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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}
Persuasive Writing Christmas Theme {Holiday Sweater Contest}
Holiday Sweater Contest: Help your students develop their persuasive writing skills with this creative writing and art project! The task involves designing a holiday sweater for a vintage department store contest. After designing, students will use persuasive writing to convince the judges why their design deserves to win the grand prize.This resource includes:Detailed lesson plans for two days (or stretch it out over several days)Small group warm-up activity to engage students and review persua
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2nd - 5th
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Also included in: Holiday Persuasive Writing Bundle {Halloween and Christmas}
T Shirt Book Report Project & Rubric Set | Book Report Project
This set includes everything you need to assign and grade a unique book report project! Just fill in the due dates and send home the directions, along with the scoring rubric and book report form. Students are asked to select a fiction book they have not yet read and get it approved. They should read the book and decorate a t-shirt with pictures and words to tell about the book. Also included is a story element book report form which includes space for title, author, characters, setting, problem
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3rd - 5th
Yearbook Journalism Caption Writing Tips, Assignment, and Peer Editing Activity
This yearbook journalism pack teaches students how to write captions that don't simply describe the picture, but take a deeper look into what story can be told through it. This lesson pack provides examples through handouts for your yearbook staff members to reference while writing captions for their deadline assignments. In addition to the handouts on caption writing, grammar, and spelling, there is also a lesson plan for how to introduce and grade a caption assignment in class.Along with the a
Grades:
8th - 12th
Negative Space Drawing Worksheet Early Finisher Art Middle or High School Art
Looking to enhance your art class curriculum with engaging activities? Look no further! Our Negative Space Drawing Worksheet is designed to elevate your middle or high school students' artistic skills while providing them with an enjoyable learning experience."Great simple drawing worksheet for getting kids to look at negative spaces. Easy to use as an intro lesson, but also could be used as a last minute sub plan! Will use again."— Lacey B. - Rated 5 out of 5"Awesome skill builder for Negative
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6th - 12th
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Visual Art Rubric for Elementary Level
Included in this packet:
--example of student art with completed rubric
--full page rubric
--half-page rubrics
--quarter-page rubrics
This elementary art rubric is advanced enough to give fair and proper grades and simple enough for use at the primary level. This rubric allows you to grade your students' art using more than just a checklist. You grade the students on 4 categories: Met project criteria, Craftsmanship, Creativity and Behavior. This rubric will fit to any classroom, grade le
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K - 5th, Staff
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Habitat / Ecosystem Research Project Diorama Rubric (2-LS4-1)(NGSS- Science)
Have your students been researching Habitats? Are they making dioramas to show their understanding of their habitat?Do you need a quick & easy rubric to grade their poster presentation?-------------> Then this product is for you!! Use our rubric to assess their Habitat Diorama Project! Want the whole guide to conducting a habitat research project in the primary grades?Check out our Habitat Research Project for Primary StudentsIn the full project product, you'll get step-by-step instructi
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2nd - 5th
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NGSS:
2-LS4-1
Coloring Rubric Self Monitoring How Does My Work Look Expectations Kinder First
Are your students rushing through an activity because they don't understand the expectations? Tired of hearing, "I am done!" 5 minutes after working ...only to discover they could have done a better job? Teach them how to self monitor their coloring with this rubric. Grab and make this poster with your class! Use it as a mini lesson and your students will know that you are holding them accountable for: coloring in the lines, coloring so it makes sense, and leaving no white space. This resource i
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K - 1st
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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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Scratch Coding Project Checklist
This Scratch Coding Project Checklist can be used by students and teachers to self-assess their work. It includes easy to read color-coded images of Scratch tabs to check
drafts and ensure they included blocks from the following categoies:
-motion
-looks
-sound
-pen
-events
-control
-sensing
-operations
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PreK - 12th
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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
Visual Art: Junior (Grades 4 - 6) Watercolour Landscape Painting Unit
This junior integrated art unit includes links from visual arts to language arts, rubric for assessment of learning, list of success criteria and looks fors, prompts and handouts for viewing/discussing art, images of sample works as well as peer evaluation and written reflection forms. I have outlined the specific expectations of the Ontario Arts Curriculum in addition to the elements of design being taught in these lessons. A comprehensive and fun painting unit for you and your class to enjoy!T
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4th - 6th
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Art Project Rubric - Extended Student Self-Evaluation and Reflection
This is my in-depth rubric that I use for larger projects. After students evaluate their work using the rubric, they must answer several critical thinking questions about their creative choices and experiences during the project. An excellent way for students to practice reflective thinking and art critiquing skills.
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4th - 8th
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Christmas Trees For Sale!- Holiday Opinion Writing
This is a fun, holiday writing activity that is festive, but still teaches Common Core Standards. I have loved doing this with my students at Christmastime!First, each student decorates a tree, using the printable trees and stickers, glitter, markers, pipe cleaners etc. Then, they write a persuasive opinion piece trying to convince others to “buy” their tree! This allows for a lot of creativity and development of opinion writing skills. Everything you need is in this packet (minus the glitter an
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1st - 3rd
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Generic Art Rubric and Self Assessment for Kids
This product contains:1. a child-friendly art rubric that you can use to mark your students' art projects2. a happy face self assessment for students to assess their own work3. an Art self reflection sheet (Two stars and a wish format)
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K - 4th
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Drawing Overlapping Organic Forms Art Project
Looking for an effective drawing project for young artists to explore the elements of art such as ORGANIC SHAPES, FORM, and SPACE? This step by step overlapping organic forms drawing is a great activity to apply these concepts. PURCHASE DETAILS: This item includes a 26 slide digital instructional presentation formatted (.pptx and .pdf) suitable for Mac and PC. The slideshow presentation features:(1) a brief intro with key terminology (elements of art- space, shape, and form)(2) detailed, clear s
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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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STEM: Bridge Building Rubric
This rubric is useful for any bridge building project (toothpick, popsicle stick, pasta, etc)We used this rubric for an 8th grade STEM class where students worked in partners to design and build a pasta bridgeCan be adjusted to meet the needs of your project
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4th - 12th
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Universal Visual Art Rubric
This is my tried and true rubric I've used in my art one classes for quite some time now. You can use this for ANY project. It is also student friendly, as I've had my students use it to grade themselves before turning work in also.
I always have students complete written self-reflections as part of their final assessments, hence my note at the bottom of the rubric, which you can certainly change if it doesn't fit your students.
I hope it is just as helpful for you!
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9th - 12th
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Ontario Primary Visual Arts Rubric Grades 1, 2, 3
Visual Arts rubric based on the Ontario Arts (Visual Arts) Curriculum that is great for most daily art tasks.
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1st - 4th
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High School Introduction to Art Advanced Art Lesson: Artist Inspiration Project
This assignment is a perfect way to end the semester or year in middle school art and high school art classes. It gives students an opportunity to work more independently by allowing them to choose their subject matter, inspiration, and material. By assigning each student an artist and work of art to research and inspire their work of art, you are still providing them with a jumping-off point to create their own work of art.All in all this file includes:➢Lesson plan (with big idea, essential que
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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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Visual Art: Primary (Grades 1-3) - Fall Landscape Art Unit
This primary integrated art unit includes links to language arts, rubric for assessment of learning, list of success criteria and looks fors, images of student work as well as peer and self evaluation forms. I have outlined the specific expectations of the Ontario Arts Curriculum in addition to the elements of design being taught in these lessons. A comprehensive and fun fall mini art unit for you and your class to enjoy!This Primary Visual Arts Unit includes:o Handouts for use throughout the cr
Grades:
K - 3rd
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)
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