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Art history lesson interactive whiteboards
James Rizzi City Digital Art Lesson Interactive Google Slide Distance Learning
No supplies needed for this fun and engaging lesson on James Rizzi! This Google Slide lesson can be used so many ways:Teach through zoom by presenting your screen and working collaborativelyAssign on Google Classroom and allow students to work independentlyUse in the classroom on smartboard before an art lesson.This lesson includes a variety of activities that will get your students thinking critically and creativelySee Think Wonder activityCompare and Contrast activityActivating prior knowledge
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K - 8th
Introducing Ansel Adams - Art History, Teaching Script, Activity, & Giveaway
Description:
The presentation of the artist chooses 3 or 4 key points to remember about the artist. It introduces these key points at the beginning of the session, discusses them throughout each piece of artwork, and reviews them at the end. They are reinforced in the art activity and are described in the summary giveaway sheet as well.
To use the materials:
- Open the zip file.
- Use the PDF PRESENTATION to display the presentation on a screen from your computer.
- Print the PDF SPEAKER NOT
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1st - 5th
Remarkable Art Vermeer, Art History Critical Thinking and Writing Activities
Remarkable Art is a lesson series that uses critical thinking and imagination make art history fun! Students interact with masterworks by adding their own text into speech bubbles. This encourages students to critically view the image for clues about the characters and settings. Students get to use their imagination to generate the thoughts and speech.
Complete bundled resource is aligned with National Standards for Visual Arts Education and the Common Core College and Career Readiness Ancho
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5th - 10th
Henna Designed Monochromatic / Value Paintings-FLIPCHART
This is a two part lesson. The first part looks at the culture/traditions behind henna designs. Students then design their own henna design on their traced hand. Next, the students create a monochromatic background by outlining the hand in concentric lines, showing a value scale through tints, pure color, and shades.
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4th - 12th
Introducing Rembrandt - Art History, Teaching Script, Activity, & Giveaway Sheet
Description:
The presentation of the artist chooses 3 or 4 key points to remember about the artist. It introduces these key points at the beginning of the session, discusses them throughout each piece of artwork, and
reviews them at the end. They are reinforced in the art activity and are described in the summary giveaway sheet as well.
To use the materials:
- Open the zip file.
- Use the PDF PRESENTATION to display the presentation on a screen from your computer.
- Print the PDF SPEAKER N
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Grades:
1st - 5th
Artist of the Day Bellwork (Modern Art) - UPDATED
I use this simple SKETCHBOOK ACTIVITY during the first FIVE MINUTES of class to introduce students to the world of MODERN ART. Features artwork by 20 artists and LINKS to their websites. Updated for 2018-19, I now use this product in companionship with the WORKBOOK of the same name for adaptations, accommodations, homework, absences...Now available as a PDF file with hyperlinks to additional information about the artists.
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2nd - 12th
Double Feature: Portraits, Comparing/Contrasting Renaissance and Baroque Art
Engage your students with art, history, writing, and critical thinking with the Double Feature series! Each Feature compares two masterworks with similar subject matter on a Venn diagram. By examining the visual differences and background information, students gain deeper insight into great works of art. Forget boring worksheets and textbooks, and ask students to really look, to notice details, and to organize and differentiate those details. My students' favorite part was the physical poll,
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5th - 8th
Student Art Lessons on Famous Artists (Discount Bundle for SmartBoards)
Note: These lessons are also available separately in PowerPoint/Google Slides format.These SmartBoard student art lessons begin with a biography of the artist. They then give step-by-step directions for a lesson based on one of the artist’s paintings or prints. To enhance the nine lessons, teachers may want to use a monthly Artist of the Month bulletin board to display the student work. Look closely at each preview to see what you would be purchasing. These were the very first products I posted
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3rd - 5th
Pop Art for Youngsters (5-8)
Pop Art is an Art and Design unit of work aimed primarily at children aged 5-7. It introduces children to this well-known art movement and some of its features and iconic artists. Learning within this unit of work focuses mainly on printmaking techniques. The package provides the medium-term plan, six lessons (each lesson has a MS Powerpoint presentation) and a knowledge organiser. Additional resources are provided as PDFs. Strands of Learning:· Printmaking· Drawing· Painting Children learn a ra
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1st - 4th
Looking & Thinking with Art: Stag Beetle, Elementary Science and Art Integration
Quickly and easily add a dash of art history to your kindergarten, first, or second grade classroom! The Looking & Thinking with Art series each feature a masterwork paired with critical thinking questions that guide young learners through the Feldman method of art criticism (describe, analyze, interpret, judge). The levels of questioning are similar to Bloom's taxonomy. Each PDF presentation can be displayed on a whiteboard (interactive or not) so that students can write or draw in respo
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K - 2nd
FRENCH: LES PARTIES DU CORPS
Introduce your French students to the parts of the body vocabulary using Auguste Rodin statues! Four statues can be viewed: le Penseur, Le Baiser, Les Mains et Burghers Close. Last two slides are summary tactile activities 1) students click the body part word and then it's matching action to uncover Le Baiser. 2) Image sort: students click the rapidly changing pics and identify them through multiple choices below. Also contains Youtube video clip in French of Le Penseur being restored. Great f
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8th - 10th
Jasper Johns Numbers
This Project is inspired by Jasper Johns. The introduction includes visual artworks by the artist. Student examples are shown for students to discuss expectations and skill in an artwork. The flipchart goes step by step to help students create a grid on their paper and fill it with numbers, letters, and patterns. This lesson can even be strongly based around color theory. The Jasper Johns project ties in many standards and even includes the math standard of measuring with a ruler.
Some students
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2nd - 4th
Student Art Lesson Vincent van Gogh (SmartBoard)
This Smart Notebook art lesson begins with a biography of Vincent van Gogh. Student samples are given for the lesson. Then step-by-step directions are given for the students to make their own pastel drawing of Starry Night. This lesson is one in a series of nine lessons focusing on great artists. To enhance this lesson, teachers may want to have a monthly Artist of the Month bulletin board to display the student work.Look carefully at the preview to see exactly what you would be receiving.My Oth
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3rd - 6th
Also included in: Student Art Lessons on Famous Artists (Discount Bundle for SmartBoards)
Introducing Chagall - Art History, Teaching Script, Activity, & Giveaway Sheet
Description:
The presentation of the artist chooses 3 or 4 key points to remember about the artist. It introduces these key points at the beginning of the session, discusses them throughout each piece of artwork, and
reviews them at the end. They are reinforced in the art activity and are described in the summary giveaway sheet as well.
To use the materials:
- Open the zip file.
- Use the PDF PRESENTATION to display the presentation on a screen from your computer.
- Print the PDF SPEAKER N
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Grades:
1st - 5th
Introducing Cezanne - Art History, Teaching Script, Activity, & Giveaway Sheet
Description:
The presentation of the artist chooses 3 or 4 key points to remember about the artist. It introduces these key points at the beginning of the session, discusses them throughout each piece of artwork, and reviews them at the end. They are reinforced in the art activity and are described in the summary giveaway sheet as well.
To use the materials:
- Open the zip file.
- Use the PDF PRESENTATION to display the presentation on a screen from your computer.
- Print the PDF SPEAKER NOT
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Grades:
2nd - 5th
Thankful Pop Art
This project is great for the young and old. It ties in the thankfulness of the fall season and brings a lot of art elements together. In this product you will have a flip chart that show artworks by Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein. A student example is provided to show students what the goal should be for their artwork. The expectations of this project are for students to create a self-portrait and depict 3 things that they are thankful for. Each block will utilize a different art material and
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2nd - 5th
Elementary Art Interactive Color Notebook . Cheap and Easy!
Prefect {and cheap} for virtual & hybrid learning!This is a Google Slide file that can easily be added into google classroom or any online lesson platform. Students build their own answers and drag choices onto the slides. Great assessment of color knowledge including:~Build a Color Wheel~Show the Primary Colors~Choose the Secondary Colors~List and label the Warm Colors ~List and Label the Cool Colors~ROYGBIV~Fun about "me" page where students design a cartoon of themselves~Correctly label c
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2nd - 6th
Elementary Modular Design Art Lesson incl. Presentation, Critique & Assessment!
This is a complete art lesson meant for the elementary art classroom. I used this lesson for 4th graders but it would work for 3rd, 4th or 5th grade. The concepts covered in this unit include Modular Designs, Analogous Colors, and Relief Sculpture!! The students will create relief sculptures using analogous color schemes. These sculptures will use repeated forms to create modular designs!
This file includes everything you will need from beginning to end! You will receive the following with your
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3rd - 5th
Introducing Monet - Art History, Teaching Script, Activity, & Giveaway Sheet
Description:
The presentation of the artist chooses 3 or 4 key points to remember about the artist. It introduces these key points at the beginning of the session, discusses them throughout each piece of artwork, and
reviews them at the end. They are reinforced in the art activity and are described in the summary giveaway sheet as well.
To use the materials:
- Open the zip file.
- Use the PDF PRESENTATION to display the presentation on a screen from your computer.
- Print the PDF SPEAKER N
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Grades:
1st - 5th
Introducing Matisse - Art History, Teaching Script, Activity, & Giveaway Sheet
Description:
The presentation of the artist chooses 3 or 4 key points to remember about the artist. It introduces these key points at the beginning of the session, discusses them throughout each piece of artwork, and
reviews them at the end. They are reinforced in the art activity and are described in the summary giveaway sheet as well.
To use the materials:
- Open the zip file.
- Use the PDF PRESENTATION to display the presentation on a screen from your computer.
- Print the PDF SPEAKER N
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Grades:
1st - 5th
Blue Dog Art Lesson George Rodrigue
This is a Smart Notebook file to teach students about George Rodrigue, an artist famous for his "Blue Dog" paintings. Includes step by step process to create their own "Blue Dog" portrait. Examples of Rodrigue art and biography.
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3rd - 6th
Student Art Lesson Piet Mondrian (SmartBoard)
This student Smart Notebook art lesson first presents a biography of Piet Mondrian and includes slides of his work. Then step-by-step directions show students how to create their own version of Mondrian’s Composition with Yellow. This lesson is one in a series of nine lessons focusing on great artists. To enhance this lesson, teachers may want to have a monthly Artist of the Month bulletin board to display the student work.You can get a complete picture of the lesson you would be purchasing by l
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Grades:
3rd - 6th
Also included in: Student Art Lessons on Famous Artists (Discount Bundle for SmartBoards)
Line and Contour Art
Line and Contour Art PresentationART APPRECIATION QUESTIONS AND CREATING ACTIVITYThis multimedia PowerPoint can be used to develop a richer understanding of line and contour art. It (PowerPoint) explores the different elements, artists and mediums that can be used to create this art style. Contour and line art is a very fun and versatile style for teacher as you can easily adapt artworks from basic to complex depending on various concepts. The technique also poses a challenge for students to thi
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Not Grade Specific
Art Lesson -Teaching One-Point & Two-Point Perspective
A SMART Board presentation for Grade 4-9 students who haven't learned about one-point or two-point perspective. Offers step-by-step instructions and a brief historical understanding of perspective. Uses simple instructions, and an easy guide for teachers who have never taught this before! Created by artisteach_________________________________________Check out my other Art related units and lessons here!Earn TPT credits for upcoming purchases!Go to your "My Purchases" page and click on the "Pr
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Grades:
5th - 9th
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