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7th grade art games for Google Apps
Jeopardy Game Template for Google Slides
This Jeopardy game template was made for Google Slides. This game offers 6 categories with prices ranging from $200 to $1,000. Each Category price will take you to its linked slide where the question is asked. Once students answer the question, you can tap on the box to reveal the answer. The home button in the upper right corner will take you back to the Jeopardy board game. Note: To type in the answer when editing the document, you must move the blue rectangle over, then place back over the an
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: Interactive Ultimate Game Bundle for Google Slides
Digital Escape Room - Winterland Art Digital Escape - JMW Turner & Robert Frost
One cold and wintry night you are researching wintertime artwork by famous artists when you drift off to sleep. As you doze, it slowly begins to snow, and all around you, and the landscape is being blanketed in white. Fear flutters in your stomach and despite the cold, you begin to sweat with fear. As you trudge through the snow you spy a light shimmering in the distance and move in that direction. Maybe someone there can help you find your way home.This fully immersive 360° Digital Escape Room
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: *Art Digital Escape Rooms Bundle - 360 Digital Escape Rooms
Elements of Art Escape Room: Visual Art Digital Escape Room 360 for Art
This Escape into Art digital escape room is a full 360° escape room that introduces your students to The Elements of art in a fun and engaging way. Students must solve clues for the seven elements of art and a final hidden clue! By clicking on the play button in the center of the gallery the digital escape room opens. The start icon inside the escape is the setup for the game and gives the student instructions for the escape. There is eight clues and eight locks total.Clues include; Line: Line d
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: *Introduction to Art Curriculum for Middle School Art or High School Art
Starry Night Heist: 360 Digital Escape Room - Middle School Digital Escape Room
⭐ This Starry Night Heist Escape room is a full 360° escape room that introduces your students to Vincent Van Gogh and his art in a fun, engaging, and interactive way. With this updated version, students complete the escape without a Google form, simply insert self-checking answers as they play! They must play clues sequentially in order to escape! The escape room is a special exhibition gallery with works of Van Gogh's art on the walls. Students must solve 5 clues to unlock the mystery of the s
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: *Art Digital Escape Rooms Bundle - 360 Digital Escape Rooms
Who Wants to be a Millionaire Game Template for Google Slides
This game is a great way to put students in the hot seat and have them review material. This game includes 43 slides and follows the 14 question format to try to win the $1 million dollars. Each question includes 3 slidesThe first slide is the question students need to answer The second slide is if the student answers the question correctly The third slide is if the student answers incorrectly The correct answer is highlighted in green and the incorrect answers are highlighted in red. The Answer
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: Interactive Ultimate Game Bundle for Google Slides
Random Wheel Brain Breaks and End of Class Fun Activities! 30 Limited to No-prep
I struggled coming up with a list of brain breaks/end of class activities for students everyday so I created this list of all the great fun activities I have used in class to engage my kids everyday. Comes with a way for students to randomly choose the brain break, or you can choose on your own. Includes all necessary listed materials! Have fun!
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K - 8th
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Interactive Digital Game Board for Any Subject
This is an interactive digital game board made for google slides that can be used for any subject. The game includes: 30 slides 1 game piece 1 virtual roll a dice timer from youtube embedded onto each slide Cards linked to each color shape 28 shapes on the game board A place for you to name your game How to Play Present the slide show Play the dice video and pause Count the number of shapes and move that many by clicking on the shape you're suppose to move to The game piece moves with you! Each
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Bop or Flop Movie Music Game
Take your students to the theaters using this movie music game! Have the class vote to decide which movie scores are bops or flops. This is the perfect game for an end of year activity, brain break, or sub resource.What's included...10 slides (11 total with intro slide)Movies included: Tron, ET, Jurassic Park, Titanic, Batman, Star Wars, Superman, Back to the Future, Lord of the Rings, JawsGrade levels...KindergartenFirst gradeSecond gradeThird gradeFourth gradeFifth gradeSixth gradeSeventh grad
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K - 8th
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Also included in: Bop or Flop Music Game: BUNDLE ONE
Stage Directions Battleship Game
This digital download will take you to a Google Slides that has been created with distance learning in mind. This game will allow students to play Battleship using stage directions on their own screen and communicate either in person or video chat. The Slides have instructions written out and all game pieces are movable. It also includes a few example slides to help model what the students should be doing.
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6th - 12th
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Would You Rather Geography Travel Bundle for Middle and High School
This Would You Rather bundle includes three geography-related slideshows, perfect as an icebreaker for middle school or high school. Your students will learn about states and regions in the USA, as well as architecture, cuisine, climate and more from around the world! Use these Would You Rather slideshows:as part of a whole group discussionfor a get-up-and-move brain breakas a team-building activity in small groups or with partnersfor daily writing promptsto support your English language learner
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5th - 12th
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Drawing Icebreaker: The Art of Following Directions - Back to School
Engage your students in a captivating and enjoyable icebreaker with "The Art of Following Directions" – a perfect activity for the first weeks of school whether virtual or in-person! This interactive and entertaining exercise not only fosters creativity but also emphasizes the crucial skill of attentive listening.As students embark on this exciting artistic journey, they'll discover the importance of fully comprehending instructions and the value of seeking clarification when needed. The activit
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: Back to School Art Classroom Bundle -Middle School & High School
Would You Rather (Getting To Know You Game)
"Would You Rather" is the ultimate getting to know you game that guarantees a fun-filled and interactive experience for any classroom! This exciting product opens directly in Google Slides, providing easy access to a collection of 28 pre-made questions. Plus, you have the freedom to add even more questions to tailor the game to your liking."Would You Rather" is not just a game; it's an opportunity to spark conversations, encourage decision-making, and promote a sense of community among your stud
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2nd - 12th
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Escape Room: Clueless! The SPOOFtacular Musical
Engage and excite theater students with this unique experience! This escape room has several options, including a No-Prep (all digital) and a Performance Mode (requires printing).Use as an assessment of theater and design elements, introduce topics and bond cast/crew members, or challenge your own production team with collaborative exercises!This Escape Room includes:Teacher instructions/guide with links to all materials needed to administer and run the escape room.5 Puzzle Forms (Google Form Qu
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Art Activity - Cartoon Drawing Project - Middle School Art & High School Art
Are you looking for an easy, no prep drawing project that your students will actually want to do? This is it! Challenge your students with this activity to tell a story about a food fight in the kitchen. This is no ordinary food fight, the kind we dread in the cafeteria. Its a fight between 2 food objects who have come to life to battle it out in the kitchen.Have fun with your students while teaching them about story telling, gesture drawing, animating objects, backgrounds, and more! This 3 day
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7th - 10th
Christmas Music Jeopardy
Have some Christmas fun with your class by playing this music inspired jeopardy game. Included: Interactive google slides for jeopardy game(Youtube song links included & attached in slides)
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Treble Clef Zoo: A Musical Virtual Field Trip
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:This virtual field trip takes students to the zoo to learn about how to learn notes of the treble clef staff. Learning to read music on the staff will be perfect for your upper elementary music learners!Elements in this game are easily maneuverable by all levels of learners and the directions are easy to understand, even for your littlest students. This field trip can be used for in person or virtual music classes or for traditional classes.This product is completely editable
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K - 8th
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Also included in: Virtual Field Trip Bundle for Distance Learning in the Music Room
Decoding Jackson Pollock Digital Escape Room- Art Distance Learning
This Jackson Pollock Escape room is a full 360° escape room that introduces your students to Pollock, Krasner and the Abstract Expressionist. It is a fun and engaging way to teach art history in your classroom. The escape room is an imaginary 360° version of Pollock's studio. Students must solve 5 puzzles to break the enchantment of his painting "The Mural", in order to escape. Includes:CLUE #1: Video of Pollock/Krasner studio and map clueCLUE #2: Pollocks address book searchCLUE #3: Pollock bio
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: *Art Digital Escape Rooms Bundle - 360 Digital Escape Rooms
End of Year Design a Theme Park Amusement Park Book Project End of Unit No Prep
A perfect way to end a book unit (or end the school year!) and allow students to respond to a book that they read in a creative and critical way. Students design and their own theme park and create a brochure for that theme park! A project-based-learning (PBL) project for the end of the year! A great way to build engagement at the end any book unit or at the end the school year. This project prioritizes student choice and project based learning!This packet is editable and ready to print and requ
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6th - 9th
Editable Art Appreciation Playing Cards / Google Slides / Art History Game
EDITABLE IN GOOGLE SLIDES! This complete 52 card deck is the perfect manipulative for your art classroom. Uses for these cards are endless, including, but not limited to:SpoonsKempsMatchingGo FishDraw 2 and write a comparisonChoose a card that exemplifies a certain element or principle of artMemorize your card for 30 seconds and draw it with as many details as you canThe cards are organized in groups of 4 by art movement. Each art movement has a corresponding color.
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5th - 12th
End of the Year Art Trivia Game
This jeopardy style trivia game is great for reviewing art terms and concepts at the end of the year. It is created for 1-5 grade but would work well for middle schoolers as well. Have your students review art skills like color, elements and principles of art, artists, and maybe learn something new too! Six different categories are used to ask specific art questions that support the visual art standards. This is designed to keep kids engaged for 1 art class period.This is created in google slide
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K - 8th
The Louvre Top 20 Scavenger Hunt for Middle/High school/Adult (Phone Friendly!)
Museums can be overwhelming. You need to have a game plan!This lesson takes students and adults on an interactive, engaging, and informative tour of the top 20 attractions in the Louvre!This paper-free scavenger hunt includes: Key facts about each art piece"Eye Spy" directions and look fors, and Directions for taking interactive and memorable selfies with each piece of art Don't get lost in over 35,000 works of art! Make the most of your limited time in the Louvre with this handy scavenger hunt,
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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What color ZONE am I in? Game! (Digital Resource, Low Prep)
An interactive way to practice matching the emotions to the zone color. This game is in Google Slides. To play, you must be in presentation mode. Slides are set to randomly display each time you play this game with your students. This helps students to learn the zones instead of memorizing the order. There is an instructional slide that is currently hidden. This is because of the randomizer that is active in this presentation. You may delete or unhide slide if you please. You may also hide other
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PreK - 8th
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Reverse Charades Summer theme Game 1
Looking for an a game to play remotely or in-person? This is the game that is so much fun! Try Reverse Charades. Using this Google Slide, you will choose one person(s) to leave the room, click on the slide and the word is revealed to the audience. The audience will act out the word when the person returns to play the game. The "it" person is given 1 minute to watch the audience act out the word(s) and try to guess. After the timer goes off, the next person(s) or the person that won the game leav
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K - 12th
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Theatre - Ensemble Technique Development Project - NOW AS GOOGLE SLIDES
Super fun way to build a Theatre Ensemble, empower and engage students, and have fun learning to lead and follow intuitively!This is the culminating project to our Developing Theatre Ensemble Technique Unit in which students learn and play a large variety of theatre games to build a repertoire from which they can then choose and lead with the ensemble. The Final Project is a standards based assessment aligned to the NCAS standards. This Google slide version can be assigned directly to students
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5th - 11th
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