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Free middle school art history internet activities
Ted Harrison Google Slides Online Learning
Google slides exploring Ted Harrison, great winter activity for online or in class. Studying warm and cool colors with video linked and a color sort for individual students or as a class. Open ended for you to add your own assignment or video link to an art project. (many Ted Harrison art projects videos to be added for easy online learning lesson).
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K - 6th
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Louvre Museum Virtual Tour and Scavenger Hunt
Here is a great way to do a field trip to one of the premier art museums in the world--the Louvre Museum in Paris. Student go through a virtual tour while answering questions on the works of art seen along the way so that they can get an understanding of the influence of Renaissance art on Secular Humanism.I created this product as part of my distance-learning curriculum taking place right now. If you download it and use it with your students, please write back with a review. The review isn't ju
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8th - 12th
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Interactive Art History - Google Slides/Classroom Ready - Bitmoji Classroom
Need to add art history into your remote learning? Need a fun way to have students interact with art history, learn about artists and explore new artworks?Look no further! This interactive is a 4 slide document that introduces students to the Artist Vincent Van Gogh and the painting Starry Night. Introduce this activity to your students with a well known artwork. Included in this document is a hyperlinked intro page, an interactive puzzle of Starry Night, a biography and information slide about
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PreK - 6th
Free Using FreeRice.com in Your Classroom: Student Log
Using Free Rice (FreeRice.com) in Your Classroom: Download this document to see how you can use the website http://FreeRice.com with your students. It includes a student log so they can track their progress.
FreeRice.com is a non-profit website that donates rice to feed the hungry. Students can earn rice that will help feed others by answering questions related to: vocabulary (multiple languages), grammar, literature, math (multiplication & pre-Algebra), chemistry, art (artist/artwork), and
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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FREE History of Fashion Art HyperDoc - with Research Slides Project
Fashion, like all other arts, have a story to tell.PERFECT for digital learning. Also a great resource to use any time of year or when there is a sub.
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7th - 10th
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Donatello Renaissance Artist - Webquest with Key (Google Doc Included)
Donatello Renaissance Artist - Webquest with Key (Google Doc Included)Who was Donatello of the Renaissance? Why was he important?Your students will learn about the history and life of the famous Renaissance artist Donatello. It covers all of the major events and significance related to the life and art of Donatello. Specifically, your students will learn about the early life, growth as a painter and impact on the Renaissance of Donatello! A great tool to teach about the Renaissance, Art History
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5th - 12th
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History of Theatre - Scavenger Hunt
Need a quick filler lesson for your Drama or Theatre class? Here is a one off lesson that can be used for teacher relief or just when you have a spare period before starting a new unit. Students will need access to the internet. You can have them working individually or in groups. Work can be set easily via Google Classroom if you need a distance or online lesson.Worksheet and answer sheet provided.Don't forget to check out my other one off lesson activities, and whole unit bundles in my TPT sto
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7th - 10th
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FREEBIE - WIGO What Is Going On - A See/Think/Wonder observation handout
Establish a Thinking Routine with your students.You will use the action verbs “SEE, THINK, and WONDER” to guide students in this observation. Begin your WIGO by pre-selecting an image or artwork for your students to observe. You will want to post this image on your Smartboard, send to your students digitally or print a copy for each student. You will notice this handout contains columns labeled with “See/ Think/ and Wonder.” These action words turn into questions that establish a thinking routin
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6th - 12th
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A Day at the Art Museum
Hello Art teachers! Visiting an Art Museum or perhaps going on a virtual field trip to an Art Museum? Need a research Art project or work for your Art substitute? You've come to the right place!
How to use this worksheet:
Assign one museum to your class. Have students research and draw 3 paintings from that museum providing the required information. Speech bubbles may be used to provide a critique of each work of art.
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1. Have students select their own art museum and locate their 3
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4th - 8th
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Geography and Wonder activity sheets
This is a free preview of the amazing Geography and Wonder Activity Packet. This preview pack includes one activity sheet, map, one answer key and two pages of information for you. In this activity packet, your students will learn about the countries by coloring the country on each activity sheet. They will also have to locate the capital of each country in this packet and label it on the map.They will also learn about amazing sculptures for each country in the paid packet.Research on the inte
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2nd - 6th
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Filippo Brunelleschi Renaissance - Webquest with Key (Google Doc Included)
Filippo Brunelleschi Renaissance Artist - Webquest with Key (Google Doc Included)Who was Filippo Brunelleschi in the time of the Renaissance?Your students will learn about the history and life of Filippo Brunelleschi from the Renaissance. It covers all of the major events and significance related to Filippo Brunelleschi. Specifically, your students will learn about the life and importance of Filippo Brunelleschi and his impact on the overall Renaissance! A great tool to teach about the Renaissan
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5th - 12th
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Virtual Field Trip - Museums Around the World
In this fun and exciting whole-class activity, students will go off on their own to explore some of the world's most exciting and interesting historical, artistic, and cultural sites. By allowing students to edit a single shared Google Doc, you will empower them to pursue their own passions in a way that is both culturally responsive and driven by your students' own individual interests. Students will be tasked with choosing four sights to visit virtually, and then to review them for their class
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7th - 10th
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Anime Active Listening Podcast Activity, Fast Finisher Activity
Use this listening guide for students to follow along with the "Anime Is More Popular Than Ever, Who Invented It?" episode of Cozy Rainbow Podcast. Perfect for: • whole class listening • fast finisher activity • independent work with headphones • substitute day The script includes information about some of the most notable anime artists, the difference between anime and manga, and emaki-- ancient Japanese manga. This worksheet is a fill-in-the-blank transcript with a word bank. The answer key
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3rd - 6th
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Also included in: Why Is Anime Popular? Active Listening Comprehension Podcast Activity
The Music of American History: Treasures that Symbolize our Past
Students will explore the National Museum of American History’s online “Treasures of American History” collection to identify, contextualize, and sequence representational pieces items to learn more about American musical history. Students use the Smithsonian's resources at americanhistory.si.edu/treasures/american-music to learn about items and contextualize them. Then, students sequence these items on a timeline.
This activity could be done as partners in the younger grades, or individually in
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6th - 9th
Interactive DIGITAL Famous Artists Word Search & Review
This dazzling interactive word search puzzle featuring 20 famous artists and their work will amaze and engage your students. They will be so excited to find the words and see this puzzle in action that they will be learning without realizing it. Each time they find a word they are “rewarded” with a stunning painting by the artist or a photograph of the artist themselves.This digital resource integrates seamlessly with your Google Classroom if you wish. You merely need to click on the Google Clas
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5th - 8th
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Historical Figure Project Choice Board
Looking for engaging and creative ways to teach your students about historical figures? Look no further than our Choice Board! With a variety of activities to choose from, your students will have the opportunity to explore, research, and create projects about their chosen historical figure.Activities include writing a biographical sketch, creating a timeline, writing a song or rap, designing a museum exhibit box, creating a slideshow, writing a letter, and even filming an interview with the hist
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5th - 8th
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Contour Shoe Drawing
This lesson plan helps students get familiar with contour line and the element of shape.
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6th - 9th
Renaissance Lesson
Mixture of information about the Renaissance with interactive learning elements for students.
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7th - 10th
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Axum Web Quest
Students will do a deep dive into the religion, art, and architecture of a major medieval African kingdom: Axum of Ethiopia. This brief web quest allows them to visually engage with this kingdom in its rich culture and religious traditions, and is accompanied by a mixture of multiple choice and critical thinking questions to help them evaluate what they see.
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8th - 12th
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Saving the Mona Lisa Adventure Challenge
This free resource will allow students to learn about the theft of valuable artworks during World War II by going on an adventure with the Mona Lisa. Students will assume the role of art conservator and carefully transport the Mona Lisa through the French countryside while solving puzzles along the way. This activity is completed with the help of Google Forms. Please feel free to reach out with any questions or comments regarding the content.
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5th - 8th
Google Arts and Culture Quick List - Western Art
Google Arts and Culture is a great, free, website that offers access to over 1200 museums and gallery collections. This document features 5 pieces or exhibits from all major time periods covered in AP Art History classes. Use this resource to provide students a change to explore art up close and personal. Ideal for distance learning and self-guided study.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Virtual Museum Tour
A worksheet to help parents keep their children learning during the corona virus school shutdown. It pairs with the article linking to free museum tours around the world https://www.travelandleisure.com/attractions/museums-galleries/museums-with-virtual-tours?fbclid=IwAR2qvPgByvHm4QRgECf-zRIzdks1Vr_jnxZDfazeDStSpjsiBXYxNziRPuM
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4th - 10th
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Selfie vs. Self-Portrait
This lesson introduces the “selfie” as the basis of a contemporary self portrait, and compares characteristics and purposes of today’s self portrait to those of the past.
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7th - 12th
Artist biography
Students can create an artist biography using this map to find interesting fact.
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3rd - 8th
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