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7th grade art resources for SMART Notebook
Themes in Disney Smart Board Activity
Teach theme to your students using these Disney movies. Each Disney movie has a link to the movie trailer. Watch some of the trailers with the students and have them come up with a theme. Short exercises follow.
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4th - 12th
Domaine d'art visuel - Les couleurs (Francais) French art suject - Colours
A SmartNotebook document which contains all the key concepts of 'colours' in french. Please note this is a SmartNotebook document. I cannot make a PDF version of this.**PLEASE DO NOT DOWNLOAD UNLESS YOU HAVE SMARTNOTEBOOK Includes: Primary and Secondary colors (Couleurs primaires et secondaires)Colour Wheel (La roue des couleurs)Nuances (Les nuances)Neutral colours (Les couleurs neutres)Warm and Cool colours (Les couleurs froides et chaudes)Colours and emotions (Les couleurs et les émotions)Anal
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1st - 8th
Graphic Novel/Comic Text Features
From beginning to end, this resource takes students step by step through learning about and developing their own comic strips. They practice writing and drawing all text features used in graphic novels. Unit has culminating activity that has students create their own comic strip.
Comes with activity sheets and assessment page.
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4th - 8th
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Art Smartboard Game/Lesson - Subject Matter (Portrait, Still Life & Landscape)
I use this smartboard file as a game and/or review to help students understand the concept of subject matter in art.
It has 3 categories:
1. Still Life
2. Portrait
3. Landscape
There are pictures of famous artists' art that they have to drag and place under the correct heading. Then they need to explain why they feel it should go there. Some are a little tricky but, it's perfect for helping students understand what to look for in a work of art.
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PreK - 12th, Staff
Elements of Art Introduction - SMART NOTEBOOK
SMART Board Notebook that takes students through the elements of art. Each element has an explanation, and a sample mini activity that should take students approx. 10-20 min each. This lesson is a great intro for middle school art courses or for Elementary level as well with more time and guidance.
This takes me about 90 minutes to go through with Gr. 6 students.
Don't have SMART Notebook? Here is the PDF Version
Great practice and overview of the Elements of Art by artisteach
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5th - 9th
FRENCH LESSON: The Red Balloon (Smartboard)
After having viewed the film, students will enjoy these SB activites summarizing the film. Activities include: pop the balloon and matching in English, Story sequencing in French and a worksheet summary of the film with a wordbank in English. This was used in a 5th grade FLES class. THEME: FRIENDSHIP AND ANTI BULLYING. CLASSIC 1956 children's movie set in Paris.Recommended for grades Pre K-7.
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PreK - 7th
Halloween Squares Smart Notebook Game Template
You and your students will love this Halloween Squares game template for Smartboard.
Use this for any grade level. Use for review of any subject. Just type in your questions, and answers, save as a new file, and your students are ready to play.
This file comes with a title page, directions, the main game board, and nine question and answer page templates. Enjoy!
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Be sure to foll
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Art Smartboard - Purpose (Ceremonial, Narrative, Functional & Expressive)
This is a great way to review and have fun learning about 4 purposes that art has. Students have to drag and place the items under the category that it belongs and then explain why they think it goes there - the meaning of each purpose.
1. Ceremonial
2. Functional
3. Expressive
4. Narrative
Art work or photos of products that will allow students to categorize what purpose these things serve. Everything in art is created with a purpose ( a reason for making it).
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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Critique Sandwich - Art Critique (Talk) for All Ages SmartNotebook File
Use this critique sandwich to critique art with students from first grade to college. This Smart Notebook file works with my critique sandwich handout and teaches students how to critique an artwork by giving them two compliments and one thing that needs work.This file includes the critique sandwich and a word wall and can be edited. I successfully use this with my first through 6th grade students. They critique then discuss their critique on another students artwork.Check out the critique san
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1st - 8th
Greek Vases
Students create their own black figure "vases" using 4" terra cotta pots (sold at home depot for 67 cents each) and sharpies.
In this SMART presentation:
* a you-tube video clip teaching about Greek Vases and Art
* several photos of Greek art to analyze and discuss
* student samples
* a paper template to print out (practice)
*Greek geometric examples
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3rd - 7th
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Keith Haring: Graffiti Pop Art Project (need Smart notebook software)
American artist Keith Haring was best known for his graffiti-inspired drawings, which he first made in subway stations and later exhibited in museums.
This lesson includes many art work references, animations, and information regarding artist
This project walks you through how to introduce your students to the artist's work and how to encourage your students to make their own Keith Haring inspired work.
1) Student will select and use subject matter, symbols and ideas to communicate meaning (
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3rd - 11th
Back to School Student Name Picker - Smart Notebook File
Do you feel like you call on the same students all of the time! As teachers, we try to be fair, but some kids always want to participate, and other kids don't. Stop that problem with this random student chooser.
Use a koosh ball, or have students come to the board to click an apple and reveal a student's name!
Easily add your students to make this Notebook file for your classroom. Directions are included on the 2nd page of this flipchart that shows you how to easily do this.
This is a Smar
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PreK - 8th
FRENCH: LE BALLON ROUGE (SMARTBOARD)
After having viewed the film, students will enjoy these SB activites summarizing the film. Activities include: pop the balloon and matching in English, Story sequencing in French and a worksheet summarizing the film with a wordbank in English. This was used in a 5th grade FLES class. Recommended for grades 5-7.
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1st - 7th
Artistic OWLS
Students will have a blast creating these colorful owls. This notebook presentation focuses on pattern, color, and line but allows the teacher to adapt the lesson to fit any materials available. This is great for any grade level, any time of the year. This lesson is a favorite among my students and soon will be a favorite of yours! Included, you get a notebook presentation with step by step directions, work examples, and a list of suggested material. You also get a set of objectives that will al
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PreK - 12th
What time is it? (SMARTBOARD FILE)
This is an interactive file intended to teach ELL students how to tell time in American English. Vocabulary includes: clock, grandfather clock, hour glass, watch. Once slide is matching English to English synonyms such as: AM/ in the morning, an hour/ 60 minutes, half an hour/ 30 minutes, a quarter of an hour/ 15 minutes, it's 12:00/ it's noon etc. As students match the synonyms a secret picture is revealed: Salvador Dali's painting Clocks That Melt. Also includes informational text in a sh
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3rd - 9th
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Elements of ART Pop Quiz
This product is a pop quiz that you can do individually or as a group. Using this tool, you can quiz student knowledge of the elements of art.
This quiz is 5 pages of popular artworks and a list of the elements of art. Students are asked to match the elements with each picture. Learning and assessment occurs in the discussion of the reasons for their choice.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Ethics Symbols, Icons and God - Smartboard Presentation (ERC)
This Smartboard presentation explores religious symbolism. I used it while teaching Representation of the Divine in Ethics and Religious Culture to Secondary 2 students.
Presentation includes lecture points and group activities.
Class will explore the difference between an icon and a symbol
Identify common religious symbols and their origins.
Students will look at secret societies.
Group Assignment: Students will decorate a Christmas Tree / Chanukah Bush/ Non denominational Shrub with 10 i
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7th - 9th
Smart Board Roy Lichtenstein Words
This is to go along with an art lesson on Roy Lichtenstein. Students will create an onomatopoeia and draw it in the style of Pop Artist, Roy Lichtenstein.
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2nd - 8th
Thanksgiving Squares Review Game Template - Smart Notebook File
Your students will love reviewing any concept with this fun, Thanksgiving themed, Thanksgiving Squares Notebook file. Just add your questions and answers and you are ready to play this fun review game with your students.
This Smart Notebook Template includes a title page, how to play instructions, the main game board, 9 question pages, and 9 answer pages.
What a great and fun way to review any concept with your class!
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Exploring History through Art: Art of the Renaissance and Middle Ages
A short Smartboard (Notebook) presentation with compares and contrasts art from the Middle Ages vs. art from the Renaissance. This presentation also gives a background on the Mona Lisa and lets students come up with their own theories.
There is a Short Answer Handout full of short answer questions that accompany the lecture. Its being sold on my profile.
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7th - 8th
Abstract Picasso Self Portrait (need Smart Notebook software)
Students will learn how Abstract art was created out of a sense to create something new. Examples and videos connect the history of the creation of the Air Jordan shoes and how they impacted shoe design much like Abstract art created a new style of art.
This same lesson could be adapted within the classroom with Markers, crayons, or oil pastels.
Student will select and use subject matter, symbols and ?ideas to communicate meaning
Student will understand, analyze, and describe the arts in thei
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3rd - 12th, Adult Education
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Sleigh Design Christmas Project
Santa needs your help! Santa crashed his sleigh and now it's up to your students to design and construct him a new one in time for Christmas. This is a project that will take multiple lessons and therefore it is recommended that the size limit of the sleighs be no larger than a shoe box to allow storage between lessons. ll instructions and guidelines are in the notebook.
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5th - 8th
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FALL SmartBoard Attendance
You can add in your students names in replace of the given names, when child touches their name it swipes away. This helps you with attendance and shows you who is at school and who is not. EDITABLE *******
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PreK - 12th
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Chuck Close Value Study
Students will create a double self-portrait, an image of themselves made with their one-of-a-kind fingerprint!
I love to do this project after I have taught value scales and allow students a chance to study value in a unique way. It is also a great project for teaching to draw and paint using the grid technique. I have done this project with grade sixes, however I provided them with a photocopy of their school photo with a grid already printed. I also give them a larger sheet of paper printed
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6th - 12th
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