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7th grade art homework for Google Apps
Art Bell Ringers - Artwork Analysis Worksheets - Art Research (2 versions)
This resources consists of two versions of 20 worksheets (both of which contain the same artworks). The two sets are designed to help better reach various classroom needs- the first set requires students to be able to do some online research, while the questions for the second set can be completed just by viewing the given artwork.~The first set gives the title of the artwork, and has seven questions for students to answer which include researching the artist name, year of the artwork and moveme
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Name Art Project
Finding ways for students to get creative in math class can be tough. This project gives your students a chance to play with color, fonts, and to look at their names in a different way. The Name Art Project is set up to be used with Google Slides BUT you can modify the activity and have students do their names on paper! Just print out the alphabet for them to reference - or trace - give them a sheet or two of paper, and let them get creative.This project is a fun way to review angle and geomet
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7th - 10th
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Digital Photography Art Unit (Google Slides - 13 lessons/assignments)
This Digital Photography Unit was designed for distance learning through Google Classroom. I used it with a group of 7th graders, 9th graders, and 10th graders and it went very well (good student learning and feedback - easy to grade and teach.) It's a great unit to use in the classroom as well as most all students have digital cameras or camera phonesIt covers fun, technical, and art history assignments.L1 is PearDeck enabled for those who want to use it!Some lessons are just 3-4 slides, while
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6th - 10th
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Also included in: Best-Selling Art Units Bundle (5 Units - 48 Total Lessons)
Local News Report Activity for Broadcast Journalism
Sometimes, you just need an activity to do in class, like NOW! This Local News Report Activity can be done individually or in a group and most importantly, once you brainstorm with your class about their local news stations, broadcast journalists can get to work. Broadcasters will learn what makes a good local news story, check for good film and interview techniques and learn what is required for themselves when producing a news report. Teacher instructions and different uses for the lesson are
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Character Design Art Unit (Google Slides - 11 lessons/assignments)
This Character Design Unit was designed for distance learning through Google Classroom. I used it with a group of 8th graders and the student feedback was GREAT! It works just as well in the classroom.The unit balances lessons practicing rendering & copying with creating & designing. Slides are made so that you can edit the text boxes for your personal teaching needs!By the end of the unit students will have:learned about and utilized Shape Language and Color Languagelearned about and pr
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Best-Selling Art Units Bundle (5 Units - 48 Total Lessons)
Interactive Gallery: Artists of the Chicano Movement
This resource is a Google form and doc linked to an interactive gallery on the artists of the Chicano Movement.Chicano artists used their work as a form of political and social commentary, to promote cultural identity, and to raise awareness about the experiences of Mexican Americans in the United States during the Chicano Movement.Students will complete the 8 reading comprehension and 1 grid question on the form. Then students will complete the 3 short answer questions on the doc. This activity
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6th - 11th
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Also included in: America in the 1960's and 1970's Activities Bundle
Sketchbook Assignments (16 for Art 1)
16 Sketchbook Assignment Prompts in Google Slides format (editable) with high school student exmaples. Could be used/adapted for middle school as well. Ranges in skills from shading and color blending to exploring symmetry and character design. Some prompts include: mini masterpiece, observational drawing, using color schemes, optical illusions, portraiture, surrealism & landscapes.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Symbolism Lesson: Analyzing in Film
Help students develop their ability to identify and analyze symbolism with a short film!This lesson includes a bell-ringer task, definition and examples of symbolism in cinema, watching a short film, and a brief writing assignment.This resource works both as a lesson plan and as an independent assignment.The short film used in this lesson is "Alike" by Daniel Martínez Lara & Rafa Cano Méndez. It is a story about the conflict of societal values: imagination vs work ethic.Enjoy, and Thank You
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Symbolism Lesson: Analyzing in Film [SLIDES + WORKSHEET]
Drawing Prompts for Daily Warm-ups -Middle School & High School Art
Art classroom warm-ups are designed to kickstart creativity and get students into the artistic mindset at the beginning of each class. These exercises will take about 5 minutes to complete and will evolve as the year progresses. You can adapt and modify them to suit your class's needs.Structure of the Slideshow:October-May are included in the Google SlidesWithin each month's section, includes 7-13 slides for individual warm-up exercises, depending on the month.Each slide uses visuals and step-by
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in: Daily Warm-ups! -Middle School & High School Art
US History: Minorities on the World War Two Home Front: Distance Learning
This is a three-part lesson, Minorities on the World War Two Home Front, Zoot Suit Riots during World War Two Inquiry Lesson, and finally World War Two Japanese Internment Inquiry Lesson. You can find all three lessons in my store.A guided reading about Women, African Americans, Native Americans, and Latinos on the World War Two Home Front. I also include links to the trailers of movies that have come out on each one of the topics and ask the kids to rate them.Bellwork: Use the image and caption
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7th - 11th
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Also included in: US History World War Two BUNDLE
Earth Day Recycling Family Project in English and Spanish
Product Overview:Included are 2 family letters in English and Spanish that explain an Earth Day take home recyclable project. Great resource to increase parent communication and family participation in the classroom. The project consist of students using recyclable materials to create their favorite bug.Documents are on Google Docs and are editable.Fun EARTH DAY take home activity that supports virtual and in person learning.Works great for art teachers and classroom teachers alike.No prep work
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PreK - 8th
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Takashi Murakami: Famous Japanese Artist Worksheet & Answer Guide - Art History
Learn about famous Japanese artist Takashi Murakami through this Worksheet & Answer Guide!★ In this worksheet, students will have a chance to write down some facts they know about Takashi Murakami, while also asking themselves open-ended questions and drawing related imagery.★ Our worksheet also comes with a Worksheet Answers Guide that shares factual and sample answers to more open ended questions. ★ Our FREE Takashi Murakami YouTube Video is also linked for student and teacher reference, a
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Takashi Murakami - Art History Education Bundle
30 Sketchbook Prompts and Daily Draw Assignments - Middle and High School Art
Here is a list of sketchbook prompts and assignments that I use as bell work or weekly assignments for my high school students. It includes color, line, texture, pattern, value, and movement. This batch of mini lessons is great for middle and high school art teachers, homeschooling families or general education teachers looking to add more art to their curriculum. This is a Google Slide presentation with over 20 different drawing prompts and examples. Great of virtual learning/teaching.
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6th - 12th
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Mary Cassatt: Famous American Artist Worksheet & Answer Guide - Art History
Learn about famous American artist and influential figure, Mary Cassatt through this Worksheet & Answer Guide!★ In this worksheet, students will have a chance to write down some facts they know about Mary Cassatt, while also asking themselves open-ended questions and drawing related imagery.★ Our worksheet also comes with a Worksheet Answers Guide that shares factual and sample answers to more open ended questions.★ Our FREE Mary Cassatt YouTube Video is also linked for student and teacher r
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: 8 Female Famous Artists Education Bundle
Animal Fur (texture & style) - Handout & Worksheet
Explore animal fur, how to approach it's textures, and styles with this handout & worksheet. ★ This printable handout breaks down animal fur, the different types of fur textures, as well as styles, and recommendations for lining and coloring. ★ This handout teaches students about different approaches to animal fur, with a space to brainstorm and describe their own recreation of fur textures. ★ Students are prompted at the end of the handout to apply their understanding to an animal on a sepa
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6th - 12th
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Interactive Gallery: Artistic Movements During the Industrial Revolution
This resource is a Google Form and Doc linked to an interactive gallery on the artistic movements during the Industrial Revolution.The Industrial Revolution affected all aspects of life, including the arts. Authors, poets, dramatists, and painters reacted in different ways to a changing society, urbanization, and the growth of industry. Some artists turned to nature, while others depicted the stark reality of life. Students will analyze the image then complete the 2 reading comprehension questi
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5th - 10th
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Also included in: The Industrial Revolution (1750-1914) Interactive Bundle
Optical Illusion Art Unit (Google Slides - 4 lessons/assignments
The 4-lesson unit was designed for distance learning for Middle/Upper School art students but works just as well in the classroom!Lesson 1 - Hand IllusionLesson 2 - Impossible ShapesLesson 3 - Anamorphic Pool IllusionLesson 4 - Student Choice from Youtube PlaylistEasy to assign and grade in Google ClassroomStudents can complete assignments on paper or digitallyEach Slide and lesson sends students to a video tutorial, has written directions, and includes tips and ways to add challenge for advance
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Best-Selling Art Units Bundle (5 Units - 48 Total Lessons)
Six Fan-Art Challenge; Art Project-Distance Learning-Google Slide
Are you looking for a fun way to teach art online or in school?This product includes a fully editable Google Slide that guides students through this fun and engaging art project. Students will be drawing their favourite characters in a grid template.I posted this presentation on my google classroom and it was easy for my students to read/understand the instructions. I assigned it to grade 10-12 students, but younger grades such as 7-9 will enjoy it too. This product includes:Editable Google Slid
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6th - 12th
Parent Wanted Assignment
Students will create a "wanted ad" about a high-quality parent. The ad will ask them to identify qualifications a parent should have before becoming a parent, duties that all parents must perform as a parent, and traits that a high-quality parent should exhibit. This assignment is in Google Slides. There is a cover slide, directions slide, grading scale slide, and "wanted ad" formatting slide for students to create their own wanted ad on. Everything is fully editable!
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Parenting Bundle
School Appropriate Early Hip-Hop Reading Lesson
This is a school-appropriate reading assignment about the beginning of hip hop. This would be a great sub-plan (music/band/choir teacher or not) that could be either printed out or done completely online. I do not have many questions about graffiti or the philosophy of hip hop. This assignment is a bit more geared towards the musical aspects of early hip-hop. The article is from kennedycenter.org and has some great videos to watch as well (both music and graffiti and breakdancing related).
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7th - 12th
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The Louvre- Scavenger Hunt
This is a follow up scavenger hunt of The Metropolitan Museum in NYC The Louvre is the most visited art museums in the world. Students will hunt around the virtual museum to identify works of art from different centuries, countries and mediums.This resource is completely digitally interactive. I have also included black and white printable copy and teacher answer key.IncludedSlides 1-7: digital color copies Slides 9-15: black and white printable copiesSlides 19-23: Teacher answer keyMaster sli
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7th - 10th
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Roy Lichtenstein Famous Artist Worksheet & Answer Guide - Art History
Learn about famous pop artist Roy Lichtenstein through this Worksheet & Answer Guide!★ In this worksheet, students will have a chance to write down some facts they know about Roy Lichtenstein, while also asking themselves open-ended questions and drawing related imagery.★ Our worksheet also comes with a Worksheet Answers Guide that shares factual and sample answers to more open ended questions. Our FREE Roy Lichtenstein YouTube Video is also linked for student and teacher reference.This Work
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Roy Lichtenstein - [Pop] Art History Education Bundle
Sugar Skull Design- Calavera de Azucar
This is a Drag and Drop Google Slide activity, where students can design their own sugar skull.It a fun activity to celebrate Day of the Dead. Once student finish their design, they can print it and use it as a mask.
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1st - 12th
Found Object Drawings
Quick sketchbook activity, class warm up, assignment left for a substitute, or a full blown project! Great for any level of visual arts!
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4th - 12th
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