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High school graphic arts handouts for Microsoft Word
Graphic Design I/Vol. 1: Beginning Adobe Photoshop Projects
This bundle includes handouts for 5 Photoshop projects that I teach at the beginning of the year in a high school Computer Graphics class, a.k.a. Graphic Design class. These start off very easy and add tools and skills with each project. In addition, I have included Teacher Notes with suggestions for anyone new to this type of class, which I have taught for 14 years. Of course, in Photoshop there are always several different ways to do the same thing, so please adapt to your preferred method. I
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Adobe Photoshop Bundle for High School Art and Graphic Design
Magazines: Persuasive Writing & Media Mini Unit & Assignment
This mini unit is one students of all ages love, as it's focused on more creative, persuasive writing, and the media/artistic design of their own magazine!It's perfect for in class and/or as take home work, depending on your needs. The unit is comprised of two focal parts/assignments that can be taught together or separately: the first is writing an informal, persuasive (‘soft’) magazine article; the second is to actually design and create a magazine (covers, layouts, table of contents, ads).THE
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: THE PERSUASIVE WRITING MULTI UNIT BUNDLE
Graphic Design I/Vol. 2: More Adobe Photoshop Projects
These 4 Photoshop projects designed for high school students build on the skills learned in the Beginning Photoshop Projects bundle and introduce more design theory and conceptual challenges: Layered Image, Photoshop Tutorial Sharing, Movie Poster, and Social Issue Poster. I include teacher notes. The teacher must know PS in order to demo/review the basic steps, and then the students use creativity to run from there working independently. Updated for PS versions 2022 and 2023.
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9th - 12th
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Yearbook Design Guide & Rubrics | EDITABLE
Having taught a high school yearbook for several years, I’ve come across some practices and strategies that I want to share with other advisors. These simple things have saved me hours in editing time on the back end of the project.This EDITABLE 2-page design guide is perhaps the most essential tool that I use in my yearbook class. My students have a printed copy sitting by their computers every day, and it is a LIFESAVER. This design guide outlines everything we need to create a consistent a
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7th - 12th
Also included in: Yearbook Curriculum Bundle
11 Yearbook Staff Jobs
Assign each staff member in your yearbook "company" a job.
This product has 11 unique yearbook jobs, many of which can be given to multiple students. Jobs include editor and copy editor, as well as more specialized jobs. These include Human Resources, Head Photographer, Events Coordinator, etc.
Each job comes with a job description and handout for students. Teacher notes are also included.
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8th - 12th
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Ghosts in Adobe Photoshop Lessons for High School Art or Photography
The perfect haunted project for October. I do this project with my graphics and photography classes as well as my advanced art classes, because all artists should learn at some Photoshop. This creative high school level project has screen shots showing how to turn a person into a ghost, but students come up with their own ideas, take their own photos and staged scenes. It comes with teacher notes and links to the original royalty-free photos to use if you want to demo the exact steps with the ex
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Adobe Photoshop Bundle for High School Art and Graphic Design
Application for Yearbook Staff (Includes Teacher Recommendation Form)
In order to get the best staff possible, an advisor should consider using an application process.
With over 150 applications each year, it's very important to have a way to easily compare applicants. I've been a yearbook advisor for 20 years and have developed this form to make picking students for yearbook staff and much easier and more informed process.
This form includes basic information, questions about grades and disciplinary actions as well as agreements to be an active participant. St
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6th - 12th
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Graphic Design /Vol. 3: Adobe Illustrator Projects for High School Graphics
I have taught the Adobe Illustrator to high school students for 15 years and have fine-tuned some favorite projects for you. This collection includes: Transparency Design with Letters, Notan, Snowboard Deck Design, and Portrait in Grayscale Value Tones and Portrait in Color. All the projects include Teacher Notes and suggestions as well as handouts. They do not include screenshots, because after demoing, my students collaborate to help each other through the steps (which is heavily encouraged i
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Adobe Illustrator Bundle for High School Art and Graphic Design
Adobe Photoshop: Kaleidoscope with Screenshots for High School
This is a well-loved project that I give to my Photography 1, Computer Graphics 1 as well as my traditional media classes to give them a taste of digital art. The students don’t necessarily need to have any Photoshop experience if the class is good at following written and visual directions with many steps and help each other. My students love this project so much that although I require two, they often do several more, and often choose them for the art show. I think it feels a bit like magic to
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Adobe Photoshop Bundle for High School Art and Graphic Design
Rear Window Alfred Hitchcock Film Analysis Booklet!
This is a helpful activity booklet for any teachers needing to deconstruct the Alfred Hitchcock film, 'Rear Window' with their students. Please click 'Preview' for a sneak peak!In chronological order, this 33 page activity booklet includes the following tasks:Notes to Teachers (ideas for scene analysis and understanding the context of the film)Story Arc (definitions of the key plot points of a story arc)Plotting the Story Arc of Rear Window activity Character Goals analysis task (wants versus ne
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10th - 12th
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Yearbook Staff Application - Editable
This resource is a two-page general yearbook application. This resource probably works best for smaller staffs that don't necessarily have the ability to assign individualized roles. For my own yearbook staff, EVERYONE has to be a photographer, designer, writer, etc. This application, therefore, is more general. The first page asks for student information, work experience, etc. The second page is a teacher recommendation form. The teacher recommendation form is designed to be quick and sim
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Yearbook Curriculum Bundle
Yearbook Vocabulary Terms
Introducing students to the terminology of yearbook design? This is a lengthy yet concise student friendly list of all important terms and their definitions.
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9th - 12th
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Color Theory for Beginners Review Exercise for YouTube Video
Welcome to our comprehensive review exercise for "Color Theory for Beginners" YouTube video. Teach your students about the world of colors, this video review exercise is designed to enhance their understanding and application of fundamental color theory concepts.The video is engaging and informative, it delves into the core principles of color theory, including the color wheel, primary, secondary, and tertiary colors, complementary and analogous color schemes, color harmony, and much more. Your
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9th - 12th
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Graphic Design/Vol. 4: More Adobe Illustrator Projects (Updated 1/4/22)
This collection builds on Vol. 3 and the Follow-Along Projects. This collection includes: Illustrating with the Pen and Curvature Tool, Typography, Logos and Infographics. All projects include teacher notes and handouts and a couple have links to Pinterest boards that you can use for examples. I have kept it as a Word Document so you can easily edit the handouts. These are creative projects. The teacher demos/reviews some key tasks and the students creatively choose their own direction in order
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Adobe Illustrator Bundle for High School Art and Graphic Design
Double Page Spread Page Layout Graphic Design Lesson with Rubric!
In this lesson, students will aim to understand key vocabulary related to page layout design including headings, subheadings, headline, intro, pull quotes, body copy, byline, etc. and seek to create an original layout based on their own interests. The document includes main concepts such as how to set up guidelines in Photopea, how to use fixed-width text boxes, and a rubric is included as well. The rubric is based on 100 points and is broken down into 5 categories including Hierarchy, Proximity
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Middle School/HS Visual Art Sub Plans (Part 2)
This file contains an additional 3 emergency sub plans for visual art teachers. This bundle includes an art history lesson, quick reading and answering questions, and fun drawing exercises. Each sub plan aims to keep students busy for 30-45 minutes.
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7th - 9th
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Middle school/HS Visual Art Sub Plans
3 Emergency sub plans for visual art teachers. Each plan explores the various elements and creativity in art in order to keep students busy and engaged. This bundle includes an art history lesson, quick reading and answering questions, and fun drawing exercises. Each sub plan aims to keep students busy for 30-45 minutes.
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7th - 9th
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Tattoo Design Art Lesson Papers
This lesson was designed for one of my classes that I call “Life Design”. I wanted to make a class that was built entirely around the concept that art is everywhere. This class not only promotes the relevancy of art and design in every part of our everyday world but it also promotes how important it is to learn the basics and build upon them to improve your artistic skills. Every lesson that I teach within this particular class is a vocation that students could use their artistic skills for a li
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Life Design Full Class - Art Curriculum for real world jobs
Graphic Design Lesson - Magazine Cover Analysis
This wonderful Magazine Cover Analysis assignment is great for any fine art or graphic design classroom as a one day assignment and discussion. In this lesson, students look at a tabloid example and answer question related to hierarchy, proximity, and alignment. There are a total of 11 questions with an objective and essential question posted at the top. An answer key is provided for you as well! This is a great resource before starting any magazine cover design or page layout project. This work
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7th - 12th
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Photography I/Part 4: More Adobe Photoshop Effects for High School
This is a collection of lessons that show students how to apply special effects to their photographs, such as solarizing, digital cyanotypes, and using the different blur filters. These are great projects for in between shooting assignments, or during a time of year when the weather is too harsh to require much shooting. The handout has been updated for PS versions 2021-2023.
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10th - 12th
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Also included in: Photography Bundle for High School Art and Photography
Weirdcore Information Sheet
This information sheet is complete with pictures and word definitions to help you as a teacher reinforce the concepts explained in the Introduction to Weirdcore Lesson (Sold Separately).Generate a Vocabulary List, and or create a quiz with this as a handy answer sheet.
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10th - 12th
Archibald Prize
Dive into the rich history and artistic significance of the Archibald Prize with this detailed worksheet. It includes a comprehensive analysis of key artists and their works, exploring how they have captured the essence of their subjects through portraiture and contributed to the evolution of this prestigious Australian art award. This was made in conjunction with a presentation and other worksheets. Australian Curriculum - Visual ArtsCan be applied to Stage 4, 5 and 6Adheres to Critical and Hi
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Portraiture Bundle
Artist Case Study - Susan Archer
Deepen student knowledge of the Dobell Art Prize and artist Susan Archer through this engaging worksheet. Explore Archer's unique artistic style, her contributions to the Australian art scene, and the themes and techniques prevalent in her award-winning works showcased in the Dobell Art Prize. This was made in conjunction with a presentation and other worksheets. Australian Curriculum - Visual Arts Can be applied to Stage 4, 5 and 6Adheres to Critical and Historical Studies - Practice, Frames /
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Portraiture Bundle
The Dobell Art Prize
Enhance student understanding of the prestigious Dobell Art Prize with this comprehensive worksheet. It guides you through the history and impact of the prize, profiles of notable winners, and an analysis of influential works that have defined this celebrated drawing competition. This has been made in conjunction with a presentation and worksheets. Australian Curriculum - Visual ArtsCan be applied to Stage 4, 5 and 6Adheres to Critical and Historical Studies - Practice, Frames / Conceptual Frame
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Portraiture Bundle
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