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10th grade visual arts research for Google Apps
Visual Art Project - Artist Appreciation - Research and Creation Task
In this assignment, students will be exploring the work of different artists. Students will research the life of a famous artist and their impact on the art world. Students will then examine and reflect upon the artist’s work. Students will create their own art piece using their artist of choice's style. Finally, students will reflect upon the process you used to create it.Includes:Learning goals (based on the Ontario Curriculum)Success criteriaReading (Research) Rubric (based on the Ontario Cur
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4th - 12th
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Drawing Bootcamp 4th and Up
These slides are meant to be used as a skill builder and refresher for basic drawing skills. Stations 1-5 focus on the use of drawing tools. Stations 6-9 focus more on the elements of art and how to use them with drawing tools. I usually print them out onto oversized index cards and place at the tables with the tools needed for the exercises. Each station has a challenge that can be optional at the end of the bootcamp or as an assessment when finished with a particular station.
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4th - 10th
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Also included in: Elementary Drawing Bootcamps Bundle
Paper Mache Endangered Species Animal
This lesson allows students to learn and explore an animal of their choosing from the endangered species list. They will then research the animal and fill in the blanks for a guided essay using their research findings. They will print a profile image and a straight on image of their animal to then use as reference images to construct their paper mache version. This lesson includes:21 slides including embedded videosGuided NotesA fill in the blank guide for student's to write their essaysA list o
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9th - 12th
Art Bell Ringers For The ENTIRE YEAR | Middle and High School Art
Do you teach Middle or High School art? If so, this resource is for you! This folder contains learning materials needed for bellringers to last you all year. Students will enter the classroom and begin activating their proper knowledge about learned artists, elements of art, principles of design, and art critiquing skills. Students will practice academic language, have the opportunity for collaboration, and learn how to analyze artwork.What's Included?Quarter 1: Bellringers (Element Focused) Goo
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Studio Art Curriculum | ENTIRE YEAR Bundle | 12 Projects
Careers in Art Brochure Digital Canva Design Project: Middle & High School Art
Need a quick 1-2 day art lesson for your Studio Class? Need a lesson that's easy to leave with a sub? Then check out this technology focused art lesson based on Careers in Art! Students will research a career in the Arts - of their choice. Then they will learn and utilize the program Canva (easily adaptable if using Google Docs) to design a trifold brochure that will educate others on a career in the field of art! Students will utilize technology and develop design skills that they can use later
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5th - 12th
Art Career Research Project (Middle or High)
Brief Art Career Research project with editable Google Slides. Two Google Slides decks: one with instructions and links for students to use for their research AND one meant to be used as a copy for each student they can edit, add info and images to. Since these are Google Slides you can edit them/add to them to meet your individual needs.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Artist Research Slides
Independent student research prompt for an artist of their choice. Great for a sub day assignment if students have access to computers or tablets. Google Slides provides instructions and examples as well as a list of artists to get students started with their research. This is a brief assignment and depending on class time could be completed in a class period with (possible) additional sketchbook work outside of class.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
What is a movie soundtrack?
This interactive research project is great for older grades! Students will learn what a movie soundtrack is then have to create their own for themselves! There is a section where they learn the basics of Garageband, but can use applications like bandlab.com as well (or their own musical instruments).
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8th - 12th
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1-Week Graffiti Unit! Writing/Reading/Research *Social Justice Lens*
Please read the entire description before purchasing! Integrate visual arts with ELA while touching on issues of class, race, gender, and real-world issues! Fun AND challenging. This English Language Arts lesson asks students to examine their thoughts and experiences with street art through a series of activities. After an initial discussion about preconceived notions and stereotypes surrounding graffiti, the lesson sequence turns those concepts on their head and dives in with a close read activ
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8th - 12th
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Allusions Multimedia Project & Presentations: Greek Mythology & Bible Stories
Have you noticed there a gap in your student's knowledge of Greek Mythology and Bible stories? Often, readers need a general knowledge of these stories to gain a deeper meaning of the allusions referenced in novels, poetry, short stories, films, and more.This multi-week allusions project is geared toward giving your students background knowledge on important tales in a creative and informative manner. Through student-led presentations, students will teach their peers these stories and take the w
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Sculpture Artist Research Assignments
Students will fill out a simple google form as an artist research project. Students will select an artwork of various artists, describe the elements and principles of design most evident in the artwork and express the meanings and feelings the artwork conveys. Great assignment to leave as sub plans and easy to grade!
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9th - 12th
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Artist Research Slides - Black History Month
Students select a black visual artist to research (list provided). They complete slides with biographical information, examples of artwork, and facts about their chosen artist. They can also make their own artwork in the style of that artist, and upload their photo to the final slide (I usually make this an optional extra credit section).A good project for Black History Month, substitute assignment, or year round.
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6th - 12th
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Artist Research Slides - Women's History Month
Students select a female visual artist to research (list provided). They complete slides with biographical information, examples of artwork, and facts about their chosen artist.They can also make their own artwork in the style of that artist, and upload their photo to the final slide (I usually make this an optional extra credit section).A good project for Women's History Month, substitute assignment, or year round.
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6th - 12th
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Analyze Disney Films Using Critical Lenses - Literary Critical theory project
This is an engaging, creative project that lets students read deeper into the messages of familiar Disney movies and practice analysis using Literary Critical Lenses of appraisal! Students learn through a quick tutorial of the literary analysis lenses (Historical, Feminist, Race, Queer, Psychological, Social Class / Marxist, and Archetypal), and are supplied claims about Disney movies that fall into each. (For example: "The setting of The Princess and the Frog, in Jim-Crow-era New Orleans, make
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9th - 12th
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Dr. King's "Letter from Birmingham Jail": Pre-Reading Research Stations
One of the most impassioned and influential voices of the 20th century, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. changed America for the better. Before jumping into analyzing Dr. King's "Letter from Birmingham Jail," help your students build background knowledge in order to grasp the dire situation in Birmingham and why King felt compelled to write his letter.The lesson takes about 2-3 days to complete (based on 45-minute class periods). The teacher can display the lesson in two ways: Option 1: teacher can p
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Visual Arts: Artist Research Project Lesson Plan
This lesson plan helps students leap into researching and exploring artists as they choose an artist of their liking, gather information, make a slideshow, make a physical poster, and then present their artist to the class. Lesson Plan includes: Ohio state standards, learning targets, project steps, example images, research questions, and grading rubric.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Visual Arts: Artist Research Project & Presentation BUNDLE Lesson
Social Media Artist "Research"
This Google Slides is meant to be shared as a copy with your students. They are to find an artist from Social Media (or Pinterest or YouTube, really anywhere) that they like and share a little bit of information about that artist. My goal with my students for this reoccuring assignment (I do 5 a semester) is to build an appreciation for art and for students to find their artistic taste. I also want to encourage their social media feeds to add a little art to further that appreciation.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Black Canadian Artists - French Collaborative Art Exploration
This collaborative art activity will invite students to discover and appreciate Canadian artists and their artwork. Following a brief introduction demonstrating examples of pieces of art and an initial full-group reflection, students can share the document as a class to learn about 16 Canadian artists, or divide into smaller groups to have a more in depth discovery of these artists. Great addition to your Black History and Appreciation Month. The document is designed as a creative space for stud
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5th - 11th
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School Appropriate Early Hip-Hop Reading Lesson
This is a school-appropriate reading assignment about the beginning of hip hop. This would be a great sub-plan (music/band/choir teacher or not) that could be either printed out or done completely online. I do not have many questions about graffiti or the philosophy of hip hop. This assignment is a bit more geared towards the musical aspects of early hip-hop. The article is from kennedycenter.org and has some great videos to watch as well (both music and graffiti and breakdancing related).
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7th - 12th
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MidJourney-Created Portraiture References (currently 90 images!)
Google Drive folder of a Google Slide Presentation (images arranged chronologically) and a PDF of all 90 reference images and buildingThis collection is still a work in progress as there are gaps, but strives to feature humans across age groups, socioeconomic brackets, ethnicities, sexes, and gender presentation (*currently most lacking in Asian representation, but most representative of South American portraiture references)This collection of images is on my to-do list for 2024 and will be grow
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Visual Arts: Master Study Drawing Project - LESSON PLAN
This lesson is best suited for intermediate to advanced art students who are ready to explore art history while replicating an original artwork. Students will choose a famous artwork to re-create independently after researching the artists style and technique. Lesson plan includes the following: - Ohio State Learning Standards and Objectives- Student Learning Targets- Description of project- project timeline - vocabulary terms- research questions - grading rubric- project sketch area
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Visual Arts: Master Study Drawing - Project Slides & Lesson Plan BUNDLE
Improv Research Project
Improvisation Research Project-- Kind of an oxymoron, huh? True improv is made up on the spot... So where does the research come in?With this lesson, you'll have students pick a fiction or non-fiction person and learn as much as they can about them. Then they'll be interviewed by their classmates as that person. Some of the questions will be crazy, and that's okay! That's where the improv comes in.In this lesson, you'll find directions to the assignments, a research worksheet, an interview works
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6th - 12th
Leonardo da Vinci Research Organizer & Paper Assignment — Art History — CCSS
What is Leonardo da Vinci still known for today? Guide students through learning about Leonardo da Vinci, the legendary artist of "The Mona Lisa," with this versatile research planner and essay assignment that is designed to shepherd learning from information gathering to the development of a polished research essay through the use of L-EA’s thoughtfully scaffolded activities. The basis of a weeks-long research unit or just a “10-second sub plan” (just print and drop on your desk!), this product
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7th - 10th
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Portrait Photography Lighting Styles Notes
This interactive slideshow can guide your Yearbook, Photography, or Art students as they learn about the main lighting styles for portraits! They will be able to take notes over the difference between main/key, fill, and back lights, describe what each lighting style looks like and how to set it up, and look at the strengths and weakness of each style. This can be used with existing curriculum or with the links in the speaker notes. I hope your student enjoy this "lit" experience!
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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