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High school other (art) handouts for Microsoft Word
Jobs in the Theatre -- Student Worksheet
This print-and-go worksheet covers the 16 basic jobs in theatre, with space for students to write about each job. This pairs well with any materials you already have, or check out my Jobs in the Theatre powerpoint for an easy, ready-to-go lesson. Jobs included (with blank spaces for student answers):ProducerDirectorSound DesignerLighting DesignerCostume DesignerHair/Makeup DesignerSet DesignerProp DesignerMusic DirectorChoreographerStage ManagerHouse ManagerDramaturgPlaywrightActorBackstage Crew
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6th - 12th
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Also included in:Â Jobs in the Theatre Unit
Drama - "Sorry, Wrong Number" Comprehension Questions
This worksheet has 25 comprehension questions to go along with the reading of the play, "Sorry, Wrong Number." Questions include those about the setting of the drama, characters, conflicts (internal and external), irony, and plot development. Students are also required to practice "citing text evidence" to support their answers.
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7th - 12th
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Sketchup--3D Design-Part I-Instr. Handout--Worksheet/Key- Tools, Directions
This Sketchup Part I covers the basics/tools of 3D Design (with screenshots) of Sketchup--Including a Worksheet with Answer Key over the Handout. It also Includes very important TIPS and TRICKS of each of the tools as well as a step-by-step detailed descripton of each of the tools. Worksheet has 20 questions--fill-in-the-blank.
You will want to give this handout to your students for when they are first learning about how to us
Sketchup as well as for the Worksheet. CTE teachers will find th
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Ethical Guidelines in Research
This worksheet teaches students about how to conduct research ethically. It begins with a series of statements regarding ethical or unethical practice that students need to decide if they are ethical or not. The second page of the worksheet discussed the famous Milgram Experiment, asking students to analyse it for potential ethical breaches.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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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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EMERGENCY SUB PLANS 2 (3 Writing and Art assignments)
You know that it's easier to be in school teaching than leave substitute plans!!! So let me do the work for you! If you know that you are going to be absent, you can easily leave this out for the students. If it's an emergency absence, it's simple for the substitute to print, distribute, and explain. It will keep your students busy and engaged.
What I do is I print out these activities ahead of time and place them all in a folder. This folder is in my SUB TUB. Each assignment has its own
Grades:
4th - 12th
Student Participation Self Assessment for Drama and Theatre Class
This is a quick and easy exit ticket for student self-assessment in the drama or theatre classroom. Students rate their daily participation on a 1-4 scale, and write an explanation on the back. There are 4 of these tickets to a page, and are easy to print, cut, and store in the classroom.
I personally use these with my students, and have seen them become more self-aware of their personal behavior and participation.
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6th - 12th
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3D Printing--the Process--part 2--Handout, Worksheet and Key
This is Part 2 of 3D Printing--the Process--This guide as well as part I will help to explain in depth the process of 3D printing which can be very difficult to understand if you are new to 3D printing.
This (Part 2) guide discusses how 3D printing works. It is an extension of part I --with more information of 3D printing and the rest of it explains steps to help you get your model ready for 3D printing in Sketchup as well as tips to make sure the models are 3D printable.
It is very concise a
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11th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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Interior Design Project: Home Staging
This activity contains an introduction on what home staging even is (with respect to real estate) an then has the student complete a hypothetical scenario where they select the furnishings (from online sources) to stage a home. Full instructions and photos are included with this project.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
EDITABLE! How Does Music Relate to Other Subjects? Middle/High School Project
This project helps middle/high school students think through the many ways that music can relate to other subjects. Great for band, choir, or general music classes, this project provides two different options for completing the project - a paper or poster. This is a fully editable document, allowing you to type your name, class, and grading guidelines right into the project, saving you lots of valuable time!*This product is in Microsoft Word 2010: please make sure that you can open/access this
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6th - 9th
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Foley Artist Career Project with 5 Assignments, rubric, and cue sheet
One of the most interesting jobs in the film industry is that of the Foley artist. This Foley Career Project includes details about the job, 5 short assignments for students to complete with a phone or camcorder and computer, a rubric which is general and can be used for all five assignments, a list of additional resources and a Foley Cue sheet.
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6th - 12th
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3D Printing--the Process--part 1--Handout, Worksheet and Key
Do you need a handout/worksheet for you AND your students which gives you step-by-step instructions for 3D printing?
This 3D printing handout and worksheet is a very informative guide for learning about the basics and step-by-step guide to the 3D printing process.
This (Part I) guide discusses how 3D printing works: the 3D printer steps such as STL files, G-code, heatbed and temperatures and much more! It is very concise and you and your students will both come away with a good understanding
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10th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
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TAG Critique Cards and Reflection
Straightforward activity to help students assess and review each others artwork, as well as reflecting on feedback they received.
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6th - 12th
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Paper Saving Bell work Template for High School Art!
Elevate Your Daily Routine As fellow art educators, we know the value of seamless transitions in the classroom. That's why I'm thrilled to share this game-changing template with you! Designed to maximize efficiency and minimize paper usage, it's a true hero in our toolkit. Unleash 8 Weeks of Creative Exploration With space for a full two months of bell work on both sides, this template empowers your students to dive into their artistic journey from day one. Imagine the possibilities and the pap
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4th - 12th
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Introduction to Ceramics: Guided Notes
Use the Introduction to Ceramics: Guided Notes alongside the Introduction to Ceramics slideshow to ensure students pay attention and retain information from the presentation. The presentation covers:VocabularyStages of clayToolsHand building techniquesJoining techniquesDecorative techniquesAdvice about moistureGeneral tipsRulesClean up procedures
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8th - 11th
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Also included in:Â Ceramics Unit Bundle
The Elements of Dance
This resource is an activity packet that includes a breakdown of the five elements of dance as well as a video assignment and a choreography project. ------Great low prep resource for a sub or used a transition into a choreography unit.
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6th - 12th
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The Great Pottery Throw Down Raku Worksheet S2E3
This is a worksheet the students can fill out by watching the TV show "The Great Pottery Throw Down" Season 2 Episode 3 focusing on Raku work.This file includes a 2-page worksheet with 24 questions and the 3rd page being the teacher's guide. The questions are in order for the show.Video file for the show not included.
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7th - 12th
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Creative Writing Final Project
Creative Writing Portfolio Instruction Sheet for Year End Project.
This is the first instruction sheet and worksheet for a lengthy ISU/CU/term based project.
The instruction sheet is designed for EWC 4U - The Writer's Craft, Grade 12 English, Ontario Curriculum. The instruction sheet can be adapted to fit various creative writing projects. The proposal worksheet, assignment, and rubric can be adapted for a countless number of projects. Changing 'creative writing' to 'playwriting' would wo
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11th - 12th
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Video Production Course Syllabus - Editable
Editable syllabus for Video Production course. Sections include: Contact Information, Course Description, Course Outline & Learning Targets, Course Materials, Electronic Resources, Course Expectations, and Grading. File also contains syllabus contract. The essential piece of this product is the course outline, which maps out a full year of learning targets that fall within 8 units: Business Operations & 21st Century Skills, Performance, Videography, Lighting, Audio, Written Content Creat
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9th - 12th
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High School 2D Art Rubric and Self Reflection
Elevate Your Artistic Journey with a Game-Changing Rubric! Attention, Creative Minds!Are you in search of a dynamic tool that combines a rubric with self-reflection, all neatly packaged on a single page? Look no further! Behold, my brainchild - a rubric designed to illuminate every project with the brilliance of effort, craftsmanship, time management, and originality.But that's not all! This ingenious creation empowers students to take charge of their own learning. They'll assess their work and
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Video Production Plan
Use this detailed plan for either a video production class or a video project within any subject. As a word doc, it can be added to Google Drive, easily converted, and then you can edit it in Google Docs or any word processor.
Grades:
4th - 12th
Public Service Announcement (School Life Commercials)
This is a helpful handout for video production students to create Public Service Announcement (School Life Commercials) that gives the content standards, possible topic ideas (suggestions are Littering,
ID Cards, Dress Code, Attendance/Tardy commercials, etc).
Instructions include what students need to do in 3 stages of creating videos: pre-production, production and post-production with specific criteria that students need to follow as they create their PSA videos.
Lastly the bottom of the
Grades:
6th - 12th
Analyzing and Creating Political Cartoons, Fun Activity for 1984
This activity is great for students reading 1984. They use the slogans of the book to create their own cartoons. They learn about the techniques involved in creating a political cartoon as well as discuss the history. It is a complete handout.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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PHOTOGRAPHY ASSIGNMENT Depth of Field - Aperture
This document is a detailed assignment that addresses the control of depth of field in photographs. The objective of the assignment is to use the aperture settings on the camera to control depth of field. The assignment is well structured and offers suggested guidelines on how to properly proceed through the assignment as to encourage success. An evaluation scoring sheet accompanies this assignment.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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