Grade Specific
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Elements of Art - Value Worksheet - Editable
Elements of art "value" worksheet. Students demonstrate their understanding of value by shading in two different objects as well as filling in out a value column. This worksheet works with pencil, crayon, color pencil as well as other mediums.
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K - 12th
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Writing an Artist Statement
This handout helps students brainstorm ideas for what to write in an artist's statement. Students discuss their learning and summarize their artworks linguistically. This checklist is a great starting point for helping students become comfortable talking about their artwork, what they created, and what they have learned. Students can title their artwork, and reflect on the learning process at the end of a unit. The artist statement is a great way for students to participate in self reflection an
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1st - 12th
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Scratch Coding Project Checklist
This Scratch Coding Project Checklist can be used by students and teachers to self-assess their work. It includes easy to read color-coded images of Scratch tabs to check
drafts and ensure they included blocks from the following categoies:
-motion
-looks
-sound
-pen
-events
-control
-sensing
-operations
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PreK - 12th
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Art Creativity Award Certificate
Rated 5 out of 5⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Extremely satisfied"Excellent resource! It prints great and the colors are vibrant. I printed mine on card stock and it looked fantastic! Highly recommend."Reward creative Art students for their effort!Spaces provided to show:Reason for AwardGradeDay of the MonthMonth2 Signature Spaces (i.e., Teacher & Principal)Support us! Remember to rate & comment on this product, and if you have any questions, you’ll be happy to find that we’ll respond quite promptly.Follow us on
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PreK - 12th
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Elements and Principles of Design Worksheet for High School
Included are a total of 4 pages. 2 worksheets and 2 students finished examples. This was designed for Animation and Graphic Design students to learn the elements and principles of design. The matrix combines an element and a principle in each of the boxes. Students can use a variety of mediums to mix them together. These worksheets are designed for grades 9th-12th grade. Answers will be varied depending on how the students approach the different elements. A teacher could also use these worksheet
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Drawing 101 Bundle Worksheets for Middle/High Grades
Middle, High School Visual Art Project: Make Your Own DIY Sketchbook Project
Every year I have my high school art student make or design their own sketchbooks. This bookbinding technique is simple, cost-effective, perfect for a low-budget art program, and is designed for upper elementary, middle, or high school art students. Project preparation isn't always the most exciting part of an assignment, so I like my students to take ownership of this portion of art-making from day one. Each class I teach is introduced to a different type of bookmaking, binding, and decorating.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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Elements of Art: Space Mini-Lesson Powerpoint
Teaching space as an element of art can be tough. I really had some important ideas to get across to my students but didn't want to overload them with too much. This PowerPoint lesson is designed to meet the needs of elementary school art students, with fun images, animations and lots of discussion points with suggested Kagan structures. I also included my personal, research based notes, just in case this isn't your favorite element of art:).The first half of the lesson I use for all my students
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1st - 9th
Middle School Art, High School Art: Color Theory Sketchbook Activity, Lesson
In my high school art (also good for middle school art) painting class, one of our first assignments is to complete an in-depth color mixing, color theory project in their sketchbook. This not only prepares them for color mixing for the entire semester, but it also gives them a reference for color mixing and color theory for the rest of the semester. In total, the students are creating 106 color testers in just one week of class time. Although designed with a high school art class in mind, this
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Report Card Comments for Visual Arts, Art Educators and Special Areas
It's that time of year!! Report Cards!! If you feel like the generic comment bank only applies to just classroom teachers you are not alone! I have been using these comments for years instead of the generic comment bank. The file is a pdf but will have a link to a Google Doc that will allow you edit them for your needs. All comments are gender neutral as well (Student, they, their) with spots to add a student name for personalization! Just copy and paste!These comments can be used in K-12. Comme
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PreK - 12th
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Universal Visual Art Rubric
This is my tried and true rubric I've used in my art one classes for quite some time now. You can use this for ANY project. It is also student friendly, as I've had my students use it to grade themselves before turning work in also.
I always have students complete written self-reflections as part of their final assessments, hence my note at the bottom of the rubric, which you can certainly change if it doesn't fit your students.
I hope it is just as helpful for you!
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9th - 12th
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Technology Student Survey (Google Forms and Paper Version!)
This is a GREAT way to access your student's skills and abilities for using technology at the beginning of the school year! Administer this survey to gain ideas for developing your technology goals for the school year! A digital version (GOOGLE FORM) has been added! Make sure to check out my other digital items and grab it BEFORE more items are added and the price increases! DIGITAL GROWING BUNDLE!Currently, this resource includes:DIGITAL HASHTAG LEARNING WALL-AN ENTIRE YEAR!This is a individual
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4th - 8th
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Also included in: Digital Growing Bundle
Artist Statement and Rubric
Looking for an engaging task to immerse your students in art analysis?This artist statement activity enables students to analyse, critique and reflect upon their own artwork or the works of other artists. Students will identify the Art Elements and Principles found within the artwork.The Artist Statement Package includes:• 2 versions, one for lower/middle primary students and 1 for secondary students• A general Art Rubric Self-EvaluationI have catered for my American friends by adding a US vers
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Digital photography project - SELL THAT PRODUCT!
This project is really accessible to high school students and would great for distance learning because it can be done with any object and a camera phone!They can get creative with just the basics, and really focus on composition and lighting in digital photography.The project is about PRODUCT PHOTOGRAPHY and show to really showcase a product and make it "come to life" so people will want to buy it.Included in this package is...✤ a description of the requirements, including a mini lesson on the
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Photography Course for High School - DIGITAL DSLR
Persepolis Graphic Novel Final Project with Rubric Gallery Walk Paper Editable
Challenge students to engage in the same practice that Marjane Satrapi relied on to craft her graphic novel, Persepolis: reflecting on an event in their lives which has impacted their coming of age and sharing it in a mini graphic novel relying on Satrapi's techniques. Students and teachers love this 3-day long project!You’ll get:the editable assignment sheet and detailed rubrica 2x5 page of practice panels for a rough draftsamples and explanations of each type of panela matching exercise iden
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9th - 12th
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