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Colored Pencil Drawing Assignment: Unexpected Beauty for Middle, High School Art
This drawing assignment focuses on building drawing techniques and introducing colored pencil techniques. Students are asked to think outside of the box for their image by staying away from traditional "beautiful" subject matters (flowers, sunsets, etc.) and find a way to turn something not typically viewed as beautiful into a work of art. In addition to learning colored pencil techniques, students are also introduced to artists in the Impressionism movement, who also pushed the boundaries of wh
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Distance Learning: Online Scavenger Hunt | Interior Design Elements & Principles
Have your students apply what they have learned about the elements and principles of design with this fun online scavenger hunt! They could do this completely at home or at school! Great for Distance Learning.You May Also Like:Interior Design Online Project (Distance Learning)Color Schemes Assignment (Distance Learning)My Bedroom Interior Design ActivityPattern Assignment FREEBIE (Distance Learning)Check Out My Full List Of Resources For:Family Consumer SciencesInterior DesignDistance LearningFo
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6th - 12th
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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
Foley Sound Off Listening Assignment
Give your students a fun, engaging listening assignment to identify 15 different sounds created by Foley artists. Foley sound involves creating and performing everyday sounds for movies, television shows and radio.For this activity, the instructor will play 15 sounds (downloadable files included in this activity) for students to write down what they believe they are hearing. One example is rain being heard - but it's actually bacon sizzling on a griddle. After the first listen, the instructor ca
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Not Grade Specific
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High School Art Test for Midterm Exam - Final Exam- End of the Year Worksheets
This art test is perfect for the end of the year as a final exam, mid term exam, or as a review of art skills and design principles learned throughout the year. This art test is designed for classes with many ability levels. The questions on the exam address the elements and principles of art and include the concepts of repetition variation, radial symmetry, and reflective symmetry. This art assessment can be used as a diagnostic or given as a final exam or midterm activity. It can also be use
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7th - 12th
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Here I am in Kindergarten! - Monthly Name Writing and Drawing Assessment
“Here I am in Kindergarten” is a monthly name and drawing assessment to be used throughout the year. Each page is labeled with a heading like “Here I am in September” (one for each month) at the top of the page, and then a space to write their name at the bottom of each page as well as a space to draw a self-portrait. I’ve also included pages for the beginning and end of the year name writing and drawing assessments.
Students write their names and draw a self portrait each month, every othe
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K
Habitat / Ecosystem Research Project Diorama Rubric (2-LS4-1)(NGSS- Science)
Have your students been researching Habitats? Are they making dioramas to show their understanding of their habitat?Do you need a quick & easy rubric to grade their poster presentation?-------------> Then this product is for you!! Use our rubric to assess their Habitat Diorama Project! Want the whole guide to conducting a habitat research project in the primary grades?Check out our Habitat Research Project for Primary StudentsIn the full project product, you'll get step-by-step instructi
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2nd - 5th
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NGSS:
2-LS4-1
National Core Art Standards: Visual Arts K-5 Bulletin Board
Included: Four 18x24 Posters for creating, producing, responding, and connecting. that include anchor chart standards.Six, 11x17, I can boards, color coded by gradeSix,11x17 blank, color coded boardsThese posters are a great way to familiarize yourself and students with the National Visual Arts Standards for Visual Arts, Kinder through Fifth grade. Use these as part of your focus wall that can include I can statements or write in our own objectives.
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K - 5th
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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Here I am in Transitional Kindergarten! - Monthly Name and Drawing Assessment
“Here I am in Transitional Kindergarten” is a monthly name and drawing assessment to be used throughout the year. Each page is labeled with a heading like “Here I am in September” (one for each month) at the top of the page, and then a space to write their name at the bottom of each page, as well as a space to draw a self-portrait. I’ve also included pages for the beginning and end of the year name writing and drawing assessments.
Students write their names and draw a self-portrait each mon
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K
Art Project Rubric - Extended Student Self-Evaluation and Reflection
This is my in-depth rubric that I use for larger projects. After students evaluate their work using the rubric, they must answer several critical thinking questions about their creative choices and experiences during the project. An excellent way for students to practice reflective thinking and art critiquing skills.
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4th - 8th
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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
Create a Math Game Project, Group Project, Math Project with Rubric
This project asks students to create a math game that helps to practice a specific math skill or concept (this was made for middle school but can easily be edited to work for younger or older grades)!
Basic overview of what need to come up with:
1) A name for your game
2) A picture or logo that goes with your game
3) A description of your game and what skill or concept it helps you learn
4) A step-by-step “How to Play” game sheet
5) A “Rules” game sheet
6) Create the game, including any game pi
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Anime Portrait Art Project - PDF Version
Are you looking for an art project that will hook your students from the beginning? If they are obsessed with anime and manga then this no prep, ready made 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.Included in this resou
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5th - 8th
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Art: Elements & Principles of Design Pre-Assessment, Middle, Secondary HS
This is a pre-assessment designed to determine prior background knowledge in student grade level expectation knowledge. This was specifically designed for high school students that speak English and Spanish. This can also be used with students in middle school or as an instrument of formal assessment.
This assessment is 5 pages total, 2 for the English Assessment, 2 for the Spanish Assessment, and 1 for the answer keys.
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6th - 12th
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Elements of Art Book and Test
Elements of Art Interactive Book and TestI created this small interactive elements of art book for my 3rd grade class as a study guide for their end of the year art test.The test answers match the same definitions in the book.Clip Art Credit 1!Clip Art Credit 2!Clip Art Credit 3!Font Credit!
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K - 5th
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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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Elements of Art Lesson - LINE - Sneaker/ Shoe Design (Visual Arts)
Product Description:Looking for highly-engaging, creative new ways to teach the Elements of Art & Principles of Design? These comprehensive Digital & Print lessons will allow you to engage your students with high-interest tasks that your students will LOVE and feel motivated to complete. For even more creative applications, such as calming doodles, digital graphic design, brand development, toy photography, Marvel character sketches, interior design, caricatures, & city planning, be
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4th - 8th
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Oil Pastel Drawing Project for High School - TECHNIQUES & PROJECT
I have to admit, I sort of used to hate teaching oil pastels, until I organized it into a way that teaches them techniques that actually help their art turn out amazing. If you get get past the mess, oil pastels are a fantastic project for high school visual art.This goes through...a sketchbook workshop (can be done on paper) where they explore both blending techniques, mark making techniques, and value shading techniquesan oil pastel project that gives them 3 themes to work from since high sch
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7th - 12th
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SGO Visual Art Assessments - Kindergarten and Up
Finally, a great art SGO assessment. Not just one assessment, I have included three SGO assessments. These assessments are meant to be a pre-assessment. Don’t be alarmed if students don’t do well in the pre-assessments. This is a great tool to use to teach the students what they don’t know.After the students take the assessments, grade it. Look at the class’s overall assessments. Make a note of which questions were commonly answered incorrectly. With this information, it will help you know what
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K - 8th
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Music Note Reading Bingo Game | Elementary Music Bingo
Encourage the musicianship skills of your students with this simple game to practice reading the musical staff from bass clef low E to treble clef high A. Make the game once and then reuse it on those days when the schedule falls apart, you need last minute sub plans, or just want to reward your students for their hard work.This bingo game comes with:30 varied student game cards (in colour and ink-saving versions). Print and laminate these to use them for years!instructions for preparationinstru
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3rd - 6th
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Also included in: Music Game Bundle | Elementary Music Bingo | Note Reading | Instruments
Theatre History Project For High School
This is a student-led theatre history project that drama students totally excel at because of the creative element!I know a lot of drama teachers lecture about this information and do a follow-up test, but I find that students really retain the information better when it's led by them.Included in this project is...why theatre history mattersthe steps of the project - pick from list of topics / research / present in both a Google Slides or PPT with a creative elementa rubric with clear look for's
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8th - 12th
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Visual Art Drawing Project for High School - "The Eyes Are A Window"
This is a really open-ended drawing project that I use with my senior grades to push their creativity to the limit!I've noticed time and time again that students LOVE drawing eyes.When we do portraiture, it's always the part that they enjoy the most.This project is based around the idea of "The Eyes Are A Window [to the soul]" - and how can they incorporate this idea into a final drawing.It asks them to create a drawing with any material (of course you could tweak this for whatever works for you
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Art Drawing unit for high school - complete BUNDLE
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