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Art assessments for homeschool
Op Art and the Elements of Art • Art Lessons • Step by Step Tutorials
Op Art is perfect for you if you are looking for a fun and engaging way to teach your elementary art students about the elements of art. Op Art and the Elements of Art includes five different optical illusion lessons that incorporate the elements of art, allowing your students to learn about line, color, space, and more. Your students will learn how to manipulate the elements of art to create stunning works of op art. They will explore optical illusions and use contrasting colors to create eye-p
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3rd - 6th
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Also included in: Op Art MEGA Bundle!
Middle School Art High School Art, Visual Journal Mixed Media Art Project Lesson
This art project pack is perfect for middle school art or high school art classes. This is an ongoing art lesson, ideal for using weekly in a semester or year long art class. Teach mixed media art, a range of art techniques, materials, and styles through this art lesson. Are you looking to introduce visual journals into your classroom? This comprehensive resource includes all the materials you need to guide your students through the process of creating a visual journal. This art assignment is pe
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Media Literacy Unit - Design a Cereal Box
Teach and assess your media literacy unit with this project and rubric package while integrating it into your Oral Language, Math and Healthy Eating curriculum. This media literacy unit is perfect for Grade 1, Grade 2 or Grade 3. Using media literacy skills, students will design a cereal box front and then create a game on the back using skills learned during the probability mini-unit. In the end, students can present their finished product, and you can assess it using the provided rubrics.
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1st - 3rd
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Art Exit Tickets: Elements of Art Task-Oriented Exit Slips, Elementary & Middle
Teaching an elements of art lesson and need to use art exit tickets as a formative assessment? Polish off your next scheduled observation with this comprehensive pack of 100 unique exit slips for art. They're practically no prep, easy to implement, and a total time saver!I use these task-oriented exit tickets for assessing the elements of art in elementary and middle school art class. So, if your project is about line, color, shape, texture, value, form, or space, these make quick art assessment
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K - 8th
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Digital / Graphic Design Curriculum (Semester long)
Semester course covering digital / graphic design skills:Elements and Principles of Design, Adobe Photoshop CC, Adobe Illustrator CC, Adobe InDesign CC, Adobe Premiere Pro CC, Adobe After Effects. These are step-by-step lessons with culminating assignments for students to practice their new skills. All files are editable.View a full outline of the course and an in-depth blog about the bundle.Download my Free Resources for Digital Design.Also available in Google Slides format.*Adobe CC is require
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8th - 12th
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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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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AP Art History Complete Curriculum & Review Bundle (Whole Year)
Updated for the 2023-2024 school year; meets the latest College Board AP Art History requirementsThis bundle is intended to prepare you and your students for the goal of passing the AP Art History exam. These are the exact materials I have used for my students, who have consistently achieved 95%+ passing rates (with several years passing at 100%!)Helpful for new AP Art History teachers who are looking for a complete and total curricular bundle as well as experienced teachers looking for new and
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9th - 12th
Art Exit Slips: 100 Editable Exit Tickets & Writing Prompts for Elementary Art
Art exit slips are an easy way to check for understanding at the end of your elementary or middle school art lesson. These 100 art exit tickets are aligned to the Studio Habits of Mind and are an effective art assessment tool. Create custom bellringers and exit slips tailored to your art curriculum using an editable PowerPoint.Either way, these writing prompts will communicate complex art ideas and give valuable feedback no matter where you are on the choice spectrum.TEACHER DIRECTIONSThere are
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2nd - 8th
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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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Curator Exhibit: Project Based Learning, ELA & Social Studies Research Project
Looking to elevate student research in your ELA, History, or Art History classroom? This project based learning assignment is just what your students need! Students will be tasked with becoming a Museum Curator. They will create a cross genre research project to highlight a historical topic of their choice (or teacher choice). Students will choose from a wide range of project ideas to ultimately create 6 sources to demonstrate their understanding of an important historical event. Students can c
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6th - 12th
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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
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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Grades 4 - 6: Winter Cup Art / Media Print or Digital Media Project!
What is YOUR favourite winter beverage?This resource has been created to help your students develop their art and media literacy skills. In this resource, students will practice brainstorming, procedural writing (their own winter beverage recipe!), creating drafts and producing final products (both written and visual) and have the option to use online or print forms. In terms of the advertisement or commercial, you can ask your students to create radio commercials, television ads, a podcast inte
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4th - 8th
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Art Exit Tickets Principles of Design Task-Oriented Exit Slips Elementary Middle
Teaching a principles of design lesson and need to use art exit tickets as a formative assessment? Polish off your next scheduled observation with this comprehensive pack of 100 unique exit slips for art. They're practically no prep, easy to implement, and a total time saver!These task-oriented exit tickets are designed for assessing the principles of design in elementary and middle school art class. If your project is about balance, contrast, emphasis, movement, proportion, repetition, rhythm,
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2nd - 8th
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Writing a Friendly Letter to My Future Self Time Capsule CCSS Grades 3-6
Transform the tradition of a time capsule with this engaging lesson plan. This letter writing activity leads students through the process of composing heartfelt and reflective friendly letters from their present selves to their future selves.What's Inside This Resource:Letter Writing Guide: Explains the key components of a friendly letter, making each part easy to understand.Five-Paragraph Letter Framework: A step-by-step structure to help students write personal letters to themselves.Paragraphi
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3rd - 6th
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Also included in: Fourteen Holiday Lessons BUNDLE Minimal Prep CCSS Grades 3-6
Graffiti Art: Exploring the work of Banksy
This 29 page PDF filled with resource worksheets for students to understand the unique style and content of graffiti. It is also filled with facts and information about the street artist BANKSY in addition to great images to discuss graffiti in your classroom. Essential questions are included and is an interactive tool that students can answer questions, discuss with their peers, and look at images that will spark questions and interest.
A rubric and informational fact sheet is provided for s
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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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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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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Spring Flowers - Art Lesson - Mother's Day - Valentine's Day - Craft Activity
Flowers can be suitable for many occasions. The arrival of spring, Mother’s Day, and Valentine’s Day! Add a bit of colour into your school with the creation of magnificent flowers.Students will work on patterns, repetition, and alternation. This technique is one of my favourites, as you dilute the colours applied with markers using water. It makes a watercolour effect. The creations are vibrant and original! Level: For everyone Techniques:Drawing with markersSpraying with waterPainting Visual L
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K - 6th
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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
Art Lesson Plans Bundle : Grade 2 Visual Art
Collection of 14 art projects: Grade 2: 7 - 8 years oldIn this bundle, you will find different art projects using varied techniques and materials. Look in ‘Preview’ to find out the materials that will be used and the visual language that will be taught for each of the projects. As you have heard before, these projects could be done by older students as well. My projects are also available to buy separately. This bundle contains the following projects:- Cupcake – Birthday Card in the Style of Kan
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2nd
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BUNDLE: Digital Goal Setting Vision and Mood Board Activities Back to School
Teach your students how to express themselves through creating vision boards & mood boards! These fun and interactive digital activities will be a cohesive, beautiful reflection of your students' emotions, goals and dreams!Each product comes as a Google Drive folder. Each folder contains:Google Slides Basics for students (comes as a PDF)Editable Google Slides presentation*NOTE: VISION BOARD DESIGNS/LAYOUTS ARE CURRENTLY BEING UPDATED! See the updates in the New Year Vision Board.There are 4
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5th - 12th
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Elements of Art - Line Worksheet - Editable
Elements of art "line" worksheet. Students demonstrate their understanding of lines by practicing the different types and directions. This worksheet can be completed with pencil, crayon, color pencil as well as other mediums.
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K - 6th
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