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Art rubrics for Google Apps
Persuasive Writing Donut Theme - Design a Donut Project - Art and Writing
Kids love donuts, but writing? Not so much. Enter the "Design a Donut Contest," a persuasive writing project so delicious even your most reluctant writers can't resist. Your students will use their persuasive skills to pitch their dream donut for the coveted "Flavor of the Month" spot.You have two options for this exciting writing adventure: the digital version or the classic pencil-and-paper version.Note: I just gave the Donut Project a big update on February 5th, 2024. Please download the reso
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2nd - 5th
Also included in: Persuasive Writing Bundle {Design a Donut and Promote a Pet}
Digital Self Portrait using Google Draw for Middle or High School Art Project
This digital portrait lesson is a twist on a self portrait by using Google Drawing to create a cartoon 'selfie'. It can be completed in the classroom or virtually!My students really enjoyed this in the classroom and virtually and I hope yours do too.What's included:- Google Slide Presentation to use directly with your students (includes assignment description, expectations, directions, examples, and embedded videos)- Step by step directions - 2 video tutorials- Expectations & project gradin
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6th - 12th
Report Card Comments for Music Dance Drama Visual Arts Ontario Grade 7 EDITABLE
SAVE TIME and write your best Ontario and British Columbia REPORT CARDS and PROGRESS REPORTS! Choose from a variety of high-quality options in this extensive Arts (Music, Drama, Dance, and Visual Arts) report card comment bank. Copy and paste directly into your report card program or edit to personalize for your students.We have created two separate report card comment banks that align with the Ontario Arts curriculum and British Columbia Arts curriculum. Whether you're a new teacher, new to gr
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6th - 8th
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Report Card Comments for Visual Arts, Art Educators and Special Areas
It's that time of year!! Report Cards!! If you feel like the generic comment bank only applies to just classroom teachers you are not alone! I have been using these comments for years instead of the generic comment bank. The file is a pdf but will have a link to a Google Doc that will allow you edit them for your needs. All comments are gender neutral as well (Student, they, their) with spots to add a student name for personalization! Just copy and paste!These comments can be used in K-12. Comme
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PreK - 12th
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Paper Quilling - Complete Lesson - Basic/Intro - Art - Digital & Print
Paper Quilling is fun & my students love it. This art lesson works out great when I don't want to do another drawing-heavy lesson. Also quilling is adaptable for many age groups & abilities as well as an engaging way to celebrate throughout the school year. Make Halloween decorations, Christmas ornaments, Presidents Day Hats, Teacher Appreciation cards, etc!In this packet, you will find the following:Quilling Presentation (for teacher) Google Slides TM & PDF versions includedSome sli
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4th - 12th
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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
Editable Art Rubric for Elementary, Middle School Visual Arts Grading Worksheets
Create your next visual art rubric for elementary or middle school for any art project with these Google Slides templates. Simply paste the icons and emojis onto one of the 16 template slides, add your own criteria descriptions, and print. Customizing your own art grading rubric has never been so satisfying!Each self-assessment rubric includes both a portrait and landscape version, where the later has two rubrics per page. To make a customized rubric for art, first copy the criteria icons into t
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3rd - 8th
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EDITABLE Art Rubrics & Checklists for Elementary Art / Includes Self-Assessments
Here is a simple and straightforward EDITABLE visual arts rubric that can be used to evaluate any art project! The smiley faces (emojis) help all students understand more clearly why they received the mark they did. This resource includes rubrics for both teacher and students (self-assessment), in addition to evaluation checklists for both teacher and students! As of November 2022, these rubrics and checklists and completely customizable! You have many formats to choose from (preview pictures co
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1st - 6th
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Self Portrait Art Project for Middle or High School Art - Portrait Drawing
This portrait lesson teaches students about face proportions and incorporating imagery that describes them. In the Google Slide you will find directions for how to figure out the correct placement of facial features and a starting point/description for drawing each feature.During distance learning my students were given a choice of this project or my ‘Digital Portrait’ project and their results were creative and unique! They really enjoyed it and I hope your students do too!What’s included in th
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6th - 12th
Create Your Own PSA Rubric
OverviewLooking for a way to teach media literacy while providing students with an opportunity to use their visual art skills in the virtual and in-person classroom?! This digital rubric, suitable for grades 4-8, is dedicated to the public service announcement (PSA) assignment about topics that are easy for students to understand, research and reflect on. Within this file, the success criteria and rubric are included.This package contains:⭐️ Rubric for students (with success criteria)Assessment
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4th - 8th
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Holidays Art Project- Complete Lesson - Christmas Paper Quilling Craft Activity
Paper Quilling is fun & my students love it. This art lesson works out great when I don't want to do another drawing-heavy lesson. Also quilling is adaptable for many age groups & abilities as well as an engaging way to celebrate the holiday season. Make Christmas ornaments, gifts, an amazing holiday display, cards, etc!In this packet, you will find the following:Quilling Presentation (for teacher) Google Slides TM & PDF versions includedSome slides are editableLesson Plan (with tips
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4th - 12th
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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
Exploring Canada's History: Jewish Communities and Human Rights (Ontario G6)
Embark on a transformative journey through Canadian history with this Grade 6 Ontario curriculum-aligned resource. Discover the rich heritage of Jewish communities in Canada and abroad, while examining the profound effects of antisemitism on their identity and development. Aligned with Strand A: Heritage and Identity, students will engage in captivating activities and discussions to uncover the challenges faced by Jewish communities. The resource also explores Canada's global interactions, focus
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6th - 9th
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Halloween Quilling Art - Complete Lesson - Basic Techniques Intro + Project
Paper Quilling is fun & my students love it. This art lesson works out great when I don't want to do another drawing-heavy lesson. This “Halloween Paper Quilling Lesson.” This is an adaptable lesson for many age groups & abilities as well as an engaging way to celebrate the spooky season. Some non-Halloween, more Autumn-themed templates are included for those students who do not celebrate Halloween.In this product, you will find the following:Quilling Presentation (for teacher) Google Sl
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4th - 12th
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Thematic Spice Trio
Engage your high school students' creativity with this hands-on design lesson! The "Thematic Spice Trio" challenges students to think outside the box as they design a salt shaker, pepper shaker, and a unifying element to connect them. This comprehensive ceramics lesson includes everything you need to guide your students through the design process!
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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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Video Technology & Production, Project Rubric, Grading Spreadsheet, Editable
Struggling to keep track of student progress and grades in your Video Technology & Production class? Look no further! This downloadable spreadsheet template (compatible with Google Sheets) simplifies grading and provides valuable insights into student performance. This spreadsheet focuses specifically on student video projects, so even if you're using a separate grading program for all of the extra work, this will help you quickly track how students are performing on video projects. Featur
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Not Grade Specific
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Art Project Grading Rubric - for ALL high school art projects - FULLY EDITABLE
Simplify the grading process by using this rubric and student self reflection for EVERY PROJECT! How it works:- Projects are graded on these 5 categories: Learning Targets, Craftsmanship, Creativity/Effort, Connecting/Responding, and Accountability. - There is a space for students to complete a self-reflection and grade themselves out of 5 points for EACH category, and there is a space for the teacher grade and feedback. - The total project score is out of 25pts. My suggestion is to simply multi
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7th - 12th
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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
Truth, Reconciliation & Orange Shirt Day | Call to Action T-Shirt Media Design
This turn-key lesson helps students understand what truth, reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day means to the survivors of residential schools. Students have the opportunity to hear stories from Indigenous people, understand the “calls to action” for truth and reconciliation, and create their own “call to action t-shirt design.” No pre-teaching required.What’s Included?Easy to follow lesson slideshow with clear teacher instructions in the speaker notesGraphic organizers & worksheetsCreative an
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4th - 8th
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Improv Theatre Performance Rubric
Teaching improv to middle and high school theatre students is always a class favorite and this rubric makes assessment clear and easy. Use it at the start of a unit for students to know exactly how they'll be graded. Use it frequently for them to focus on which skills they want to improve. Use it as well to help students give effective constructive criticism. This was developed for use in a middles school classroom of both native and non-native English speakers with the goals of our pedagogical
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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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
Drama/Theatre Rubrics
FILE IS EDITABLE and can be transferred to all Arts Subjects.In this file, you'll find rubrics and assessment criteria for the US Arts Standard Domains of:CreatingPerformingProducingRespondingConnecting.These are also aligned with the IB DP Theatre requirements and could be easily adapted for other curriculums e.g. UK.
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Not Grade Specific
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