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End of Year graphic arts homework for Microsoft Word
15 Yearbook Advertising Projects
This advertising assessment contains fifteen advertising projects to promote awareness and the sale of the yearbook. Projects range from student photo competitions to contacting parents about buying a book.
Students are required to complete 5 of the fifteen projects and write a journal entry about the effect of their marketing endeavors. I recommend giving students a couple of class periods and two weeks outside of class to plan and complete their projects.
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7th - 12th
Face Drawing Practice Worksheet
This is a collection of open source and hand drawn faces. The faces are cut in half, so only the left or right side is shown. The job of the student is to do their best to complete the face by drawing the other side. The idea is to emulate the existing style of the drawing as much as possible.
A variety of different styles, ages, and people are represented in this 9 page document. Faces can be drawn to easily reinforce lessons of value, tone, expression and atmosphere.
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5th - 8th
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Grid Technique Worksheet
This worksheet is an excellent way for students of all ages, though it was geared towards high school students, to practice transferring an image using the grid technique. On the worksheet is a smaller grid that is labelled A-H and 1-10. The directions as for them to use the smaller grid on the left and to go square by square to transfer the image of the Minion. There is also a large blank practice square to help them get used to the technique if they are having trouble.I used this worksheet as
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3rd - 12th
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Value and Light Sources Worksheet
This 2 page worksheet set is a good introduction for students learning about tint and shade, light and dark, and how shadows are seen in a 2D plane. This worksheet set is a good reinforcement for students who have missed relevant classes or require further reinforcement.
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This page includes a shaded value scale and a blank value scale for practice, as well as a more complicated shape for the first applications of shading.
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This page is an intermediate level worksheet where studen
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4th - 7th
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Interior Design Sketching Project: Half and Half
This activity starts with some background informationon the essential skill of sketching as it relates to Interior Design and a few tips for sketching techniques. The activity itself involves the student completing the top half of an actual magazine drawing using hand sketching and hatching techniques
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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First Grade Summer Packet: Daily 10 minute reading, math, and writing homework
Worried about students losing core skills over the summer? Problem solved! This packet has 90 days of summer "homework" for first grade. (It could be adapted for other grades with some effort.) It contains a reading passage, math problem, and writing activity for each day. The problems should be able to be completed in 15 minutes, allowing students to enjoy their summer while retaining core skills.
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1st
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Homework Tracker Weekly Editable 2015-2016
This is the way I keep track of who is doing their weekly homework in my classroom. It includes every week of the next school year (2015-2016). I post this on the wall right above where I collect my homework. I have used this the past few years in my classroom. The students enjoy seeing how much homework they have accomplished, as well as, how much more is yet to come. When hanging this, you will need to do a quick little cut of the boarders so the words match up. The dates are put in as weekly
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PreK - 11th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Positive and Negative Space Worksheet
This three page worksheet set is a good way to introduce the concepts of positive and negative space. Although sometimes this concept is hard to visualize, this worksheet set uses a combination of fun illusions and free-form colouring to guide the student.
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Using widely known double images, or optical illusions, students can separate two different areas of an image and look at them each as individual pieces.
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Using selectively chosen colouring book style open-source images, st
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3rd - 6th
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6th Grade Summer Reading List
Need an easy summer reading list? Download my list and customize it to fit your classroom and school's needs! Happy Reading!
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6th
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Sketchbook Assignment Calendar
I challenge my students with prompts on their weekly sketchbook assignment. This calendar lists a semester of assignment ideas that not only tell them what fun thing to draw but also what medium and technique to use! If I left it up to my students, some would draw the same types of things over and over. This forces them to branch out and face new challenges.
Examples: Draw your favorite toy from when you were little with pencil using gradual blending, Draw your spirit animal in ink with cross h
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in:Â Teaching the Elements and Principles
Thanksgiving Rebus Story
If you believe that variety is the spice of writing, then you'll want to purchase this 5 page unique writing lesson. Students will have a ball writing and decoding rebus stories about Thanksgiving. First, there is a rebus for them to decipher. Then there are directions on how to write their own. Next there are 2 pages for writing. The lines are an extra wide distance apart to allow for pictures. Last there is a word bank of Thanksgiving-related words as well as an answer key for the rebus
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Brown Bear, Brown Bear Coloring Activity
Coloring Activity for Brown Bear, Brown Bear What Do You See? Has vertical layout so you can make puppets, or cut and paste with them.
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PreK - 1st
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MONTHLY FAMILY SCRAPBOOK PROJECTS
SCRAPBOOKING IS ALL THE RAGE. This is a must or at least hopefully a want for every classroom at just about any grade/age level. If you're looking for a really fun way to get family members involved in their children's schoolwork, this is a great place to begin. At Back to School Night or Open House, present parents/guardians with this list of monthly scrapbook activities. Try to encourage each student to purchase their own scrapbooks or put them on your supply list or you could even ask for
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Beginning of the Year or End of Year Playing Card Math! Perfect!
Playing Card Math is a wonderful Math practice tool for your new kiddos or the ones that are moving on! A letter for "homework" for the beginning of the year and a letter for "summer practice" for the end of the year are included. Also, a recording sheet. Run multiple copies of the recording sheet to attach if you choose End-of-Year. (All in WORD so you can modify as needed!)
I copy, staple and slide a deck of playing cards in an envelope for a Beginning of the Year Homework assignment.
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K - 2nd
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Brochure Design Bundle
With both the project sheet and the lesson plan you will be ready to have your students tackle a great project. They will have total ownership of this project and will have a good understanding of how to manage a in depth project. (bonus file included)
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Create Your Own Propaganda Poster Project
WW2 project that can be used during study of propaganda and the influence and use of posters by both the Allies and the Axis Powers. Use with study of Dr. Suess political cartoons.
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7th - 12th
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AP Studio Art Summer Assignment: AP Photo
It's the summer of exploration! Keep your future AP students engaged this summer with a summer assignment built around the NEW AP studio art guidelines. The assignments are built around 3 goals with specific instructions on how to record, plan, and investigate them all. GOAL 1: Sketch every day (includes prompts!), GOAL 2: Find inspiration through exploring artists, architects, & designers, GOAL 3: Visit 1 Fine Art gallery. The assignment is built around the new AP art criteria focusing on m
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Draw a Giraffe - Animals / Science / Art
This is a great lesson for science classes or art classes. The lesson focuses on identifying physical characteristics of giraffes and having students use a grid to recreate a picture of a giraffe.Included with this purchase is an explanation of the lesson (goals, directions), a master copy of the giraffe picture on a grid, a student gird for their picture, and a sample of the reduced giraffe. This is a fun and east activity for classes where accurate drawing will be important as it introduces
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6th - 9th
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This Day in History - February 4: Snow White Debuts (no prep/sub plan)
This is an informational reading article about the debut of the movie Snow White. This is a perfect assignment to use as a "Bell Ringer" or "5 Minute Reading/Writing" type of activity. It also works well as a substitute teaching assignment or extra credit. The information is from the History Channel's website, the questions are mine. Can also be used as a web quest using the history.com website. MS Word doc for easy editing.
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5th - 12th
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Digital Photo Journal
I assign this to my Digital Photography students as a "Photo Journal". These pictures are meant to give the students the same freedom they have when snapping pictures on their cell phones as they already do, but gives them more direction and motivation.
The students are to email the photos or put them on dropbox (instructions can be modified for your class settings) every Monday, giving them the weekend to take the photo. They are welcome to use and experiment with any photo app available to t
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Meet Rosina Theme 1 Week 4
This unit consists of a variety of activities to introduce, teach, reinforce, and/or practice the skills embedded in the story, Meet Rosina. The activities can be completed as a whole class, small group, in partners, or in a center. The unit contains:
1. Title, Author, Genre, Skills Posters (copy on card stock)
2. Week 4 Blending Words
3. Phonics poster/Word Sorts
4. Spelling Activities
5. Vocabulary poster/pictures
6. Vocabulary writing/drawing activities
7. Story note ta
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2nd
Movie Poster Project
Reading a novel? Watching a film? It's the perfect opportunity to design/ plan a movie poster! This project has worked well as a precursor to 6th grade students designing their own posters in GIMP photo editing program.
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5th - 8th
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Grid Technique Practice Worksheet in Spanish
This worksheet is an excellent way for students of all ages, though it was geared towards my ENL high school students, to practice transferring an image using the grid technique. On the worksheet is a smaller grid that is labelled A-H and 1-10. The directions as for them to use the smaller grid on the left and to go square by square to transfer the image of the Minion. There is also a large blank practice square to help them get used to the technique if they are having trouble.I used this worksh
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Drafting and Grid Art Worksheet
Basic drafting is a very useful skill when learning how to draw. The first natural step in learning how to draw for many young artists is first by imitation. By breaking down images into smaller, simpler areas, students can dissect an image visually with much greater ease.
Students will enjoy doing this exercise, as I have collected and hand-drawn a variety of open-source images that will be relatable to a variety of students. Students will complete these worksheets by copying each square at a
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5th - 8th
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