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Make Your Mark on International Dot Day Collaborative Art Project
This powerpoint walks you step by step with photographs and text through a collaborative class project to celebrate International Dot Day (Sept. 15-ish). Each student will be able to add their mark to a piece of art and watch it blend in with the marks of their classmates symbolizing how we all can work together to make a difference.The supplies needed: color diffusion paper or (coffee filters), water based markers, a spray bottle.UPDATE: Explore my latest Dot Day offering: Dot Day Color Wheel A
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PreK - 12th, Staff
Vocabulary Cartoons
This product was updated June 2015 to include a new directions page, graphic organizers, and sample product.
Want to help your students master that vocabulary list?
This method, inspired by countless research articles on the benefits of mnemonic devices, is the missing link!
We know students can acquire new knowledge by viewing cartoons and reading their memorable captions, so imagine how much more they retain when they make the cartoons themselves!
This is a fantastic higher-order thinking
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3rd - 12th
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Tessellation Art Project - Google Slides
Use these Google slides to lead an introductory lesson around tessellations. This can be used as a creative math activity or as an art project.Slides include interactive components, examples, and step-by-step instructions.
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4th - 12th
Careers in Film Quotes Matching Game
This is part of the unit where student explore jobs in the film industry. Use with the Careers in Film Lesson. Then have the students explore a Career in the Career in Film Project. Have students practice reading different quotes and matching them with the job titles before taking the Careers in Film Quiz. Here are the directions for this activity.Directions: Print these Quotes and Job cards. Save one copy uncut as an answer key. For each group, cut the quotes and the job name apart. Store in
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: TV Production Careers in Film Bundle
Rainbow Visual Art Supply Labels
These 100+ editable "Visual Art Supply Labels" are A-MAZ-ING and oh-so-VIBRANT to organize all the supplies you have in your art classroom. A lot of time went into creating all of these (and they're more specific to my art studio), thus; the PPT document is still fully editable for you to change and alter things to the needs of your classroom. Labels come in a variety of 3(ish) sizes (shown in the thumbnail pictures). Edit, print out (on sticker paper I would suggest!), and laminate (with just c
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K - 12th
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Making your “Marc”: Camouflage Paintings in the Style if Franz Marc
This Google slide presentation explores the works of Fauvist artist, Franz Marc, as well as creating camouflage paintings in a similar style. Students will also discuss the psychology of colors and ways that color schemes can be used to express emotions. There is a watercolor or tempera cake option for this project. Note: There is an accompany lesson plan if you would like to purchase this as a bundle. However, this resource is sufficient for teaching as A stand alone project for the more experi
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Grades:
8th - 12th
Also included in: Franz Marc Camouflage Painting Bundle
The Alchemist Personal Legend Mandala Creative Response Project
A creative project for students to reflect on Santiago's Personal Legend and their own Personal Legends after completing 'The Alchemist' by Paulo Coelho. Includes a grading rubric! Students will complete a reflective journal activity and then create mandalas depicting aspects of Santiago's and their own Personal Legends. Great for creating links between students and the text!
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: The Alchemist BUNDLE
Table Colors Signs
Label your small group areas or tables with these colorful, artistic table labels indicating "Red Table," "Orange Table," "Yellow Table," "Green Table" and "Blue Table." Perfect for any room! Can be laminated and hung on the ceiling, or used as a decal to the top or side of a table. Great for stations!
Grades:
PreK - 12th
Clay Garden Fairy House
This adorable step by step lesson results in an adorable woodland fairy house! Perfect for your clay center! Includes: -7 Pages of step by step instructions (with pictures)
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Grades:
5th - 12th, Staff
Also included in: Ceramics Bundle!
BEES PUBLIC DOMAIN CLIP ART
This pack has 69 images of bees, honeybees in particular. It also has a few pictures of bee-related items such as hives. Most of the images are color photos but a few are black and white drawings. All are public domain.
You can enlarge or shrink the public domain images’ sizes, move the images around, etc. The images are handy for any classroom (Pre-K through higher ed) and any age or ability level but teachers of art and natural studies in science will likely regard them as being of special i
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Art Journaling Inspiration, Techniques and Prompts
This is a slideshow in PDF form filled with Art Journaling inspiration, techniques, and prompts.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
Starry Night Stop Motion Animation
Using Google Slides, have your students create a digital version of Vincent van Gogh's Starry Night. Then, have your students animate their creation in Google Slides. Most of this information (key strokes mainly) are geared for a student Chromebook.Digital Starry Night creation in Google SlidesAnimate their artwork inside Google SlidesInstructions on how to animate using Google Slides
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Grades:
2nd - 12th
MYP Visual Arts Parabolic Curve Student Planning Guide~part 1
One of the most basic and versatile configurations is the Parabolic Curve line design. The basic principle of this design is the creation of curved shapes from the intersection of straight lines. Students will complete the Middle Years Program International Baccalaureate linked Parabolic Curve planning guide/process journal to help students in understanding how to make a parabolic curve.
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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100 Instagram Pics to Inspire 21st Century Writers
This document contains 100 photographs curated from Instagram to inspire writers. It also includes 50 guiding questions learners should ask themselves when analyzing photos.
Each photograph is placed individually on a PowerPoint slide. Analyzing photographs is an important skill in media literacy, and many of these pictures are culturally diverse.
Simply show the presentation during class warm-ups or distribute to students electronically as a tool to independently guide their journaling. Each
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1st - 12th, Higher Education
Signs, Symbols, and Pictograms: Indicators for the World’s Visual Language
Learning about the meanings behind signs, symbols, and pictograms is an appealing activity for pre-readers, where they are recognizing that a “picture” can convey a message. It begins the process of learning to decode or decoding, and this helps to build vocabulary as well.With adult support, young children will understand and be ready to respond to many everyday signs, symbols, and pictograms that are an important part of their daily lives.Contents:~ Common signs, symbols, and pictograms~ The m
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Grades:
K - 12th
The Odyssey "Graphic Epic" Project
A ready-made handout that presents detailed guidelines for an individual student project based on Homer's The Odyssey. The project is creative and enjoyable, and has the added benefit of helping students to straighten out the often bewildering chronology of events in The Odyssey. A simple assessment rubric has also been included.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Cómo escribir una reseña de cine
This power point contains the most important sections/aspects that need to be taken into account when writing a movie review. Depending on the level of the students, it be can be divided into varios sessions, allowing students to better understand the writing process.
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Grades:
8th - 12th
Also included in: El cine/las películas
Math Mobile
Whenever possible, I try to incorporate mathematics that inspires and displays an inherent beauty. I believe that this enrichment activity succeeds by combining mathematical forms with mathematical functions and student creativity in the construction of hanging mobiles.
I have successfully used this activity in a Math Investigations class that has Algebra II as a prerequisite and in a nontraditional Living Mathematically class that does not have that prerequisite. However, in the latter cas
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9th - 12th
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Pottery 101 - Clay Reclamation
Do you have bags of dry clay that need reclaiming? Don't waste another scrap of clay! Learn to reconstitute dry clay into usable wet clay. This 8-page PDF will explain how to do it, with photographs on every page. This is fool-proof and will save your art budget. Never throw away clay again.Raku clay recipe included.My Other Product Categories© Information Technology⏰ PowerPoint⏳ Puzzles☕️ Food Sciences⚔️ Social Studies⚙️ PhotoShop⚡️ Photography⚱️ Pottery✂️ Visual Arts Education✅ FREE!❤ Tea
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
100 Art Themes
100 Art theme ideas
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: Art Therapy Reference Sheets (ALL)
Clay Pinch Pot with Bird Decal
Another Step by step clay lesson for your clay centers! Students can feel independent while completing this project! Includes: -4 Pages of step by step instructions (with pictures)
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7th - 12th, Staff
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Also included in: Ceramics Bundle!
Character Traits
Graphic organizer used to analyze character traits and help students understand how characters overcome challenges to reach a solution at the end of a story. Can be used with written texts and video texts.
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1st - 12th
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Substitute Choice Board for Art DOC
If you are need to share lesson plans with a substitute, you can easily share this Google Document that can be displayed on your projector. Students will need white copy paper, pencil, eraser, ruler and crayons. This can also be posted in your google classroom.
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2nd - 12th
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Critical Questions and Big Ideas in Art
Students are asked to explore universal ideas and critical questions in art. Questions can be used in a small or large group setting, centers, discussions, or writing prompts. Questions are open-ended and encourage students to form opinions, challenge beliefs, analyze, and evaluate art. These questions can be used with middle school through adult art students.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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