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Art homeschool curricula for Microsoft Word
Monochromatic Landscape Painting Lesson Bundle
This bundle includes everything you need to teach this beginning painting lesson for middle school, high school or homeschool students. Including:Lesson Outline and Materials List- clearly explaining how to use the bundled resources and the materials needed to do this lesson with students.Powerpoint slideshow that is interactive (discussion questions) and that guides students through basic terminology, examples from art history, practice activities and student examples. The powerpoint slides als
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7th - 12th
Art Thematic Unit of Study Impressionism
Art Thematic Unit of Study Impressionism. This task sheet/ checklist is given to each student , used as a checklist and projected as we click on the artist and video links to teach the unit. All you need for the lessons are included in this easy to use checklist as you progress through the unit, ending with the student series presentations. Grading rubrics are right in the useful chart. I used this unit for a quarter of a school year teaching every day of the school week. You could easily draw
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6th - 10th
Tessellations Art Lesson
Great lesson for Art and Math students from 5th to 12th grade. Share the amazing and optical illusion art of MC Escher and have students create their own tessellations. Step by step instructions, information on MC Escher and images of his art, as well as student examples are included.
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5th - 12th
Also included in: 28 lessons and activities: Beginning HS Art (9th to 12th grade)
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
Ezra Jack Keats Art Lesson The Snowy Day Pre-K to 3rd Grade
Are you looking for a fun and creative way to teach your students about the art of mixed media while exploring the classic children's book, "The Snowy Day" by Ezra Jack Keats? Look no further than our "The Snowy Day" mixed media project! This lesson offers a hands-on opportunity for your students to create a beautiful winter scene inspired by the book, using a variety of materials and techniques.Using easy-to-follow instructions and step-by-step demonstrations, students will learn how to create
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PreK - 2nd
Mood Board and Design Statement for Interior Design
This activity explains what both a design statement and mood board are and then has the student practice creating them using a hypothetical scenario where they are asked to work on a model suite for a new condo building.This activity can be used for a course studying interior design or architecture
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
A week of LEGO! Prek / Kindergarten curriculum
This curriculum bundle is perfect to keep those minds sharp! And its made to fit in perfectly with a LEGO theme!From Preschool to Kindergarten, there is something for every child!Included: NUMBER TRACE AB PATTERNING FIND AND COUNT CUTTING TRACING STRIP PUZZLES WORD WALL POSTER WORD WALL WORDS
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PreK - K
The Arrival by Shaun Tan STUDY/JOURNAL QUESTIONS
Immerse yourself in the captivating world of "The Arrival" by Shaun Tan, a wordless graphic novel that transcends language barriers. Through stunning illustrations, follow the nameless immigrant protagonist on a poignant journey of migration, cultural displacement, and human resilience. Shaun Tan's evocative artistry captures the challenges, emotions, and longing for connection, reminding us of the diversity and strength immigrants bring to society. With themes of empathy and understanding, "The
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9th - 11th
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
Art Exam
ART EXAM
Preview
A comprehensive 100-question test, this exam covers the basics of high school or college visual art appreciation. It works well as a pre-test before the course. Regardless of the text book used, or if a textbook is even available, the exam can be used as a barometer for knowing what to teach. You’ve heard it before: Teach the Test, but this time, it’s not to pass any magical test or reach a
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Volume #1. Learning Intentions and Success Criteria for Visual Art.
These are my 2022/2023 learning intentions and success criteria for my Visual Art program. I have developed these for my primary school Visual Arts Specialist program which I teach in Victoria, Australia. This is based on my current school leadership expectations and may not suit your own school expectations. This is Volume#1 which includes the learning areas of Art Elements, Acrylic painting, Watercolour painting, Printmaking, Collage and Art for Well-being.Volume #2 to follow later and will i
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K - 6th, Staff
God Created: A Fun, Interactive Bible Lesson about the Creation Story
When you are looking for a great, inexpensive, and interactive way to teach the creation story, this is the answer. This lesson is "God Created." While telling the Creation Story using the form provided, the lesson leader recreates the Creation Story through art and engages the children through questions and answers. The kids will remain mesmerize as the lesson leader completes the project.
When the lesson leader completes the project, the children will have an opportunity to recreate the Cr
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PreK - 5th
Unit 1 Week 1 Welcome to Preschool Classroom Rules
Free. Please provide feedback.This is my first common core, creative curriculum hybrid. This lesson includes book suggestions, music suggestions, activity suggests for the first week of pre-K.
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PreK
Sugar Movie Guide, Plot Comprehension Questions/ Previewing Activity/ Essays
My fellow teachers and parents,This is en engaging, easy-to-follow film that was shot mainly in the Dominican Republic and spotlights the culture of the people. Young people in general and student athletes especially will identity with the character of Sugar and his rise to professional baseball celebrity. For those new to the country, his strangeness upon first experiencing all things American will ring a special chord. All in all this film is short, easy to follow and brings up a number or iss
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6th - 12th
Introducing Perspective in Drawing – A Multi-Age Art Lesson
This lesson provides a basic lesson in using perspective in drawing, with additional expansions based on age and maturity. In other words, the things to try with little hands differ from those things done with more mature hands. The lesson also includes Thematic Cross-Curricular activities that provide suggestions for introducing or practicing other principles and skills as a part of the art activities.
Photos of Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper and Mona Lisa are included with suggestions fo
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Not Grade Specific
Balloon Dogs (Jeff Koons' Style) Multimedia Project
3rd to 12th/homeschool versatile lesson with students learning about Jeff Koons' style and then recreating it by drawing balloon dogs and using multimedia. Lesson includes basic written and visual instructions, articles and quotes from Jeff Koons, examples of art work and ideas/inspiration
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3rd - 12th
Also included in: Drawing Lessons Bundle (6th-12th grade)
Paper Quilling Art Lesson
over 35 pages of examples, tutorials, and more on the historically popular art of Quilling or paper filigree. Great for 5th to 12th grade and homeschoolers.
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5th - 12th
Also included in: 27 lessons and activities: Advanced Art (High School and Adult Ed)
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
What's the Point?
What's the point of Art? What's the point of Pointillism?This is a FUN exploratory lesson for the older home schooler or high school art students. It links to some sites that will be enjoyable and interactive. In addition, there is a related art project that will bring it all home. I'd love your feedback about this lesson. After all, what's the Point of doing this if I don't hear from You?This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 Internationa
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Warm & Cool Color Lesson: Watercolor Paint & Oil Pastel Landscape
Easy to follow, step-by-step instructions, for independent learners or as a sub lesson. Listed supplied needed as well as a clear Objection: To learn cool and warm colors, horizon line as well as how watercolor & oil pastels resist. A fun lesson that gives students of all levels a lesson on warm and cool color schemes, gives younger grades an opportunity to use a ruler, and for all students, an overall fun activity experimenting with watercolor paints on top of oil pastels.
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1st - 10th
What's So Great About Van Gogh? A Guide to Vincent Van Gogh Just For Kids!
Everyone says Vincent Van Gogh is one of the greatest artist whoever lived…but why? What makes him so great? At a single glance, his work doesn’t look so special. Why is his artwork celebrated around the globe, and for hundreds of years?
This book introduces you to the life and work of Van Gogh, and helps show what made him so important to the world.
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4th - 8th
Basics of Drawing – A Multi-Age Art Lesson For Little Hands and Bigger Hands
This lesson provides a basic lesson in drawing, with additional expansions based on age and maturity. In other words, the things to try with little hands differ from those things done with more mature hands. The lesson also includes Thematic Cross-Curricular activities that provide suggestions for introducing or practicing other principles and skills as a part of the art activities.
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K - 12th
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
Preschool snowman template and lesson- Winter
This includes a template for a snowman craft. I have also included a list of novel vocabulary words and concepts to cover. This is a great preK winter lesson.
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PreK - K
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