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321 Art: written reflection/self-assessment
*Also available in the Everything Art Bundle*
This is a quick and easy assessment form for students to use when they complete an art project. Hand-drawn for a fun, sketchbook style presentation. I like to have students complete these, then do a pair share with a classmate - great way to incorporate writing in the art room.
Suitable for elementary level.
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1st - 5th
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Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief Movie - 60 Question Multiple Choice Quiz
Keep your students on track as they view the 2010 film, or use as a final assessment.This resource tests students' understanding of the plot. Initially designed to be used as a final assessment, it also works well to keep students on task while viewing the movie. The questions are arranged in the same order as the events in the film to make this possible. The product consists of the quiz (7 pages) plus solution (1 page). Also included is a one page answer sheet, on which students can mark their
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5th - 8th
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
Critter Cafe Food Web/Ecosystem Menu Project (aligns to 5-LS2 & 5-PS3)
This is a fun activity for students to learn more about a chosen ecosystem and food web. Students create a tri-fold restaurant menu with prices, food names (examples: Plankton Tea and Great White Chowder), and a picture of the food web using resources. This project encourages creativity while learning science. My students are always excited to complete this project and share with their fellow classmates. The following is included in this PDF:-Directions-An in-depth example to show students (ful
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3rd - 5th
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NGSS:
5-LS2-1
, 5-PS3-1
Artist Statement Handout for Elementary
This is GREAT way to motivate your students to write about their Art! I use this with 3rd-5th graders. The simple questions get right to the point and let my students know what I want to read about. I will often post these beside art that's on display to reveal more meaning behind my little artists' works! Posting them in the hall and around my room lets my students know that their writings are important to me and I want them to take pride in talking about their art.
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3rd - 5th
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Visual Rubric : Learning How To Color Craftsmanship Elementary Level Coloring
This is a very similar version of the Visual Rubric: Craftsmanship but is made for either Kinder or 1st grade. Included:Directions3 page Learning How To Color© Visual RubricThis digital download is about Learning How To Color©. This visual rubric is simple enough to use at any grade level. It will allow you to grade your students’ work using more than just a checklist.It’s a perfect way to solve all those problems of students finishing early or rushing to get it done. The Learning How To Color©
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Not Grade Specific
Poesía Blackout Powerpoint guías y rúbrica - Spanish Blackout Poetry
La Poesía Blackout, o como yo le llamo en español, Poesía revelada, ¡hace que escribir poesía sea divertido y alcanzable para todos los estudiantes! Es una excelente forma de expresar valores como la amistad, el amor y la amabilidad. Los alumnos crearán un nuevo sentido a partir de las palabras ya escritas en un texto; ¡hasta pueden usar periódicos! Este recurso completamente en español guía al maestro a través de los pasos para enseñar esta técnica efectivamente a sus estudiantes. ¡A tus estudi
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9th - 12th
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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Visual Pepeha - New Zealand Teaching Resource
A step by step powerpoint lesson on how to create a beautiful digital and visual pepeha.Included:Links to digital pepeha platform and pastel blending techniques YouTube Front-loading questionsVariety of visual pepeha for inspirationExamples of work by our tamarikiAssessment rubric30+ slidesNZ Curriculum linksMāori valuesIf you love this resource, please leave a review here in TPT, or share the ataahua work of your tamariki on the NZ Primary Art Ideas Facebook page and reference this resource - c
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3rd - 6th
Visual Art Rubric for Elementary Level
Included in this packet:
--example of student art with completed rubric
--full page rubric
--half-page rubrics
--quarter-page rubrics
This elementary art rubric is advanced enough to give fair and proper grades and simple enough for use at the primary level. This rubric allows you to grade your students' art using more than just a checklist. You grade the students on 4 categories: Met project criteria, Craftsmanship, Creativity and Behavior. This rubric will fit to any classroom, grade le
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K - 5th, Staff
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Pastel Pop Decor Bundle Word Wall
what's included: ENGLISH & SPANISH letter headers (ch, ll, ñ)A-Z lettersword wall bulletin board headerword wall buntingcards to write or type word wall wordsEDITABLE!!!
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Not Grade Specific
Also included in: Pastel Pop Classroom Decor Bundle
Creative Recount Writing Project | Grade 2 to 6
OverviewThis activity is based on the story “A Bad Case of Stripes” by David Shannon. After listening to the story, students will write their own creative, personal narratives about the day they had “A Bad Case of ___________”. UPDATED: This package now includes a distance learning version using Google This UPDATED package contains: ~ 1 Read-A-Loud mini-lesson (In-person and virtual options) ~ Google Jamboard link for Collaborative Online Discussions about the read-a-loud ~ Student Writing Packa
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2nd - 6th
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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
Canadian Art Project - Grade 4, 5 and 6
This Art project is inspired by Canadian Artist Ted Harrison's work. Students begin by analyzing samples of his Art pieces to determine what stylistic features appear in all of his work (e.g., bright colours, thick horizontal lines, etc.). Students can talk about what appears in the foreground, middle ground and background (e.g.,Animals that live in Northern Canada).
This assignment includes a sample report card comment.
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3rd - 6th
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Surrealism Drawing Art Lesson Inspired by Salvador Dali - Middle/High School Art
This Surrealism drawing art lesson will keep your middle school or high school art students engaged! My students absolutely LOVED learning about Salvador Dali and Rene Magritte and creating their own surrealist work of art. Students will learn some fun facts and be engaged in critiquing the artwork created by artist Rene Magritte and Salvador Dali, while creating a surrealist artwork with the medium of their choice and the theme of metamorphosis. The PowerPoint slides and/or PDF slides include
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6th - 12th
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Elementary Art Lesson - Lovely Landscapes
This is a great drawing and painting lesson for elementary students that focuses on what a landscape is and what the components of a landscape are. This lesson starts off with students viewing examples of landscapes and discussing the parts of a landscape including the horizon line, foreground, middle ground and background. Also included are step-by-step instructions (with illustrations) for drawing a lovely landscape! There are sample questions included at the end of the lesson that are sugg
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K - 5th
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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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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
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
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
The Nightmare before Christmas Film (1993) 20-Question Multiple Choice Quiz
The following quiz is a 20-question multiple choice quiz on Henry Selick's 1993 stop motion Christmas contemporary classic "Tim Burton's The Nightmare before Christmas" that can be used in an English, film studies, or media studies class. This assessment is not a trivia quiz about the story or production anecdotes; it is also not a simple, low-level comprehension quiz based on events in the film. The quiz contains high level, critical thinking questions on the understanding through evaluation le
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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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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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
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Arts education encompasses various disciplines, including creative writing, dance, music, theater, and visual arts. Through arts education, students learn valuable life skills, including creativity, cooperation, discipline, and critical analysis. Additionally, it provides students with positive means of self-expression and empowers them to find their voice.
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- Learn to handle constructive criticism gracefully
- Improve their ability to focus and concentrate
By teaching the arts, teachers can also instill a lifelong appreciation and enjoyment of various art forms, encouraging students to continue exploring and participating in creative activities throughout their lives.
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