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Other (art) assessments for Google Apps
Anime Portrait Art Project - Google Slides Version
Are you looking for an art project that will hook your students from the very beginning? If your students love anime and manga, then this no prep, easy-to-use art project is exactly what you need to get your students excited about portraiture. With the option to draw a self-portrait or create a new anime character, your students are going to love that they get to look at anime as part of their art class! This resource is perfect for your in-person, virtual or hybrid classroom.* You must be famil
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5th - 8th
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Editable Art Rubric for Elementary, Middle School Visual Arts Grading Worksheets
Create your next visual art rubric for elementary or middle school for any art project with these Google Slides templates. Simply paste the icons and emojis onto one of the 16 template slides, add your own criteria descriptions, and print. Customizing your own art grading rubric has never been so satisfying!Each self-assessment rubric includes both a portrait and landscape version, where the later has two rubrics per page. To make a customized rubric for art, first copy the criteria icons into t
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3rd - 8th
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EDITABLE Art Rubrics & Checklists for Elementary Art / Includes Self-Assessments
Here is a simple and straightforward EDITABLE visual arts rubric that can be used to evaluate any art project! The smiley faces (emojis) help all students understand more clearly why they received the mark they did. This resource includes rubrics for both teacher and students (self-assessment), in addition to evaluation checklists for both teacher and students! As of November 2022, these rubrics and checklists and completely customizable! You have many formats to choose from (preview pictures co
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1st - 6th
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Video Production Curriculum - Unit 6: Editing
Unit 6: EditingBig Idea 1: I can utilize the basic functions of a non-linear editor. Essential Question 1: What is timecode, and how do I read it?Essential Question 2: How do I cut audio and video?Essential Question 3: What is a sequence, and how do I use stacking order in one?Big Idea 2: I can utilize the advanced functions of a non-linear editor. Essential Question 1: What are keyframes, and how do they work?Essential Question 2: What transitions may be applied to my video clips?Essential Ques
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9th - 12th
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Grade 7 Health- Entire Year Bundle!
This Bundle includes all complete no-prep Grade 7 Health Units according to the Ontario Curriculum. In this bundle you will get 3-part lessons, activities, assessments, rubrics for your entire teaching year the require no or minimal preparation. Summative Assessments are included for each unit with teacher rubrics and student choice. Lessons are guided and provide opportunity for discussion, activities and reflection. These lessons can be assigned individually or work with a full class. These
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6th - 8th
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Escape Room: Clueless! The SPOOFtacular Musical
Engage and excite theater students with this unique experience! This escape room has several options, including a No-Prep (all digital) and a Performance Mode (requires printing).Use as an assessment of theater and design elements, introduce topics and bond cast/crew members, or challenge your own production team with collaborative exercises!This Escape Room includes:Teacher instructions/guide with links to all materials needed to administer and run the escape room.5 Puzzle Forms (Google Form Qu
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Color Scheme Portrait Project High School Art and Middle School Art Drawing
Teach your students the basics of portrait drawing and painting through this creative lesson that fills 3-4 weeks of class. This unit is easy to teach with multiple pdf worksheets, 15 demo videos and handouts that walk students through every step of practice.All of the hard work is done for you, just supply the materials and get ready for your students to create impressive portraits! Detailed demo videos will walk your students through every step.Looking for an engaging project that puts a uniqu
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7th - 10th
Photography Basics: Exposure/Manual Mode Worksheet
Engage your students in the captivating world of photography with this comprehensive digital worksheet. Perfect for enhancing your lessons, assessing student understanding, or as a substitute lesson plan, this stand-alone resource covers essential concepts: exposure, manual mode, and the Sunny 16 Rule.Key Features:Interactive Learning: The worksheet provides hands-on activities that allow students to grasp the nuances of exposure and manual mode photography.Application of Concepts: Students pra
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Theatre - Ensemble Technique Development Project - NOW AS GOOGLE SLIDES
Super fun way to build a Theatre Ensemble, empower and engage students, and have fun learning to lead and follow intuitively!This is the culminating project to our Developing Theatre Ensemble Technique Unit in which students learn and play a large variety of theatre games to build a repertoire from which they can then choose and lead with the ensemble. The Final Project is a standards based assessment aligned to the NCAS standards. This Google slide version can be assigned directly to students
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5th - 11th
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Grade 8 Dance - Lesson #2 - Dance Fundamentals
This lesson will introduce students to Dance Fundamentals. There is no preparation required and it can be used in the physical or virtual classroom. Use it as a stand alone lesson or pair it with additional products from The Curriculum Collection, Grade 8 Dance (in progress and coming soon). Made by a teacher with a lifetime of dance experience for teachers and students at all entry points.1. Google Slides Presentation (student friendly lesson instructions & activity)2. Video - Vocabulary Ex
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6th - 8th
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Elements of Art and Principles of Design Review Project- Meaningful Origami
Searching for a great review project to start the school year? Look no further. A couple years ago the 7 Elements Radial Design project was all the rave with us Art Teachers, but I couldn't just repeat that so I thought, what can I do instead and also have an added opportunity to get to know my students right away.... inspired from The Art Ed Guru's Origami Color Wheel project, I created this! My Middle School students loved it!
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6th - 9th
Improv Theatre Performance Rubric
Teaching improv to middle and high school theatre students is always a class favorite and this rubric makes assessment clear and easy. Use it at the start of a unit for students to know exactly how they'll be graded. Use it frequently for them to focus on which skills they want to improve. Use it as well to help students give effective constructive criticism. This was developed for use in a middles school classroom of both native and non-native English speakers with the goals of our pedagogical
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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COMPLETE CRASH COURSE Games Video Guides Google Forms Quiz Worksheets Bundle
These are GOOGLE FORMS quizzes and printable PDF worksheets for 29 CRASH COURSE GAMES VIDEOS. Each product includes:2 Differentiated Versions of the QuizEasy Version (With a Word Bank)Harder Version (Without a Word Bank)These quizzes can be used as a video guide to hold students accountable as they watch the video. It can also be used as a video quiz to assess student learning or as part of homework. These quizzes can be assigned to your GOOGLE CLASSROOM for DISTANCE LEARNING.The GOOGLE FORMS
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Theatre Classroom Pre-Test Beginning of the Semester /Beginning of the Year
Ideal for first couple weeks of school or a brand new semester, this pre-test allows you to gauge your intro to drama student's pre-knowledge of the subject. Google Doc so easily editable to fit your curriculum.#High School Drama Pre-Test#Theatre Knowledge Practice Guide#Drama Terminology Study Resource#Theatre History Practice Questions#Acting Techniques Pre-Test#Boost Drama Class Confidence#Drama Assessment Prep Guide#Theatre Concepts Practice Workbook#Master Theatre Terminology#Theatre Enthus
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Color Wheel Relief Painting: Color Theory Art Project Middle and High School
A new twist on the classic color wheel project! Perfect for an intro to color theory for High School Studio Art, Painting, Middle School Art or at home project! Students will learn how to mix all secondary and tertiary colors from just the primaries. They will learn to mix tints and shades of each color. All while creating a 3D relief color wheel in a design layout they choose! Google Drive folder includes:Student Ready Slideshow with step by step visual instructions and bonus modification sugge
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7th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Color Wheel Mega Art Bundle: Color Theory Middle and High School Art Project
Drama/Theatre Rubrics
FILE IS EDITABLE and can be transferred to all Arts Subjects.In this file, you'll find rubrics and assessment criteria for the US Arts Standard Domains of:CreatingPerformingProducingRespondingConnecting.These are also aligned with the IB DP Theatre requirements and could be easily adapted for other curriculums e.g. UK.
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Not Grade Specific
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Texture and Collage Project
This slideshow is an activity that combines creating texture with using prior knowledge of successful compositions to create an intriguing collage.This slideshow adapts a Blick Collage Lesson to fit my class better. The first slide includes a video example of this project.
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9th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Texture Unit
Photography Introductory Unit Assessment – Editable Google Form & Doc
This comprehensive assessment of 25 multiple choice questions evaluates your high school photography students’ understanding of photography fundamentals related to shutter speed, (how to blur and stop motion), aperture (how to create shallow and wide depth of fields), ISO (and the effect on noise and grain). Aligns with high school photography curriculum on the usage of shutter and aperture priority.This package includes 25 multiple choice questions in a variety of formats. Choose your preferen
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10th - 12th
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Pre-Assessment Art Lesson
This lesson contains 12 slides with simple instructions for students to follow and complete on their own. The product will allow you and the student to assess their starting point in the class as well as compare their finished projects at the end of the course.
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9th - 12th
Art Project Checklist
Self-assessing, reflecting, and being accountable are some of the most important skills we can impart on our students. These resources allow students the opportunity to quickly self assess at the beginning or the end of class. Often having hundreds of students, it's difficult for art teachers to keep track of those who have fallen behind on a project. Give your students a portion of that accountability by having them self-assess and take ownership of their progress. You can use these daily,
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Not Grade Specific
Clay Mug Two Ways Pottery Project: Middle & High School Art
Looking for a simple but functional clay project for your Pottery 1 class or studio art class? Then try this Clay Mug Two Ways lesson. Students will learn simple clay slab construction, scoring and slipping, and creating texture in clay! In this lesson students have the option to create a flat bottom or tri-foot for their mug bottom. This is a Google Drive download and comes with: 1. Pdf of the student ready lesson slideshow2. Google slides format of the student ready lesson slideshow3. A link t
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6th - 12th
Duality and Juxtaposition in Art Lesson and Assignment
Studying duality and juxtaposition in art enriches our understanding of complex themes by allowing artists to explore contrasting ideas within a single composition. Through the use of contrasting elements, artists can create visually dynamic artworks that provoke thought and emotion, encouraging viewers to engage in critical reflection and interpretation. This exploration of duality and juxtaposition contributes to a deeper appreciation of the multifaceted nature of the human experience as expre
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Animal Law Presentations Project
Looking for a project to support student learning for Standard AS.01.03. Analyze and apply laws and sustainable practices to animal agriculture from a globalperspective.? Consider this animal animal law presentation project!This project asks students to create a presentation on laws related to animal systems to present to their classmates.This includes teacher instructions, student instructions, a presentation outline, and a rubric.
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7th - 12th
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High School Ceramics Project - Smooth Coil Vase
This is a project that I do with my Clay I students. There are demo videos included that walk through how to make a cardboard template, how to build the base of the vase, and how to stack and smooth coils. This lesson includes a Google slides presentation (13 slides), demo videos, rubric, and reflection. The PowerPoint includes demo videos, example vase shapes, and student examples.
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9th - 12th
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