Middle school other (art) assessments for Microsoft PowerPoint

Photography Unit - High School Yearbook/Journalism - Editable

Created by

Allie Seiler

This is my entire photography unit for my yearbook class. As someone who knew very little about photography, I spent years teaching myself photography and developing this unit... and I'm pretty proud of it! This unit takes about 1 month to teach and is a perfect introduction to photography. It can be used in a yearbook class, journalism class, or general photography class. The unit teaches students about basic photography skills, how to use a DSLR camera, and how to shoot on manual mode!Mate

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PowerPoint Presentations, Unit Plans, Assessment

Grades:

7th - 12th

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Also included in: Yearbook Curriculum Bundle

Elements of Art: Value Mini-Lesson Powerpoint

Created by

MyElementaryArts

For elementary school art students understanding and applying value in artwork can be difficult. However, value is a key element of art when developing their skills. Shades and shadows are key to making those basic geometric shapes appear 3-D. This PowerPoint lesson is designed to introduce key concepts of color value, the value chart and the use of value in historically significant artworks. The presentation includes relevant artwork, a video link, animations and discussion points. My personal

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Grades:

2nd - 8th

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Elements of Art and Principles of Design Review Project- Meaningful Origami

Created by

Jennifer Wistuba

Searching for a great review project to start the school year? Look no further. A couple years ago the 7 Elements Radial Design project was all the rave with us Art Teachers, but I couldn't just repeat that so I thought, what can I do instead and also have an added opportunity to get to know my students right away.... inspired from The Art Ed Guru's Origami Color Wheel project, I created this! My Middle School students loved it!

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PowerPoint Presentations, Projects, Assessment

Grades:

6th - 9th

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Duality and Juxtaposition in Art Lesson and Assignment

Created by

RunLolaRun

Studying duality and juxtaposition in art enriches our understanding of complex themes by allowing artists to explore contrasting ideas within a single composition. Through the use of contrasting elements, artists can create visually dynamic artworks that provoke thought and emotion, encouraging viewers to engage in critical reflection and interpretation. This exploration of duality and juxtaposition contributes to a deeper appreciation of the multifaceted nature of the human experience as expre

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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

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Clay Mug Two Ways Pottery Project: Middle & High School Art

Created by

Create with Carson

Looking for a simple but functional clay project for your Pottery 1 class or studio art class? Then try this Clay Mug Two Ways lesson. Students will learn simple clay slab construction, scoring and slipping, and creating texture in clay! In this lesson students have the option to create a flat bottom or tri-foot for their mug bottom. This is a Google Drive download and comes with: 1. Pdf of the student ready lesson slideshow2. Google slides format of the student ready lesson slideshow3. A link t

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PowerPoint Presentations, Handouts, Assessment

Grades:

6th - 12th

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Also included in: Clay Mug & All About Glaze Bundle: Pottery Project Resource Middle & High School

Adobe Photoshop Tools Drag and Drop Activity in PowerPoint /or convert to Google

Created by

Mindful Lessons Marketplace

Learn Photoshop ToolsInteractive drag and drop matching activity You will receive a PowerPoint presentation with 4 slides. Students can use the Adobe Photoshop Tool bar to identify the tools. Then, drag and drop the name of the tool to the line that identifies the Photoshop Tool. This is a great introductory lesson in Adobe Photoshop. Not only does it help students identify tools, but it teaches them how to locate additional tools, and how to move around with confidence in the Photoshop works

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Career and Technical Education, Graphic Arts, Other (Arts)

Grades:

4th - 12th, Higher Education

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Drama, English Language Arts, Other (Arts)

Elementary & Middle School Drama resource SUPER BUNDLE

Created by

The Drama Piranha

Looking to refresh your Drama planning for this academic year and beyond?Lucky enough to have time in your Elementary and/or Middle School curriculum to deliver Drama?Teaching Drama for the first time and searching for some inspiration??Check out these 10 tried-and-tested units and resources which are ideal for Elementary and Middle School age.Characterization and ImprovisationDarkwood ManorSuper Heroes and VillainsMatildaGeorge's Marvellous MedicineKensuke's KingdomThe Iron ManSilent MoviesComm

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Grades:

2nd - 8th

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Wayne Thiebaud Art PowerPoint

Created by

Sarah Shivler

Use this powerpoint to discuss the work of Wayne Thiebaud and then to also assess whether students can identify his work when among other famous artists. I used this after having shown students prints and photos of his work. I went through the slides and showed them each and discussed what made it recognizable as his work. My comments are in the note section of the power point. Then at the end of our grading period they took the assessment by numbering a paper 1-10 and writing yes if the piece o

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Grades:

1st - 6th

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Ceramics Vocabulary High School Bundle

Created by

KaryBat

This combines all the vocabulary terms that I teach in my Ceramics 1 and Ceramics 2 courses. It comes with a presentation, guided notes handouts, and assessments.

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Study Guides, PowerPoint Presentations, Assessment

Grades:

8th - 12th

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6th Grade Jars, Google Slides

Created by

Mrs Baxters Art Lessons

These slides contain information about functional and decorative ceramics to serve as a foundation for a clay jar project. They go over types of ceramics, ceramic vocabulary, clay tools, visuals, student examples of clay jars, and a grading rubric.

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Grades:

6th - 7th

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First Day of Art! 6th, 7th & 8th Grade

Created by

Art Teachers Unite

This bundle includes ALL of the handouts necessary for the first day of art class including materials, behavior guidelines and classroom procedures outlined and streamlined for the middle school classroom. It includes a powerpoint presentations for both 6th and/or 7th & 8th grade classes. Assessments for all 3 grades for the first day to gain insight on student knowledge.

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Grades:

6th - 8th

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Art History, Arts & Music, Other (Arts)

Famous Artist Research Assignment

Created by

Dream On Cue

This project is definitely a "GO TO" for many major assignments that we do in junior and senior visual arts and photography, because it's a great way to get the students inspired.It asks them to create a VISUAL RESEARCH PAGE ON MENTOR ARTIST on a chosen or assigned artist. This works for any time period in art history or any unit of study (drawing, painting, etc).Students love it...especially if you let them pick their own from a list of artists.For the seniors, we even let them pick from non-t

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Grades:

8th - 12th

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Activities, Assessment

Also included in: High School Visual Arts Curriculum - FULL YEAR BUNDLE for grades 9, 10, 11, 12

Distance Learning - Drama Webquest - Actor portfolio and Monologue Performance

Created by

Teaching Drama Teens

A Web Quest project that will span over multiple lessons and have your students create an Actors portfolio with photos, an actors resume and a performance of a monologue.PLEASE NOTE: the Preview has had much of the webquest including hyperlinks and many slides removed. The product you buy has 23 slides and I would probably have my students work on it for about two weeks.Applicable either as a distant learning Online Project or as a collaborative web based task in the classroom.Created using po

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Arts & Music, Drama, Other (Arts)

Grades:

7th - 10th

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PowerPoint Presentations, Assessment

Also included in: So you Want to be an Actor Drama Unit with optional remote learning web quest

Sewing Game (Fashion Design Lesson Plans & Family Consumer Science Curriculum)

Created by

Resources4Electives

Sewing and Clothing Construction Trivia Game. Ideal for Family Consumer Science Curriculum / Home Economics Lesson Plan, Fashion Design Lesson Plans, and other related areas, students will test their knowledge about various sewing implements used in clothing construction and sewing. Items will be pictured and have their definitions/ usage described. Implements introduced and quizzed include: hand sewing needle, pinking shears, thimble, embroidery hoop, thread, embroidery thread, straight pins,

Subjects:

Career and Technical Education, Family Consumer Sciences, Other (Arts)

Grades:

5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education

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Activities, Assessment, Games

Also included in: Family Consumer Science Lesson Plans Bundle (5 Activities) Home Economics

Weaving Project Unit Bundle

Created by

In The Art Lab

This Bundle covers a weaving project where the students learn a brief history of weaving and then make a small pouch all while learning basic weaving vocabulary. This Bundle Includes: Lesson Plan Power Point Reference Images (Chimayo, Kente, & Tapestry) Student Examples Vocabulary & Definitions Quiz Rubric

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PowerPoint Presentations, Unit Plans, Assessment

Grades:

7th - 12th

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Grid Portrait Drawing Lesson & Assignment

Created by

Katie C

In this lesson bundle you will get:1. PowerPoint Lesson - "Grid Portraits & Facial Proportions"39 slidesIntroduce grid portrait methodologyShort tutorials for drawing facial features to be used together with worksheets.pptx format2. Drawing Accurate Facial Proportions WorksheetGoes through rules for drawing accurate facial proportionsAllows student to practice on a blank headCan be used in conjunction with PPT.pdf format3. Practice Worksheet - Drawing Facial FeaturesEye, nose, ear, mouthDraw

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Grades:

7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education

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Miniature Photography!

Created by

Art Hacks

Miniature photography is a great lesson for students who are interested in exploring a new art form. This project was used for my 8th grade photography students but can also be used in High School lessons. This powerpoint includes examples of photographers who work with miniature photography, planning slides for students and a rubric for expectations. I allowed students to bring toys in from home and used any still life materials that applied. They loved it because they made personal connections

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Grades:

7th - 10th

Types:

Other (Arts), Science, Specialty

Multiple Intelligences Quiz, Teacher Guide and PowerPoint first day/icebreaker

Created by

Baybee Biology

GREAT for a first day of school or icebreaker activity! There are 8 kinds of intelligence and this short quiz will help your students discover which of these they possess. Helps students of all academic levels recognize their strengths. The accompanying guide and PowerPoint will make this short activity feel simple and effective. Included: the quiz, a teacher guide, and a PowerPoint presentation on the different types of intelligence. Thanks for your support! Be sure to leave a review and let me

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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

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High School/ Middle School Art Rubric/ Assessment (editable)

Created by

Georgia's Art Room

Use this as a general rubric for high school or middle school art assignments. Rubric assesses 5 categories: Elements & principles of design, Participation & Effort, Time management, Execution/Originality/Craftsmanship, and Requirements. This product is editable.

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Handouts, Assessment, Rubrics

Grades:

6th - 12th

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The Elements and Principles Bundle!

Created by

Art Teachers Unite

This Bundle is a steal! :) You will get worksheets for each of the elements and principles: -Line -Shape -Color -Form -Texture -Space -Value -Balance -Emphasis -Unity -Contrast -Pattern -Movement As well as two powerpoints: The Elements and Principles AND Color Theory You will also find some: -review worksheets -test -project: Sketchbook Project Enjoy! :)

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Grades:

6th - 12th

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Elements of Art - Color Unit

Created by

jsainz

33 Slides of Color Theory AWESOMENESS!!! The whole PowerPoint includes the following: color theory vocabulary, animated elements and a demo video embedded into the PowerPoint, 10 Activities for students to complete in their Journal for the overall Journal Entry Assignment, notes on the bottoms of the several of the slides to help the teachers along, and a link to create your very own copy of my Quiz for this Unit. You can walk the students through this PowerPoint as a class or post to your class

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Activities, Assessment, Lesson

Grades:

6th - 12th

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The Art of Contour Line Drawings

Created by

Blue Beach Studios

This is a great lesson for in person and virtual art students. They all love this project because there they have so much choice in subject and medium. In this project we explore the element of line by first practicing blind contour drawings and then moving on to regular contour line drawings. A complete lesson plan, handouts and rubrics are included along with a Power Point containing many student examples.

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