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12th grade visual arts graphic organizers for Microsoft PowerPoint
Principles of Art Doodle Notes and PowerPoint, Middle/High School, Visual Notes
Taking notes doesn't have to be boring! Keep your students interested and engaged with these visual doodle notes over The Principles of Art! Designed for middle school and high school ages. Great for back-to-school season!Vocabulary Words Used: principles of art, composition, balance, symmetrical, asymmetrical, radial, emphasis, contrast, rhythm, movement, proportion, unityDid you know that there is data showing that coloring helps students retain more information?How to Use This Product:Student
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5th - 12th
Analyzing Rhetoric Through Visuals Presentation
This rhetorical analysis presentation uses visuals to help students understand how specific choices made by a speaker/author/visual artist can have a profound effect on an audience. It can serve as a general introduction to rhetorical analysis for E1/E2 students, or it an be a great way to scaffold/review rhetorical analysis for students in AP English Language. There is a teacher guide includes that provides a mentor body paragraph to go along with the guided practice and an exemplar paragraph f
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9th - 12th
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AP Art History Graphic Organizer Slides (All 250 Artworks)
This product is a set of 250 slide, each already containing the images and titles of the 250 artworks in the AP Art History image set. The slides are editable graphic organizers that can be used as a teaching and/or study tool. They can also be printed out as index cards if you print 4 per page once they are edited.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
How to Write Movie Reviews - High School Film Studies Worksheets & Presentation
Teach your students how to write a review for a movie, film, or TV show! Empower them to become the ultimate 'film critic' as they delve into the world of cinematic analysis, reflecting on critical aspects of film production such as editing, directing, and plot. This is a great, easy-to-use set of handouts for secondary school students to learn how to write a film or movie review like a professional critic.This Movie Review package transforms your students into film critics by getting them to:…c
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
Podcasting 101
Students will learn about podcasting through a provided slide deck. Then they will work in groups creating their own podcast. They must come up with a theme, target audience, cover art, and more. This lesson is my student's favorite. This can be done using phones as well as specialty podcast equipment.Empower your high school students with my Podcasting 101 Lesson Package — an all-in-one resource featuring step-by-step lesson plans, sample student podcasts, a dynamic slide deck, and a practical
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Infographics Lesson Plans for Journalism, Yearbook, & CTE Art & Design Classes
A fun and interactive lesson plan to teach your journalists/CTE students how to design information that "pops!" Make your newspaper, yearbook, social media posts, and designs more engaging and informative with a multimedia lesson plan that includes: video, drawing, designing using the latest design web sites and reflecting. The next time your journalists post sports scores in an article or yearbookers are planning their trends and survey pages, you won't have to look at boring pie charts and bar
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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End of Year Review One Pager Activity
This is an End of Year, Year-in-review activity to assign for students to depict their year visually, adding key terms, words, symbols and quotes. There are five templates to choose from, directions and a rubric. I would usually print the templates on card stock for the students to add their illustrations.
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9th - 12th
Fashion Categories & STEM Presentation & Note Guide (COMPANION TO ACTIVITY)
Student's explore the basics of fashion, the four fashion categories, Fashion as Art and inspiration, and how fashion is STEM in this colorful presentation lesson with an included note guide. This activity includes content presentations in pdf and ppt format, and a student note guide with answer key for students with accommodations. It is a companion activity to my Fashion Categories Poster Activity with Fashion Themes which can be purchased separately.My students really enjoyed using the graphi
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7th - 12th
Also included in: Fashion Categories & Style (COMPLETE LESSON) Bundle
Fashion World Capitals Presentation & Graphic Organizer Note Guide (Marketing)
Student's explore the Fashion Capitals of the World in this colorful presentation lesson with an included note guide. Topics Covered:What is a fashion Capital?5 Fashion Capitals including well known designers5 Emerging Fashion CapitalsFactors driving the emergence of new fashion capitalsChallenges facing Fashion CapitalsFuture trends and outlookThis activity includes content presentations in pdf and ppt format, and a student note guide with answer key for students with accommodations. Also check
Grades:
8th - 12th
Also included in: Fashion Marketing Capitals (COMPLETE UNIT LESSON) Bundle
Comparative Study Formal Analysis Criteria Bundle
This bundle is designed to help scholars complete Criteria A: Formal Analysis of their Comparative Study from the early research steps to typing a final draft onto PowerPoint slides.The Bundle Includes:An interactive Flipbook where scholars can organize information from their research, plan their writing, and work through each step with examples.A template for their final Comparative Study Formal Analysis PowerPoint slides that matches the Interactive Flipbook.2 versions of each document- an edi
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
AP Art History Content Area 1 Bundle
Updated for the 2023-2024 school year; meets the latest College Board AP Art History requirementsAccess to all future versions and updates of this product for life!Fully editable PowerPoint and Word Documents; for Google Drive access, email thedandyhistorian@gmail.com with order ID #!Covers all works included in Content Area 1 Global Prehistory (AP required artworks: 1 - 11)Includes:Prehistoric PowerPointPrehistoric Study Guide for studentsPrehistoric Teacher Lecture Notes for every artwork in t
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Elements and Principles of Art with Sentence Stems APAH - AP Art History - PPT
This great resource has definitions of the Elements of Art and Principles of Design. Each Element/Principle is accompanied by a corresponding image from the 250 artworks required for AP Art History. At the bottom of each slide, is a list of sentences that employ the Elements/Principles to describe works from the 250. Words and phrases that students can use as sentence stems are underlined. Elements and Principles are highlighted. Fully editable. These can be printed and copied as a front/back ha
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10th - 12th
Yearbook Student Organizers (Gantt Charts): Clubs, Sports, Story, Custom
Help yearbook students break down and visualize the steps needed to complete an assignment for sports or clubs coverage, or for covering a story on any topic.They are completely editable in PowerPoint so that you can make the tasks specific to your own program. With this purchase you receive two versions of each chart (Story, Clubs, Sports, Custom): one filled in with suggested timeframes over a 4-week deadline cycle, and one with no suggested timeframes so that you or students can fill it in.Th
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7th - 12th
TV Production Careers in Film Bundle
Includes a printable notes page for Preproduction, during production, and post production jobs in the film industry; a job quotes matching game, a Careers in Film exploration activity, and a Careers in Film Quiz.
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6th - 12th
Yearbook Curriculum- how to create a spread
This yearbook resource provides your staff with a step by step guide on building a yearbook spread. There is also a note taking guide to keep them engaged and checklist for staff to use with each spread of the yearbook.
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7th - 12th
Also included in: Yearbook Curriculum
smART Digital Virtual Schedule for Elementary / Art teachers (Google Slides™)
This colorful and cute digital virtual schedule (template) was created with the elementary art teacher in mind! However, it can also be used by homeroom or other specialist teachers! Be it for in-person or distance learning, this schedule/timetable/agenda allows you to post or project your schedule for the upcoming week. The template allows you ample room to include important information regarding distance learning for students & parents; example: rules, times, links, and planned activities!
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K - 12th
Also included in: smART Digital Daily Agenda & Virtual Schedule with embedded timers!
Art Teacher Planner, Schedule, Lesson Overview, Class Lists for Attendance
This is a PowerPoint file with a Google Slides link on Slide 1 in the speaker notes section below the slide. Copy the link and place it into the search bar, press enter. It will make a force copy for your Google Drive. The idea is to create a binder for the weekly art schedule, lesson overviews by weekly, month or semester, daily art schedules, volunteer/todo list and and class lists. You can edit using PowerPoint or Google Slides. All text can be change expect for the rainbow text for Art Sched
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PreK - 12th
High School Art: Altered Shoe Advanced Art Project- Full Unit & Resources
In this bundle you will find:- a presentation filled with tons of artist examples, discussion questions, historical and cultural references, links to relevant videos, etc.- a detailed grade sheet full of objective, quantitative criteria- artist statement handout to help students write about their work- various templates for different types of shoes- a double-sided brainstorm handout that gets students to hone in on a clear idea before starting their work.
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10th - 12th
Explosion Book
In this lesson, everyday artwork is transformed into a book. Not just any book, but an intricate three-dimensional form. This project can be adapted to any lesson, such as illustrations in pen or graphite. Even recycled artworks, comics, portraits and so much more. Anything goes! The artwork I used for this lesson is an example of neurographic art using color theory. Kids will be amazed at the transformation.
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7th - 12th
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Analyzing Visual Elements in Film: 3 Double Sided Worksheets + PPT!
Make ANY film showing rigorous with this PDF handout. If your students are watching a film companion to a text, this is the perfect graphic organizer for you! Students will closely analyze the characters' movements, facial expressions, body language, tone, and voice; by closely evaluating the visual elements they will be able to identify the mood of the scene!I had my students use their worksheet while analyzing the film version of Hamlet after reading "The Shakespeare Stealer" by Gary Blackwood
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5th - 12th
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Elements of Art & Principles of Design Lesson
Elements of Art & Principles of Design LessonClean and colourful PowerPoint lesson on the Elements of Art & Principles of DesignPackage Includes:25-Slide PowerPointStudent Note-Taking Handout (Includes Space for Notes and Sketches)Looking For More ELA Resources?How To... Presentation PackageELA Classroom Poster BundleFREE Back to School Resources!"Where I'm From" Poetry PackageHOW TO EARN TPT CREDIT!!!Go to your My Purchases page and click on the Leave a Review button next to this resour
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7th - 12th
Visual Labels and Signs: All About Paint Brushes
Visual labels and signs showing:
*How to Clean a Paintbrush
*Types of Paint Brushes
*Unusual Paint Brushes
*Parts of a Paint Brush
*Individual labels for ten types of brushes: Sumi, Fan, Bright, Flat, Round, Detail, Sky-Wash, Angled and Rigger.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Comparative Study Formal Analysis Template
Use this editable PowerPoint template to help your students complete Criteria A: Formal Analysis of the Comparative Study for the IB DP Visual Arts Course. (International Baccalaureate). Pair this item with my flipbook graphic organizer to help scholars break down the writing and complete the formal analysis slides of the comparative study in a single week.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Comparative Study Formal Analysis Criteria Bundle
Art Teacher Schedule, Lesson Overview, Roster & Volunteer Log
This is a PowerPoint file with a Google Slides link on Slide 1. Click or Copy the link and place it into the search bar, press enter. It will make a force copy to your Google Drive. When I download the PowerPoint file, the font stays the same but depending on your version of PPT, the font may not upload correctly. If this does happen, just click the hyperlink on Slide 1 to make your own copy to your google drive. In Google Drive the fonts are downloaded correctly. Yes, you can still edit the doc
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PreK - 12th
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