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Art history rubrics for Google Apps
Georgia O'Keeffe - 3 Lessons/ Projects
Hello Teachers! In this product you will get a 56 page Google Slides presentation on Georgia O'Keeffe! There are 3 possible project ideas in this Presentation.This lesson is adaptable to any age group teaching the arts!1. Oil / chalk pastel flower (warm and cool colors) (oil and chalk pastel techniques) 2. Collage/ paper pop up flower (younger students or older students) 3. Abstracted Nature (for more advanced students) The presentation includes links and facts/ information about O'Keeffe's life
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K - 12th
Color Theory and Kandinsky Composition
This is a great lesson on color theory, composition, abstract art, and kinetic art. First teach students about color theory by using the color theory PP. Next teach them about composition and abstract art by using the KANDISNKY AND BRUCE GREY PP. Rubric, objectives and essential questions are all listed in this lesson! Student examples are also provided. Objectives: The student will learn: To: understand color theory by viewing Color Theory PowerPoint and examining color schemes. To: Create an a
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3rd - 12th
Jim Dine Hearts POP ART Lesson 3 - 6 projects, handouts Google Drive Download
This lesson is going to highlight, pop artist Jim Dine, and there is a mini lesson with Jackson Pollock (if you choose to combine the two artists!!!!)This is a google Drive DownloadI use for Elementary school students. I like to do this Lesson at the same time for all of my elementary classes and each grade can do a different project!!!!!!This Lesson is part of a UNIT the first 7 slides will review other artists before moving onto Jim Dine (You may delete these before presenting) I do this to h
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K - 8th
Andy Warhol Pop Art and Printmaking Art Lesson 5 Google Drive download
Hello Teachers I use this lesson in my pop art unit!!! This is the 5th lesson in the unit!This is a google drive download!!!!!!This lesson is going to highlight, pop artist Andy Warhol!! I use for Elementary and Middle school students. This Lesson is part of a UNIT the first 7 slides will review other artists before moving onto Andy Warhol (You may delete these before presenting) I do this to help students review the themes the pop artists used!!!!1. Jasper Johns - Letters, numbers, and USA2. Wa
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K - 8th
Daphne Odgig - The Godmother of Indigenous Art in Canada
New for 2022. This is the Google Slide presentation I use to teach my grade 7-12 students about the amazing work of Daphne Odjig, an internationally celebrated Indigenous artist. Student Project Rubrics included. Purchase, download and explore this amazing Indigenous artist and her work via multiple hyperlinks. I have included slides that describe the step-by-step creative response process I personally used to connect with this amazing talent. More information coming soon.
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7th - 12th
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Zentangle Project
Hello Teachers,This is a Zentangle Silhouette lesson that I do with my into to art/ art fundamentals course 9-12 grade. This lesson focuses on the elements of line, shape and value and the principals of pattern, repetition, and contrast. Lesson Objectives:Artists will create patterns by repeating simple lines and shapes to form patterns and designs.Student will experience a calming effect while creating a zentangle. Artists will increase attention span and ability to concentrate by zentangling.
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5th - 12th
Mona Lisa History and Line Art Project
The Mona Lisa is considered to be the most famous painting of all time. This fun and creative project begins with two videos explaining the history and intrigue of Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece as well as the artist himself. Student work pages included for students to complete while watching the videos. Next, students are given time to observe and create their own line art before creating their own Mona Lisa masterpiece. Use a thin black marker OR let students make it as colorful as they w
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3rd - 8th
Studio Habits of Mind Grading Rubric with Reflection Questions
A blank rubric using the Studio Habits of Mind as the grading criteria. Great to use with ANY project! Fill in your own point values for each category - perfect if you want your class to focus on a specific Habit (you could even differentiate your rubrics to have individual students focus on the Habits they need to develop the most!). Pass out the rubric as students are finishing their work so they can reflect on what they've learned - there are 4 reflection questions that also tie into the
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6th - 12th
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Pointillism
Introduce your students to the fascinating world of Pointillism with this slideshow and activity catered toward junior learners. This resource provides learning goals, as well as a detailed exploration of the Pointillism technique, its history and its evolution, instructions for students to create their own Pointillist masterpieces, and a rubric following TACK (thinking, application, communication, and knowledge).
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4th - 7th
Surrealism Iconic Work (50 famous Artworks with Symbolism Explained) & Activity
This is a Google Drive File. I use this handout in my surrealism lesson for high school and middle students. This handout focuses on Surrealism and the artist’s, Salvador Dali, Rene Magritte, Leonora Carrington, Giorgio de Chirico, Dorothea Tanning, Max Ernst, Joan Miro, and Remedios Varo Uranga. There are over 50 artist's works explained. Students will learn about surrealist ideas and symbolism in each artist's works. This handout comes with 40 vocabulary terms and higher level thinking questio
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4th - 12th
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Assemblage Project Inspired by Louise Nevelson
What does this lesson INCLUDE? (I did this lesson with Elementary, middle and High School students)This lesson is going to highlight Assemblage artist Louise Nevelson and other artists!! I have used this lesson for elementary, middle and high school students. Basic Understanding for the LessonAssemblage is a form of sculpture comprised of "found" objects arranged in such a way that they create a piece. These objects can be anything organic or man-made.For the students to understand the differenc
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K - 12th
Frank Lloyd Wright Lesson (slides and videos)
This lesson is going to highlight, American architect and artist Frank Lloyd Wright! I use this lesson for Middle school and High School students. The reason why this lesson is more expensive is because I included 4 instructional videos with this purchase!!!!!! 1 video is of me explaining the FULL lesson and project! The other 3 videos are FULL instructional videos of me putting the project together! If you would link to just purchase the PowerPoint slides click here! ($10)Basic Understanding fo
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5th - 12th
Fashion History Research Project: Lesson 4, Fashion 1 (Template & Directions)
This project is made to Accompany and be assigned after Lesson 4 (Fashion History Intro.) for Fashion Design 1.This project challenges students to do their own investigating into 3 different time periods OR decades of their choosing to see what some of the popular trends were and also the historical events that were going on which could have influenced fashion!Students will use this Template to plug in relevant information as assigned! INCLUDED:Google Slides Template for Students to CustomizeStu
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: FD1: Fashion History Bundle (Lesson 4 & Project Template)
Frank Lloyd Wright Lesson (PP/ google slides)
This lesson is going to highlight, American architect and artist Frank Lloyd Wright! I use this lesson for Middle school and High School students. Click here if you want to purchase this lesson with the video links! ($16) I uploaded this same presentation with 4 DETAILED video links. Basic Understanding for the LessonThe lesson will focus on Frank Lloyd Wright’s techniques of using nature and his love for using shapes and abstract designs in his architecture. Students will create a FLW inspired
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5th - 12th
Art Rubrics for Google Classroom. Templates to use or edit for assessing artwork
INCLUDED WITH THIS RESOURCEA variety of assessment rubrics to load directly into your google classroom. These have been classroom tested in grades 4-12. There are four points or levels articulated within each assessment category.All items are 100% editable in google classroom. You can easily make copies of the sheets to edit and save your own edits/favorites. OTHER RESOURCESDon’t miss out on any of my new art room tested, student approved lessons. You can stay connected by following me here on
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High School Art Self Assessment form for Students and Teacher Expectations!!!!!
Hi Teachers!!! I use this student self assessment form for ALL High School and Middle School Art classes!!!!!! Students circle the numbers 1-4 on the prompt. This is my GO TO for keeping students honest about their working habits, artwork, class expectations, and artistic behaviors! GIVE THIS ASSESSMENT AFTER your first project, then half way through the year, then at the end of the year! Let students know your expectations!!!!! THIS IS A HUGE MOTIVATOR for my students and gives you a chance to
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6th - 12th
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Animal Close up Drawing- Portrait Lesson
This lesson is going guide students through drawing a realistic animal close up portrait. I use this lesson for middle school and high school students. This is a FULL complete lesson with goals, vocab, standards, objectives, motivational questions, assessments, DETAILED grading rubric, in class critique rubric, 7 handouts, 50 photo references, and 2 instructional videos! Objectives:Students will be able to create an animal portrait drawing, using drawing techniques. Students will select a photo
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5th - 12th
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Art Rubric Bundle (updated from PDF to Google Slides)
This 4 paged Google Slide has parallel rubrics so students get used to seeing similar formatting and categories. Painting, Drawing, 3D Art, and Art Critique included in their own color themes. Tip #1: assign this directly to students and have them use it for a self-assessment grade!Tip #2: It is out of 9 points. I add 1 point for correctly filling out the rubric which rounds it out for easier grading.
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6th - 12th
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Roy Lichtenstein Pop ART LESSON 4 Google drive download
This lesson is going to highlight, pop artist Roy Lichtenstein!!! This is the 4th lesson in the pop art unit!!!!This is a google drive download (worksheet link in presentation)I use for Elementary and Middle school students. I like to do this Lesson at the same time for all of my elementary classes and each grade can do a different project!!!!!!This Lesson is part of a UNIT the first 7 slides will review other artists before moving onto Roy Lichtenstein (You may delete these before presenting)
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2nd - 8th
Art Self Assessment
These Art Self Assessments can be used at the end of a project for students to reflect on their work. Students can use these to self assess and determine whether they are truly “finished” with their project or not.Each worksheet comes in one black and white printable version and one color version to be used directly in Google Slides.The Google Slides versions have a locked background with editable text boxes. The following worksheets are included in this product…Art Self Assessment (Short)Art Se
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5th - 8th
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Also included in: Art Self and Peer Assessment Bundle
Tim Burton Inspired Rubric
Use this rubric for an easy grading tool to grade your Tim Burton Inspired portraits
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4th - 12th
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Chiaroscuro Self Portrait Lesson
Hi Teachers!!!! This lesson is going to guide students through drawing a realistic chiaroscuro self portrait. I use this lesson for middle school and high school students. This is a FULL complete lesson with day by day instructions for 5 weeks. It includes lesson goals, vocab, standards, objectives, motivational questions, student artwork and examples, assessments, DETAILED grading rubric, in class critique rubric, 4 PowerPoints, 1 video I created on 8 transfer techniques, YouTube links and 3 d
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6th - 12th
Bisa Butler Inspired Oil Pastel Portraits
This is a fantastic lesson that I created for my high school students! It can easily be modified for younger grades. Included in this lesson:- 2 page written lesson plan with descriptions with links to 2 outside resources - 10 slide PowerPoint presentation for photos - My rubric that I used to grade this project
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6th - 12th
Lesson 2 Observational drawing with charcoal- Drawing a glass object
Lesson 2: Observational drawing of glass object with Charcoal Drawing of glass object or light bulbGoal: For students to learn how to use white and black charcoal together on toned paper or black paper. Goal is also for students to enhance observational drawing skills. Objectives:• The student will learn the observational drawing technique of observing the “Degrees of Curvature” of line.• They will learn to draw lines, circles and ellipses by using fluid motion of swinging from the shoulder and
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5th - 12th
Also included in: Charcoal Drawing UNIT
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