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Free 1st grade visual arts movie guides
Video Lesson: Tempera wins every time
Video demonstration for students to see how tempera will cover anything and you can create a work of art with a few strokes of the paint brush. I try to encourage students to engage and persist since its a studio habit. Our art curriculum is based on studio habits. Sharing is caring, inspire one another.
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1st - 8th
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If You Give a Mouse a Cookie (Guided Art Lesson with video)
In this lesson packet you will receive a guided video lesson of how to draw If You give a Mouse a Cookie! I used this lesson with Kindergarten and First graders. Also attached is a list of supplies used to create this artwork. We also read the book first before creating the artwork.
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PreK - 5th
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Stop Motion Phenakistoscope Activity
Moving pictures are created from images that change ever-so-slightly between frames, creating the illusion of motion. Early animators and movie makers used various methods to speed the frames past the eye. Phenakistoscopes refer to an early mode of animating images that can be used to teach the frame-by-frame stop motion concept in filmmaking.This module includes an Instructor's Guide to leading a class in Phenakistoscope creation as well as a printable template to use for the activity. The inst
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PreK - 8th
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ALICE IN WONDERLAND 2010 Characters
perfect for film viewing lessons. A short study about the said movie is available but sold separately.
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1st - 6th
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