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Free art history teacher manuals
Exploring Realism and Empathy with Duane Hanson - Pre-K to 2nd Grade
Unlock the world of realism and storytelling in your classroom with our lesson plan, inspired by the renowned American artist Duane Hanson. Designed for students from Pre-K through 2nd grade, this adaptable and comprehensive curriculum brings art, empathy, and detailed observation together in an engaging and educational package. This lesson plan provides all the tools you need for a dynamic learning experience.What’s Included:Detailed Lesson Guides: Each lesson ensures age-appropriate learning a
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PreK - 2nd
Bugs and Insects Art Lessons, Art Project, Junior & Middle School: FREE SAMPLE
This resource contains a sample lesson specifically designed to guide students through the creation of giant pastel posters, encouraging them to explore color blending, composition, and scale. The resource also includes an example from a famous artist to help deepen their understanding and appreciation of other artistic styles and techniques. Other resources in this series:Teacher resourcesArt AppreciationArt Making IdeasArt Making TechniquesArt Plans and AssessmentDeveloping Art IdeasTrouble Sh
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5th - 12th
African Rock Art Image Analysis - Teacher Guide
Teacher guide for accompanying video clip and powerpoint. Links provided in teacher guide. This handout includes the questions that teachers can ask to allow students to distinguish between observations and inferences as a way to explore African rock art and engage with their surroundings.
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PreK - 5th
American Music History - Course Outline
American Music History - Course Outline Our American Music History Course Outline details the entire American Music History course - from Early Blues to Rock and Roll to Country to Rap to Grunge - to give an overview of the richness of the full course.
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: American Music History - Full Semester Course Curriculum - Bundle
American Music History - Instructional Strategies
American Music History - Instructional Strategies Our Instructional Strategies guide describes the goals and strategies to enable students to develop critical-thinking skills and layered contextual understanding.
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: American Music History - Full Semester Course Curriculum - Bundle
American Music History - The Roots - Learning Objectives
American Music History - The Roots - Learning Objectives The Roots comprises the first half of our American Music History Course. All American music is based on early roots music. This outline discusses essential questions and specific learning objectives for each lesson.
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: American Music History - Full Semester Course Curriculum - Bundle
American Music History - The Branches - Learning Objectives
American Music History - The Branches - Learning Objectives The Branches cover the second half of our American Music History course. The branches of American music grew out of the solid foundation of American roots music. This outline showcases essential questions and learning objectives for each lesson.
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: American Music History - Full Semester Course Curriculum - Bundle
Frida Kahlo Lesson Plan Grades 3-8
Exploring the Art of Frida KahloLesson PlanTarget Grade Level/s: Elementary K-5 (recommended 3-6)Middle (6-8)ObjectivesStudents will be able to identify Frida Kahlo as an important artist in history and discuss her life and work.Students will be able to identify and describe the key elements of Kahlo's artistic style.Students will be able to create their own artwork inspired by Kahlo's style.What's included?Lesson plan .doc formatSlides (PDF + PowerPoint with notes)Watch video above for full pre
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3rd - 8th
Fantasy Tales for Young Adventurers: 40 Enchanting Stories for Kids
Dive into a world of wonder and imagination with "Fantasy Tales for Young Adventurers," a captivating collection of 40 enchanting stories for kids. This beautifully illustrated book is the perfect addition to your child's library, offering hours of bedtime reading and early learning adventures.Embark on Epic Journeys: Join brave heroes, clever heroines, and talking animals as they embark on epic journeys through enchanted forests, mysterious islands, and hidden treasure troves. From classic fair
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Not Grade Specific
Art Supplies Amazon Lists- For Art Teachers and Teachers
Introducing My Personalized Amazon Art Supplies Ordering Lists – Your Perfect Classroom Companion!Hey there, fellow educators and art enthusiasts! As a passionate art teacher, I know just how hectic it can be to juggle lesson planning, classroom management, and, of course, the never-ending task of sourcing art supplies. That's why I'm thrilled to share a game-changing solution that's close to my heart – the Premade Amazon Art Supplies Ordering Lists.What You Can Expect: Handpicked Categories: I'
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Brunelleschi and Linear Perspective
Let's tell students the story! A two-week unit with four lessons and two projects covering Brunelleschi's story, his construction of the Duomo in Florence, and his contribution to art with Linear Perspective. Each lesson is about 50 minutes long.
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1st - 6th
Advertising
For grade 7-9 students. This booklet explores a bit of history behind advertising, as well as a look at some advertisements from the 1950s. This booklet will allow students to create their own ad and comes with a chart (to organize thoughts) and a space to create their ad.
If you have any suggestions to add or take away, please let me know!
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7th - 9th
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Introduction to Art Stories
Get a taste of how I teach art and see if you want to follow my curriculum! I love integrating art history into each of my projects. Most projects span more than one lesson. Let's go back to the Greats!
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K - 6th
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Interdisciplinary Music & Art Lessons: A Year Long Study
An entire school year's worth of lessons I created to teach music and art though Interdisciplinary study.
Students will learn to take notes, write biographies, sketch art work, respond to musical pieces, and appreciate the historical context in which the art was produced.
These lessons incorporate social studies, world history, math, and ELA test preparation.
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4th - 7th
Is there an End for Suicides? (Must Read Tract)
What is the basis for these suicides being
committed for ages? Is there any spirit behind the
suicides committed more by literates than by
illiterates? If suicide is considered a psychological
disaster, what is the disaster behind the news about
psychiatrists committing suicides? Why the
intelligence of the intellect could not stop suicides?
If poverty is the reason for suicides, why do the rich
commit suicides?
By Evangelist Gali Gangaraju
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Scholar Art History for Kids - Teacher's Instruction Manual
Take your students on a journey through art history, from cave art to the present. Teachings focus on great movements in art, as well as the influential artists and works of art that emerged in each period. Each lesson features pertinent vocabulary and hands-on activities that allow your students to become artists themselves. Complete set of Teacher's Guide Books include: Prehistoric & Ancient Art; Gothic Art & the Renaissance; Baroque & Rococo; Neoclassic Art & Romanticism; Real
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PreK - 2nd
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History Mysteries - Why Is the Mona Lisa Famous? - TEACHER'S ANSWER KEY
This is the teacher's answer key to the student packet "History Mysteries: Why is the Mona Lisa Famous?" found here.
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Not Grade Specific
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Elements of Art Lesson 4: Color - Key Terms and Teacher Notes
This file contains teacher notes and key terms to go along with Elements of Art Lesson 4 - Color.Word doc containing 12 terms and definitions for teacher use as well as teacher notes for instruction.
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Elements of Art Lesson 4: Color - Complete Lesson and Materials
Principals of Design-balance, repetition, variation
This is a small lesson to do before you get started on the full lesson for Frank Stella's work. It gets the students ready to look at some elements and principles of design in works of art as a refresher or as a start to any lesson using these principles.
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4th - 7th
Art Class Gothic Rose Windows Teacher Notes
These notes are quick teacher notes that I used for myself when teaching a lesson on GOTHIC ROSE WINDOW to my art history class.
Click here to take you to the Renaissance Art History Research Project
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5th - 9th
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The BEST Advice and Tips for New Art Teachers Heading Into Back to School
You are FINALLY an Art Teacher! Now What? Where should you focus? How should you begin? Here are my Top 5 Tips, Advice, and Resources for First Year or New Art Teachers to help you get started and find clarity as a New Art Teacher. Listen carefully and take notes through this entire FREE Webinar Replay that will set you up for success during Back To School whether you're a First Year Art Teacher, New Art Teacher, Art Educator or someone who wants solid advice no matter what age you teach art to.
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Not Grade Specific
Lesson Plan Cover Sheets - Art
Lesson plan coversheets for the 2019 - 2020 school year. These are perfect for the busy art teacher's lesson plan binder. Two different versions are included. The first is a print and write-in form with your choice of pen, marker, etc. The second is an editable version ready for typing in the teacher's name.
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Visual Literacy Content Standards Common Core
Seven visual literacy content standards with performance indicators and learning outcomes
Easy to read, organized, and all in one place. Use this document when created projects, worksheets, and lesson plans for your art history or visual literacy curriculum.
Source: http://www.ala.org/acrl/standards/visualliteracy
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
1 Learning all about Artworks - Chapter I - The first approach to Artworks
For didactic purposes:
Get good educational outcomes
and academic success
For personal cultural growth:
Get an Aesthetic interpretation
Learn how to interpret
an Artwork
Enjoy a Scientific report
of the artist's work
1 - Look at the pictures
2 - Read the head-lines
3 - Understand the paintings project
4 - Understand the aesthetic
and semantic features
of the artist
rudy.bersaglia@gmail.com
The first ART CRITICISM
easy manual written
by an Art History Theacher
who is also an Art
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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