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Art scaffolded notes for Microsoft Word
The 6 Major Surrealism Techniques
This worksheet will help your students understand the elements used to create surrealism art. Use this as a group practice and share ideas as you work through it, use it as independent practice or even homework.
Grades:
5th - 12th
Art History Timeline
This product is a detailed outline of art history styles and movements from Prehistoric to present day. The outline matches the textbook, "The Visual Experience" but can be adapted to any text.
The years are general and are not meant to be exact. This outline is great for beginning art classes and can be used as a reference for other history courses.
Student Directions: "The history of art is immense, the earliest cave paintings pre-date writing by almost 27,000 years! If you're interested in
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7th - 12th
Elements of Art
Elements of Art
This lesson an introduction to The Elements of Art. It can be followed up with more in depth instruction on each element, however this lesson allows students to begin working with the terms - many of which they may already know.
In an effort to simplify the students ability to grasp these concepts and due to the frequent lack of materials available to art teachers, I have paired this lesson down to require only one sheet of paper per student, one pencil and shared color pencils..
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â Art Class - Start up
Weirdcore Information Sheet
This information sheet is complete with pictures and word definitions to help you as a teacher reinforce the concepts explained in the Introduction to Weirdcore Lesson (Sold Separately).Generate a Vocabulary List, and or create a quiz with this as a handy answer sheet.
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Grades:
10th - 12th
AP Art Portfolio Planning Final Packet 2D Drawing 3D
For the AP Portfolio Studio Art Teacher of 3D 2D and Drawing! A packet to help students write all of their art. For use when done with artwork and planning the order of their portfolio. A space also for size, title, processes, and ideas. Includes Sustained Investigation and Selected Works.
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10th - 12th
Introduction to Ceramics: Guided Notes
Use the Introduction to Ceramics: Guided Notes alongside the Introduction to Ceramics slideshow to ensure students pay attention and retain information from the presentation. The presentation covers:VocabularyStages of clayToolsHand building techniquesJoining techniquesDecorative techniquesAdvice about moistureGeneral tipsRulesClean up procedures
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8th - 11th
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Also included in:Â Ceramics Unit Bundle
Mini-Project Sp3 or Sp4 - Soy Artista: Students "Become" Spanish Artists
Each student "becomes" a different Hispanic/Spanish artist (such as Botero, Goya, Rivera, etc.) to teach peers about their life and work. Mini-project (worth two homework grades) is comprised of description, re-creation, and comparison. We contrast all artists to Frida Kahlo during month-long thematic art unit. Students practice comparatives (more, less, as much as, better, worse, older, younger...), experiment with creativity, and take notes during peers' oral presentations. Resource includ
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10th - 12th
Introduction to the Civil War- Art History note-catcher (non-modified)
American History x Art History crossover lesson- early Civil War history lesson! Use primary source documents (two paintings) to describe and interrogate the causes and perspectives in the Northern and Southern United States. Paired with Slides!Standard(s); TS8-5-3Objective; I will be able to identify the causes of the Civil War and describe the difference in the Northern and Southern perspectives.
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8th
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Also included in:Â Introduction to the Civil War x Art History Lesson
Introduction to the Civil War- Art History Lesson Note-Catcher (modified)
Modified for students with disabilities- American History x Art History crossover lesson- early Civil War history lesson! Use primary source documents (two paintings) to describe and interrogate the causes and perspectives in the Northern and Southern United States. Paired with Slides!Standard(s); TS8-5-3Objective; I will be able to identify the causes of the Civil War and describe the difference in the Northern and Southern perspectives.
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8th
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Also included in:Â Introduction to the Civil War x Art History Lesson
STUDY SCAFFOLD: EDVARD MUNCH
This Study Scaffold has been designed to support Stage 4 students in Visual Arts to utilise Art History/Art Criticism knowledge regarding a Case Study referring to Edvard Munch. This resource is differentiated for a range of diverse learners, in order to develop knowledge and literacy skills in preparation for exams in alignment with the Visual Arts Syllabus for NSW.
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Not Grade Specific
Color Wheel
This lesson an introduction to Primary, Secondary, Tertiary and Neutral colors in the form of a color wheel. It can be followed up with more in depth instruction on each type of color, however this lesson allows students to begin working with the terms - many of which they may already know - and mixing their own colors in an informed way.
In an effort to simplify the students ability to grasp these concepts and due to the frequent lack of materials available to art teachers, I have paired this l
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in:Â Art Class - Start up
Cezanne inspired Still Life
Step-by-step directions with visuals to create a halk pastel drawing inspired by Cezanne's famous Still Life.
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
Also included in:Â Cezanne inspired Still Life
Handouts for Pointillism Landscape Watercolor Unit - Fully Editable Word Doc
This resource is a 16 page fully editable word document of the handouts I use for a 7-day Pointillism Landscape Painting (Watercolor) unit in my Intro to Visual Arts class at a high school in the Bronx, New York City. For this unit my students painted on a half sheet of watercolor paper (6inches by 9inches) so this unit could definitely be extended for a longer amount of time if you use a full sheet of 9x12 paper (which I have done in the past but requires students with more patience). I work in
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
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Types of line
Great scaffold resource for a variety of lines. Use to boost creativity.
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K - 7th
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Also included in:Â Crazy Hair Day
Scale Drawing Step by Step: Getting Started with a Standard Flat
This is a guided practice lesson sheet intended to actively demonstrate the concept of scale drawing using a standard 4' x 8' theatrical flat. Each student needs this front/back handout and a ruler. The teacher will then guide them through seven slow, clearly defined steps for drawing in scale
This lesson has been extremely successful in my personal classroom. I created it after floundering in my first attempt to teach scale drawing and thoroughly confusing my poor kids. This guide sheet re
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Crash Course Film Production Episode 1-14 Questions / Notes
Crash Course Film Production is a series of fourteen educational videos about film production. This product has fill-in-the-blank questions / notes that accompany each episode. A key is included. You can locate all episodes HERE on the Crash Course website.My students did their best to answer the questions while viewing each episode, but then I also reviewed the answers with them by projecting the key on the board. I generally provide these notes to students as a large packet, and then I let the
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Comic Book Analysis Chart
Comic books are a great way to captivate reluctant readers, engage higher level readers, and keep things interesting! This analysis sheet takes reading comics to a deeper academic level. It is intended to help students analyze what the stories say about the society they are reflecting.
I developed this for my Mythology course, using comics as part of a "Modern Mythology" unit. It was a hit!
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Grades:
6th - 12th
FRAME: The Pioneer Plaques, the Arecibo Message and the Fermi Paradox
It’s quiet out there. TOO quiet. Despite decades of sending signals and spacecraft, despite the math telling us that they exist, no aliens have responded. Are we alone? If advanced alien civilizations are out there, why haven’t we heard from them? Scientists call this Fermi’s Paradox, or The Great Silence. This FRAME Routine helps Ss explain human's first-best efforts to contact extraterrestrials: by mail and by LONG long distance call, with the Pioneer Plaques and the Arecibo Message respectiv
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
NGSS:
HS-PS4-2
, 4-PS4-3
, MS-PS4-3
Also included in:Â StayGiant Earth Science Bundle: Astronomy (space exploration)
John Steinbeck: Video Questions
From Electric English...
Here, you have questions that align with the biography produced by A and E, "John Steinbeck" An American Experience". If you do not own a copy, you may be able to find this particular film on-line or check it out from your local library branch. The library, I find, always has a great selection of educational materials. The questions will stand on their own too; after all, the information is similar no matter what :) This documentary is a small part of a bigger unit I hav
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9th - 11th
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Hemingway: Biography 2-Column Notes
From Electric English...
Here, you have a two-column note template that includes prompts on the left-hand side. Two-column notes are not for everyone; I get that... However, this models for the students one way to disseminate information and organize it in an effective manner. This will help the kids find their own way to deconstruct material, find what works best for them. It might involve two column notes, then again, it might not!! :) This particular template accompanies the A & E Biograp
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10th - 11th
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Guide for Exam Level Art Students
Do you ever struggle to get your exam level art students to engage and develop cohesive artwork? If so, this resource might help. This fully editable resource provides a clear framework for students to follow in order to develop artwork and research towards a final outcome or outcomes. The guide advocates the importance of drawing, media experimentation, informed decision making, analysis of the work of recognised artists and realization of intentions. Because this resource is provided as a full
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Not Grade Specific
Lip Sync Project - Drama / Guidelines and Notes
The attached sheets includes vocabulary, definitions, and guidelines for a Lip Sync Project in a guided note activity. The back page of the activity includes vocabulary terms that students define/identify with their study of the Lip Sync unit.
The PowerPoint Presentation (which can also be bough on TpT) begins with the definition of "lip-sync," and it's origin and meaning. The PowerPoint presentation is a total of 10 slides and covers audience awareness, various dramatic techniques such as a
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Grades:
5th - 12th
John Steinbeck: Video Questions Key
From Electric English...
This is the key that accompanies the questions for the biography described below...
The questions align with the biography produced by A and E, "John Steinbeck" An American Experience". If you do not own a copy, you may be able to find this particular film on-line or check it out from your local library branch. The library, I find, always has a great selection of educational materials. The questions will stand on their own too; after all, the information is similar no
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9th - 11th
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Art Analysis Worksheet
We use this packet to incorporate history and english into art class.
We pick three paintings that often relate to what my students are learning in History class. I divide my class into three groups and they analyze the works individually, read an article about the work when they get to the connections section, and then meet in groups of three to teach each other about the works and write an essay comparing and contrasting.
Reinforces history and english. Great way to incorporate Common Core
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Benefits of arts education
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.
Arts education offers a wide range of benefits for students, contributing to their overall development and enriching their learning experience. It can have a positive impact on students by helping them:
- Enhance engagement at school and reduce stress
- Develop vital social-emotional and interpersonal skills
- Enrich their overall experiences and perspectives
- 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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On TPT, arts resources come in various formats, from directed drawing activities and art history projects to dramatic plays and music worksheets. They can be used to enhance learning, assess a student’s mastery of arts-related concepts, or to reteach a tricky topic. With plenty of TPT resources at your fingertips, teaching the arts will be so much easier.
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For our young learners, there are delightful tracing and coloring exercises, as well as drama plays and simple songs to learn. Meanwhile, older students can delve into the world of sheet music, instrument fundamentals, and even explore the fascinating realm of art history. With such a wide variety of subjects and topics covered, resources on TPT offer endless opportunities for students to explore the fine arts.
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