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Problem solving art history rubrics
Van Gogh's Sunflowers • Roll A Sunflower • Fun Art Sub Lesson
Learn to draw a vase of sunflowers while learning about the artist Vincent van Gogh. Your students will not only learn about van Gogh but also do some art criticism (talking about art) during the presentation. Then they will have a blast making a sunflower drawing with Expressive Monkey’s fun approach to drawing. When they are finished with their drawing (which can be turned into a beautiful painting), students will practice art criticism again by describing their own art. There is even an easy
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3rd - 5th
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Math Problem Solving Rubric and Student Checklist (addition and subtraction)
Make it easy to grade how well your students understand common core problem solving! Grade with a rubric instead of just marking answers right or wrong!
Included are two rubrics to assess math problem solving using addition and subtraction. One rubric is for basic problem solving. The second is for solving word problems. The rubrics assess conceptual understanding, addition/subtraction fact accuracy, and strategy use. The word problem rubric includes an additional category for the componen
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1st - 5th
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Math Problem Solving Rubric and Student Checklist (multiplication and division)
Make it easy to grade how well your students understand common core problem solving! Grade with a rubric instead of just marking answers right or wrong!
Included are two rubrics to assess math problem solving using multiplication and division. One rubric is for basic problem solving. The second is for solving word problems. The rubrics assess conceptual understanding, multiplication/divison fact accuracy, and strategy use. The word problem rubric includes an additional category for the componen
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2nd - 6th
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Unit Plan for Georges Seurat inspired Pointillism
Be prepared for your formal observation this year. This bundle has all of the documentation you need to impress your principal.
Unit Plan for Georges Seurat inspired Pointillism project includes:
*A Formal (day to day) Lesson Plan, which will come in handy for your formal observation
George Seurat Article
Student Summary Work Sheet
Student Sketchbook Assignment Worksheet
Student Pointillism Practice Work Sheet
Project Rubric
Georges Seurat Example
Paul Signac Example
Student Work Examples
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6th - 8th
Situational Problem Solving for Upper Grades - Brain Storm!
Problem Solving, safety, judgement, perspective taking all in one activity! Brain Storm! brings situational problem solving questions to life as students learn practical and functional steps to effectively brainstorm solutions and determine the best possible solution to a problem. Explicit teacher instructustions for presenting the problem solving process, writing options, and several rubric formats for monitoring progress included!
Oh, and YES, this product is all in black and white!!!!!!
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Social Skills Problem Solving Bundle
Pop Art Self Portraits
This lesson introduces the Pop Art of Roy Lichtenstein. We look at his comic book style portraits and learn how to create our own. Students match their facial expression to a quote in a word bubble to create an expressive self portrait. I did this lesson with a 9/10th grade studio art class and the results were great! You could definitely adapt this lesson for any grade.
Included in this lesson:
-PowerPoint presentation on Pop Art, Roy Lichtenstein, & steps.
-Photos of finished examples f
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4th - 12th
Math Workshop Student Feedback, Reflection, and Parent Communication Tools
These five communication tools make it easy to consistently share student progress about math understanding with families. All text on this resource is fully editable using PowerPoint or Google Slides. When using a workshop approach for teaching and learning, one of the greatest challenges is finding an easy way to consistently communicate student progress with families. In a workshop classroom, the deeper learning students are engaged in builds on itself. Often, student understanding is not sho
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3rd - 6th
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MATH Problem Solving Rubric - Student Friendly
A rubric for assessing student work on solving math story problems.
Point values are as follows:
0 (no response/off topic)
1 (emergent)
2 (developing)
3 (capable)
4 (strong)
First page is meant for the teacher to use.
Rubric is based on four criteria:
Mathematical Knowledge
Strategies
Explanation
Organization
Second page is more "Student Friendly"
Mathematical Knowledge "Just Do It!"
Strategies "Show Me"
Explanation "Tell Me"
Organization "Help Me".
Please leave feedback when you down
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4th - 7th
Artist Statement and Rubric
Looking for an engaging task to immerse your students in art analysis?This artist statement activity enables students to analyse, critique and reflect upon their own artwork or the works of other artists. Students will identify the Art Elements and Principles found within the artwork.The Artist Statement Package includes:• 2 versions, one for lower/middle primary students and 1 for secondary students• A general Art Rubric Self-EvaluationI have catered for my American friends by adding a US vers
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Project Based Learning - Plan a Dream Vacation - ELA/Social Studies - Geography
This Dream Vacation Project Based Learning Unit focuses on providing students with having a realistic and authentic experience of planning a Dream Vacation for another person. This could be another classroom teacher, administrator, parent, or fiend.
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Dream Vacation PBL – Plan a Trip - 8th Grade Social Studies
This Dream Vacation Project Based Learning Unit exemplifies the critical components of a true PBL and has the following elements built into the PBL Design:
-Key Knowledge and Underst
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5th - 9th
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Clay Literacy Teapots - Ceramics Unit (middle & high school art) 8 weeks
Hi Teachers,I use this lesson for middle school and advanced high school ceramics art courses! Students will build a functional teapot based on a literacy theme using clay! This unit is part of my Ceramics Curriculum! This unit focuses on Functional sculpture.This unit/lesson does not teach beginner level techniques, however this unit is VERY detailed oriented. This unit it is for students who already have knowledge on working with ceramics, clay and understand fundamental hand building techniqu
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Candy Pop Art and Pop Art History Activities
6th to 12th grade art history and application lessons. Teach your students are the history of pop art, have them distinguish with a partner behind Pop art and other styles, and have them debate if this is "real" art or not before creating their own Pop Art using candy. Super fun and informative for Jr. High and High School students in Art and/or History courses. Includes step by step instructions and lots of student work examples
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: 28 lessons and activities: Beginning HS Art (9th to 12th grade)
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
PBL | Entrepreneurship Project | Creative Team Planning, Presenting | Business
Student choice makes this fun and engaging as students learn the problem-solving process and project management. This comprehensive resource will have your students collaborating in groups on everything from brainstorming to the identification of a problem to the creation of a solution to an implementation plan . Teams will formally present to their class enhancing communication skills. Student-centered and rewarding for your classes. You can leave this wide open or choose to have students iden
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9th - 12th
Ceramics Microorganism Abstract Sculpture (middle and high school ceramics)
Hi Teachers, I use this unit for middle school and high school ceramics! This unit is part of my Ceramics Curriculum! This unit focuses on FORM.This unit/lesson does not teach beginner level techniques, however this unit is VERY detailed oriented. This unit it is for students who already have knowledge on working with clay and understand fundamental hand building techniques.Teach students additive and subtractive, open form and closed form hand building techniques by inspiring them to create a t
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
Egg Drop Challenge Worksheets and Rubrics
Having an egg drop challenge in your classroom? Download this resource for instructions, pre-experiment activities, post-experiment discussion questions. Rubrics for teacher assessment and student assessment are also available.
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3rd - 8th
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Clay Ceramics Bust "Selfie" (middle and high school) 1 marking period 8 weeks
Hi Teachers, I use this lesson for middle school and advanced high school ceramics art courses! This unit is part of my Ceramics Curriculum! This unit focuses on Figurative sculpture. This unit/lesson does not teach beginner level techniques. This unit it is for students who already have knowledge on working with ceramics, clay and understand fundamental hand building techniques. Teach students additive and subtractive sculptural methods, and hand building ceramics techniques by inspiring them t
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
FREEBIE - 4th-5th Grade Student Self-Reflection and Feedback Conference Forms
This FREEBIE includes two classroom forms! Most of the subject area goals are written for 4th & 5th grade math and ELA common core standards - please keep this in mind when downloading. These are GREAT for parent teacher conferences!! One form is a student reflection that students complete about themselves. The other form is a teacher to student feedback form. Teachers fill this form out about their students to determine where they need to set goals. This resource pairs great with my FREE go
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4th - 5th
REAL WORLD LIFE SKILLS Teach students how to change a flat tire
Overview It seems simple, but there are so many people in this world that do NOT know how to change a flat tire. It is critical to ensure students are aware of this important life skill in the event they experience this difficult situation. It can be a little scary, but if you are educated and well aware of the steps to change a flat tire, they will be well on their way to driving their car again. Student Objectives · Students will work together in groups of 3 and learn the steps on how to chan
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Q Matrix Chart with Learning Levels
This is a Q Matrix chart to foster student's higher order thinking skills. Students would be able to refer to this chart to generate higher order thinking questions. As learning levels are clearly colour coded, students and teachers can have clear understanding and expectations of what consists of good questions and how to go to the next step. This chart is great for classroom discussions, guided reading, inquiry based learning and much more.
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1st - 12th, Staff
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Visual Arts: Get to Know You Diptych Assignment
Great introductory assignment to get to know your art class. This diptych assignment package includes slidedeck, rubric, assignment outline, success criteria, and examples. A great lesson for middle years students.
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6th - 10th, Staff
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
BEST SELLER -Pop Art Unit- 7 artists- 20 weeks curriculum bundle google drive
Hi Teachers, I use this curriculum for Elementary and Middle school students. This Unit Highlights 7 artists. By the end of the unit students will be able to identify the artists work and the themes they used in their work, as well as doing an art project for each lesson. (I would teach the students about the artists in this order)Click below to find each individual lesson-Lesson 1 Jasper Johns 4 art projects, 2 video's of me teaching projectsLesson 2 Wayne Theibaud 6 art projectsLesson 3 Jim Di
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PreK - 8th
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
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