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High school visual arts handouts for Easel Activities
Halloween Writing & Art Activities for Middle School - Zombie Project
Halloween Art and Writing Activities for Middle School Students - Illustrated Zombie Survival Guides - These Halloween art and writing activities will fit seamlessly into your existing curriculum, and are a fun way to celebrate the season in your classroom. Through the completion of this package, students will brainstorm zombie characteristics with a partner, write a creative virus evacuation plan, and practice their paragraph writing through the construction of a detailed zombie apocalypse surv
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6th - 9th
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Intro to Adobe Photoshop 2020: Workspace & Tools, Digital and Print Resources
Successfully introduce your students to Adobe Photoshop 2020 with this scaffolded resource! These handouts can also be used as assessments and are a great review resource when students are preparing for The Adobe Certified Associate (ACA) certification exams as well as unit tests, midterms and finals in your classroom. This resource includes formats for in-person use as well as distance and hybrid learning! Use the PDF version for print outs and the digital version for distance learning with stu
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Virtual Museum Visit To The Louvre: Middle and High School Art and Architecture
Virtual Museum Visit To The Louvre: Middle and High School Art and ArchitectureThis activity allows students yo learn about the Louvre through virtually visiting the museum. This activity includes a 7 page activity containing:1. Short overview of Louvre2. Masterpiece of the Louvre investigation activity3. Activity about I.M. Pei's pyramid/architecture***** Three works contain nudity-e.g. Venus de Milo)****This activity is great to introduce students to the Louvre, great works of art, and archite
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5th - 12th
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The History of Jewelry Making
Informational text with vocabulary and comprehension activities included. Highlighted vocabulary and definitions on the lefthand side. This resource highlights common types of jewelry, gemstones, and gives a historical overview from prehistory to present times.
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4th - 11th
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Complete Movie Guide Handouts comparing Warm Bodies to Romeo and Juliet
There is a free preview here of the complete product, the preview is blurred however with the actual product it won't be.
This is 12 pages and makes up four handouts on plot, Fill-in character sheets comparing the film characters to their counterparts in Romeo and Juliet, a sheet with questions to answer while watching the film, and a handout comparing themes in the film as well as the play. I also provided answer sheets for the handouts.
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8th - 12th
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Elements and Principles of Art (Writing Activity)
This handout will help students along with writing about art; complete with a word bank and an example of acceptable answers! Students will use this to write a short reflection about their art and how they used the Elements of Art and the Principles of Design.
I teach elementary art and I try to incorporate writing every chance I get. This is a great way to assess you student's knowledge of the basics of art and design. I have my 4th and 5th graders use this to write about their art, but middl
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4th - 10th
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Hatching, Cross-Hatching & Stippling Worksheet: Creating Value, Intro to Shading
Introduce value, shading, gradients, and illustrative techniques through the use of different types of line. Students of all artistic levels can practice creating the illusion of a gradient using pen pressure, density and layering to create dark and light value.
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5th - 12th
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Anime Step by Step
This Step by Step Anime handout walks students through the process of drawing themselves in anime or other anime character. On the cover page is a brief description of anime and questions to spark conversations about characteristics and emotions, followed by two optional pages on how to draw the head shape, three pages of eyes (39 choices total), two pages of noses and mouths (20 choices total), and two pages of hair examples (34 choices total). Hair examples support a diverse group of student
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2nd - 12th
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Essential Art Lessons: Artist Statement, Philosophies, Viewfinders, Mat Artwork
This essential set of art lessons can be used in any high school art class.Included in this resource:Formal lesson plans for each concept:Creating a viewfinderMatting artworkIdentifying the philosophies of artWriting an artist statementStudent centered worksheets includingReverse interview strategy Artist statement rough draftOptical vs Absolute centering for mat cuttingPhilosophy definitionsPhilosophy matching activityStep by step creating a viewfinder with proportion strategiesOTHER RESOURCESD
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7th - 12th
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High School Art Abstract Foamcore Sculpture - Remote Learning Adaptable
Looking for an inexpensive, fun and engaging sculpture unit for your high school art students? This is it! Everything you need to teach a comprehensive unit on additive sculpture in one package, from beginning to end. The unit starts with a cover page that can be used as an introduction on an overhead projector, complete with an example of all three stages, preliminary drawing, maquette and final foamcore sculpture as well as the unit objectives and content standards. Pages 1 through 9 comprise
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9th - 12th
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Visual Arts: Exit Ticket & Art Critique Sheet
Visual Arts - Exit Ticket & Art Critique Sheet: This two page document includes one exit ticket and one art critique sheet. The exit ticket and art critique sheet can be used for multiple lessons and grade levels. Thanks for visiting Creativity in Motion!
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: High School Art: SUB PLANS
High School Art 3 Dimensional Paper Relief Sculpture - Remote Learning Adaptive
Wondering how your students can create spectacular sculptures out of paper? This unit is a complete resource for teaching and exploring paper sculpture. The unit begins with a cover page that provides visual examples of the finished product in colored and black and white versions as well as, objectives and content standards for the unit. The second page provides a suggested lesson by lesson overview for the instructor, along with detailed suggestions for implementing the unit as remote learning
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9th - 12th
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Middle School/High School Art Paper Stained Glass Windows
This fabulous unit is designed for either middle school or high school art students, depending on your assessment of their capabilities. The unit is written with concise step by step instructions and a visual diagram so that even if you have never done paper stained glass windows with your students, you'll be an expert in very little time.Page one of the unit is a cover page with visual examples (that could be shown on overhead to motivate students during introduction) and content standards. Pag
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7th - 10th
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Elements of Art Photo Scavenger Hunt - Art Exercise - Printable - Editable
Students find the elements in the “real world” and learn basic photography skills.PrintableThis is a fun way to apply learning while introducing photography. Have fun learning. In this packet, you will find the following:Scavenger Hunt Worksheet (google slides & PDF versions)Full color and black & white versionsEditableBONUS: Elements of Art Definitions WorksheetFollow Up Lesson IdeasKey materials needed:WorksheetsCameras or phones with camerasIdeas for Use:Skill buildingAssess masteryH
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4th - 12th
Art Appreciation & Art History: Writing Prompts for Ages 16 +
Art Appreciation & Art History - Writing Prompts: Fifty COMPARE AND CONTRAST Writing Prompts for Art Appreciation and Art History classes. This document was designed for High School and Adult Education Students. The prompts can be used for discussion, writing, research, and presentations. This document was designed for ages 16 +Note: See Preview for this detailed product.For more engaging activities, visit Creativity in Motion.
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: High School Art: SUB PLANS
High School Art - Acrylic Painting/Remote learning Adaptable
Need a high school art Acrylic Painting unit that's innovative, remote learning adaptable and ready to use? This is the unit! Everything you need to teach the basics of Acrylic painting is here. The Unit cover page provides some student examples and unit content standards. Page 1 of the student handout contains a brief overview and begins with unit vocabulary that that students can fill out as you cover the vocabulary (easel ready). Pages 2 and 3 continue with additional vocabulary. Page 4 provi
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9th - 12th
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MS-HS Art / Davinci Web Activity - Remote Learning Adaptable
Looking for a min-unit webquest that delves deeper into Leonardo Da Vinci?This is it, can be used for an Art History or World History lesson. This Interactive Web Activity handout is designed for middle school or high school art students. The first page is a cover page. Pages 1, 2 and 3 are the student handout pages, complete with website links and related questions and is now available as digital activity. Pages 4, 5 and 6 contains the key for the student handout. Page 6 also includes a short l
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7th - 10th
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Degas, Impressionism, and Drawing: High School Art Online / Distance Learning
You have the lessons, the problem is executing them. You have the assignment, the problem is they don't have the materials. If this sounds like you (it sure was me), this might be a good compliment or replacement for your impressionism or painting unit!This Edgar Degas art lesson utilizes any drawing materials students have in their homes, to teach them about impressionism and visual communication through gesture and value.Students will then use what they've learned to create their own impressio
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7th - 12th
Art - HS / Elements & Principles of Design Mini Unit
This mini unit is designed for 9-12 grade level, although it could be introduced as early as 7th grade. Everything you need to teach students about the visual language of art through the Elements and Principles of design is here. The 53 page unit consists of four sections. Pages 0-7 are a student handout to be filled in with written and visual samples of the Elements and Principles of design (This section has now been updated, as of 11/28/20, as a digital activity, allowing students to respond d
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9th - 12th
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GCSE Art Project Guide - Metamorphosis
For UK teachers. If your students follow the instructions in this handout they will cover all four Assessment Objectives and be well on their way to passing the GCSE course. Clear instructions, print friendly and fully aligned with the AQA GCSE Art specification. I have used this in my own department where we generally obtain 60% A - A (9 - 7) and 100% A - C (9 - 4). This resource works!!
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9th - 12th
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Virtual Art Museum Visit Activity Sheet/Distance Learning/Art History
Museum visits be they virtual or on-site yield great benefits for students. Students get a more close-up experience of the artwork and also the life of the artists.This activity sheet is helpful in helping students maximize their experience and appreciation of famous artworks around the world.There are many art museums around the world that offer free virtual tours. Do a search and you will find a list of these museums. Visit these museums without leaving your classrooms!Specially designed for 7
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7th - 12th
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Van Gogh, Post-Impressionism, Drawing: High School Art Online /Distance Learning
You have the lessons, the problem is executing them. You have the assignment, the problem is they don't have the materials. If this sounds like you (it sure was me), this might be a good compliment or replacement for your post-impressionist or painting unit!This Vincent Van Gogh art lesson utilizes any drawing materials students have in their homes, to teach them about post-impressionism and visual communication through line, value, and space.Students will then use what they've learned to create
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7th - 12th
Photography- Philip Halsman- Dali Atomicus Phot Analysis
This resource gives some background information about Philip Halsman's and his most famous work, Dali Atomicus. It also gives an activity for writers or photographers that relates to the image. This resource is good for: Photography ClassPhotographic/Art HistorySurrealismFor additional photography resources, try these: Photography-Gordon Parks Photo Analysis Photography- Kevin Carter- Vulture and the Girl Photo Analysis Photography- Dorothea Lange's Migrant Mother Photo Analysis Photography- C
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Salvador Dali Powerpoint & Sketchbook Prompts Bundle
Haring, Pop Art, and Digital Illustration: High School Art / Distance Learning
Teaching art online? Go digital?If you're struggling to find ways to teach art in a manner that is accessible to students learning online, this Keith Haring Inspired Art Tutorial utilizes a free online tool https://vectr.com/ to teach students digital illustration skills, abstract art, and visual communication through pictographs, colour, and line.A great way to simultaneously teach students about the concept of pop art and how to use art as a tool for change!Students will then use what they've
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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