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Graphic arts homeschool curricula for Microsoft Word
21 Art Class Bundle! ONE YEAR Curriculum! YEAR ONE
21 class ideas to use the entire year for 3-5th grades and Middle school. This bundle covers artist: Andrew Wyeth, Paul Klee, Piet Mondrain, Alexander Calder, M.C. Escher, and Henri Rousseau. Exploring different art principles and movements; POP art, negative space, OnePoint perspective, and more. Working with different materials from pencils to all forms of paint, metal embossing, collages, oil pastels, chalk pastels, wire sculpture, palette knives, and air-dry clay. It's an exciting year with
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3rd - 8th
Illustrating a Graphic Novel Parable
Students utilize the art of a graphic novel to illustrate a story based on the Christian faith. Pages with the graphic novel boxes are copied as needed. Complete word bubbles are provided to use within the graphic novel. Four types of word bubbles are used: Speech, thought, scream, and narration.
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2nd - 6th
Create a super detailed "Pointillism" Sharpie Dot Picture
Create a highly detailed Pointillism Picture using the grid transfer method. Minimal materials required. Perfect for distance education and home schooling.Designed and used successfully by a 35 year teacher. Kids love this challenging assignment.I recommend getting the "Pop Art Extreme Emotion" assignment as well to help with the grid transfer fundamentals. Even better yet, pick up my massive 47 project, "Art Project Bank" to give you the freedom to pick and choose to build your own course emph
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
Web Design Worksheet
This is the worksheet that I assign when teaching web design. I pair this worksheet with a powerpoint that includes the project description that they complete to demonstrate their knowledge, the grading breakdown, and citation format. The powerpoint outlines eight graphic design basics and information about web design. This is the information that students are asked about on this worksheet. On this worksheet students are also asked to write about some of the websites they frequent so that they c
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6th - 9th
Also included in: Web Design Bundle
Positive Reinforcement Projects Catch Student Interest - Lesson Plans
Directions, complete with illustrations, are included in these lesson plans enabling students to create four unique projects that reinforce positive traits and goals. Thirteen pages of tips for ease of creation make these perfect for students as young as eight years and into middle school.
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2nd - 9th
Week Long Communication and Publication Project
This is a simple outline for high school students in your Comm. and Publ. classes to use in adding items to a personal newsletter or newscast. I give students a week to create this. That includes a peer edit and a rough draft. I culminate this project by having students write a handwritten note to a family member or friend, and I include with this letter - a copy of the newsletter and mail it to them.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Animal Coloring Pages / Book. Unique World Animals!
This set of 21 coloring pages showcases unique animals from around the world. Animals from all seven continents are featured and there is a good mix of marsupial mammals, placental mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and fish. The coloring pages are only one portion of the Earth is a Zoo preschool curriculum. Check out my other listings for the other components of the curriculum, including the Animal World Map , Animal Information Pages , Animal Letter Tracing Pages, Animal Math Pages (comi
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PreK - 2nd
Welcome Back Name Cards
Greet your students with these welcoming name cards! These welcome back name cards are able to be edited to individualize student names. Just edit, print, and fold tent style. Tip: Print cards on card stock for more durability.
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PreK - 5th
CARTOONING AND COMICS LESSON!
This lesson is great for introduction to the cartooning and comics. It will work for any audience (from adults to young students). We included the warm up exercises that we use during our classes and the short method description. Our illustrator created some fun cartoons for you to share with your students while you discover the world of creating their own characters. It is a pleasure to share this lesson with all of you!
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K - 12th, Adult Education
Alphebet Internet Scavenger Hunt : English and Computer Science
Designed for homeschool moms with students in different grades that want amazing lesson plans with out lots of paper and printing. Use this lesson plan for up to a month. This is a great way to cover the alphabet, watch videos, and find some great free things to read for your child to read now and later. No printing saves money. Download today.
I did this with my kindergarten homeschooler. He loved it so much that I combined it with an assignment he hated: writing letters. I made him
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PreK - 5th
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Museum - DMA Art Hunt
Dallas Museum of Art scavenger hunt for early childhood and lower grades. Visit the permanent collections and have the students recognize and discover the art throughout the museum. Students check off as they find the art.
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PreK - 3rd
Art Rubric & Assessment
A student and teacher needs to know exactly what constitutes "A" work. This rubric will help improve student work by letting students know exactly what is/was expected of them. You can share this rubric before starting the assignment.Sample Short Answer Questions included in assessment: • ART PRODUCTION • ART CRITICISM • AESTHETICS • ART CAREER •ART HISTORY
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Not Grade Specific
Art Study prompt cards
If you regularly look at famous art works and have a go at doing your own version of it, here is a sort of game to have a go at. Simply mix up the two piles of cards and choose one from each pile. One pile will give you a suggested medium - such as oil pastels/paint. The other pile will give you a style suggestion - such as monochrome etc. As a family you can all be looking at the same art piece but end up producing entirely different versions of it!
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Not Grade Specific
The treasure hunt: A first book.
This is a first book. It is called, "The treasure hunt." It is geared towards getting children to read, fill in logical words, and illustrate their own story. It is a first person story about going on a treasure hunt. There are 6 pages. Each page has a spot to fill in the blank (choose a word) and draw an illustration.
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K - 1st
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