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11th grade oral communication graphic arts webquests
Social Media WebQuest: Activism or Slacktivism?
This WebQuest asks the question: Is social media activism effective in creating real change, or is it merely "slacktivism"?Students work through tasks that require them to investigate examples of online activism on various social media platforms, as well as a case study of a specific hashtag associated with a social media activism campaign. Students will synthesize their understanding and present their findings to their classmates, including their conclusion regarding the effectiveness of social
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7th - 12th
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Cultural Differences in Communication: A Web Quest!
Increasing cultural awareness in adolescents is sometimes difficult, but this web quest encourages students to look at customs in other cultures and to consider their own culture from another perspective. Easily adaptable, this activity and its subsequent presentation and/or classroom discussion can help broaden the horizons of students studying in various content areas such as communications, social studies, business, and career readiness. The web quest provides viable links for students to f
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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![Preview of Roomstyler Tutorial Webquest [Interior Design, FACS, FCS]](https://ecdn.teacherspayteachers.com/cdn-cgi/image/format=avif,quality=70,width=525,height=525,onerror=redirect/thumbitem/Roomstyler-Tutorial-Webquest-Interior-Design-FACS-FCS--7028372-1658753412/750f-7028372-1.jpg)
Roomstyler Tutorial Webquest [Interior Design, FACS, FCS]
If you're looking for an editable hands-on design approach for your interior design course, look no further! Roomstyler is a phenomenal (free) site that has designers start from scratch! They have to create their own floor plans and ultimately their own beautiful designs!Students will get to see their designs in 3D!I am always BLOWN AWAY at what my students are able to come up with! This Webquest helps students (and teachers) get acquainted by going step-by-step through some of the basics of usi
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8th - 12th
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Socratic Seminar: Who Should Be on American Currency?
The images we see around us daily have a subtle yet profound effect. In this Socratic seminar, students consider American currency and consider: should the faces on the bills be changed or stay the same? The learn who is featured on currency now and think on who could be. This activity can be used during an American History course as students learn about figures like Andrew Jackson and Harriet Tubman, or can be used as a general debate in any Social Studies or English-Language Arts classroom.
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8th - 12th
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Super Bowl Graphic Design Project Kit - Complete Teacher & Student Resource Pack
Super Bowl Graphic Design Project Kit - Complete Teacher & Student Resource PackUnleash the creative potential in your students with this comprehensive Super Bowl Graphic Design Project Kit! Perfect for high school classes, this resource pack is meticulously crafted to guide your students through the exciting world of graphic design, focusing on the high-energy theme of the Super Bowl. Engage your students in a practical, hands-on learning experience that covers research, design, and present
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6th - 12th
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1984 - George Orwell (Privacy Webquest & Debate)
This is a side project I teach as we read George Orwell's "1984" - We start it when we're about halfway through the novel, and it takes about a week of class time. The focus of it is to research about the state of Privacy in America, and then to have a short class debate on the two sides of it.Included here:1) Step 1 - Learning about privacy and determining individual opinions/beliefs (2 different 2-page documents)2) Step 2 - Breaking into 2 groups, and researching the different perspectives on
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8th - 12th
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Graphic Design Q&A Web-quest
New for 2018-19, this is another one of the project handouts that I plan to use with High School Graphic Arts programs and Visual Arts students interested in a career in the creative industries. Features 20 questions for students to answer in a web quest activity. Includes questions like: Who designed the Apple logo? Who is considered the 'father ' of graphic design? What is Chip Kidd known for? Another 'purchase, print and go' project handout that I hope helps you find more time for your
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9th - 12th
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Aristotle and Rhetoric WebQuest
Aristotle provided thoughts on many topics, from science to public speaking. This resource focuses on Aristotle and his Rhetoric through research. Students will discover Aristotle's life and work and explore the tenants of the Rhetoric. They will identify and evaluate the different types of rhetoric and ethos, logos, and pathos. Students can use this resource as a reference page as they plan any persuasive writing or speaking assignments or activities.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Color Theory WebQuest
If you’re teaching about color for any reason, this WebQuest is a great asset. It has students consider why a designer may use certain colors, how to mix basic colors, the “official” categories that colors fall under, and what colors are complementary/monochromatic/analogous/triadic to each other using an interactive color website. This activity can be a great introduction, review, or quick overview activity for students. It takes my students one 45 minute class period to complete. An answer key
Grades:
8th - 12th
Cultural Diversity with WebQuest!
Students will evaluate and discuss cultural diversity and how it pertains to themselves in this activity packed interactive power-point that is fully editable for your own personal customization. A web quest and reflective activity is built into the power point for students to complete.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Pod cast Reviews- Homework Activity
Similarly to how a writer uses voice to shape meaning, a podcast must consider how to engage an audience through audio techniques. This homework or in class activity asks students to analyze pod casts with a focus on voice, tone, point of view, and audience. It offers a new way to consider oral presentation skills and is also an excellent lead in to a pod cast project on choice book reading (also on sale.) A list of free pod casts to consider listening to (NPR.org, TED Talks, etc.) is listed on
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9th - 12th
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MAUS by Art Spiegelman: A Webquest
Due to time restraints, I often teach MAUS II without first teaching MAUS I. I use this webquest to help students gain prior knowledge on MAUS I and the Holocaust before we begin reading MAUS II. However, this can also be used before teaching MAUS I to help students gain important background information about the Holocaust.
Grades:
8th - 12th
25 Graphic Designers You Should Know Web Quest Booklet
New for 2018-19, this is one of the projects I plan to use in the first few weeks of my High School Graphic Arts programs. It is a great way to introduce students to 25 amazing talents in the creative arts industry! Designed as another 'Purchase, Print & Go' student assignment handout, students are to add a minimum of 5 interesting facts about each of the 25 famous graphic designers to their page in this web quest booklet. Evaluated on a #/5 per graphic designer for a total of 125 possibl
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9th - 12th
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Dialect and Pronunciation Activity
This webquest is a fun introduction to American English dialects and pronunciation. It could be used across several classes, though I use it with my Speech 101 class to introduce pronunciation exercises. The Webquest uses multiple links from the www.pbs.org "Sea to Shining Sea" site.
The students will read high interest nonfiction articles and respond to reflection questions.
This includes all of the necessary intro quiz and article links.
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9th - 12th
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Fictional Character Business Card Worksheet
This worksheet was created to go with the Fictional Character Business Card slideshow. Students answer questions about business cards and then brainstorm how to create a business card for a character of their choice. The last page lists out the requirements and project specs.
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Fictional Character Business Card Project Bundle
Operation College Countdown
Students will utilize a website to create a plan on how they will attend college. Students will also create a power point presentation. Full version includes a ruberic & Lesson Plan.
Grades:
8th - 12th
DISTANCE LEARNING Movement Webquest
Drawing movement can be very difficult for students and this gives them a chance to explore famous artworks and see how master artists created movement in their works. In this lesson students will read about the Movement Principle of Design, complete a short worksheet about texture and the do a webquest. This webquest asks students to explore the Museum of Modern Art's website and find eight different famous artworks, make a quick sketch of the work and describe three items that appear to be mov
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9th - 12th
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TinkerCAD Codeblocks Animation (.PDF only)
If you want to add another skill set in TinkerCAD, you can build your coding skills and produce an animation in TinkerCAD! This is a .PDF instructional handout only. It includes step-by-step instructions on how to set up and prepare a .GIF animation. It also includes the full blockcode for the animation shown in the video. If you wish to download more files, including the .STL, .GIF, and other files, you can purchase the package HERE.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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NGSS:
HS-ETS1-2
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The Wonderful World of Mathematics
A webquest to encourage students to discover, research, and present some of the most amazing mathematical ideas that are hardly ever studied in the regular school curricula. Instructional guide to build a website is included.
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7th - 12th
The Elements of Art Series (Worksheet and Animoto) - Space & Composition
NAEA: Standard 2, Benchmark A
Common Core: Technology Literacy
In my elements of art series each student is guided through an electronic worksheet (word document) as they explore visual examples of the elements of art using the internet. This assignment is for the element space. Students find visual examples of how artists use space in their compositions. Students compile these examples with a rationale in one file. The student selects 10-12 of their best examples and constructs a short 30 seco
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6th - 12th
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DISTANCE LEARNING Texture Webquest
Drawing texture can be very difficult for students and this gives them a chance to explore famous artworks and see how master artists created texture in their works. In this lesson students will read about the Texture Principle of Design, complete a short worksheet about texture and the do a webquest. This webquest asks students to explore the Museum of Modern Art's website and find eight different famous artworks, make a quick sketch of the work and describe three textures they see in the artwo
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9th - 12th
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Author Research Infographic Assignment
This Infographic assignment is a part of the extended Author Research Project and is a way for students to display all that they have learned about a notable American author and their impact on literature.
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6th - 12th
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DISTANCE LEARNING Emphasis & Unity Webquest
Drawing art work with strong Emphasis and Unity can be very difficult for students and this gives them a chance to explore famous artworks and see how master artists created those items in their works. In this lesson students will read about the Emphasis and Unity Principles of Design, complete a short worksheet about Emphasis and Unity and the do a webquest. This webquest asks students to explore the Museum of Modern Art's website and find eight different famous artworks (four works for emphasi
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9th - 12th
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The Elements of Art Series (Worksheet and Animoto) - Line
NAEA: Standard 2, Benchmark A
Common Core: Technology Literacy
In my elements of art series each student is guided through an electronic worksheet (word document) as they explore visual examples of the elements of art using the internet. This assignment is for the element line. Students find visual examples of different types and uses for line in art. Students compile these examples with a rationale in one file. The student selects 10-12 of their best examples and constructs a short 30 second A
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7th - 12th
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