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Not grade specific visual arts study guides for Microsoft PowerPoint
Art History Google Slides Editable Art Movements Study Guide Lesson High School
This is my updated Art History Google slides that originally started as a Powerpoint for my Art history doodle notes! This is my go-to slides for teaching art history to my high school students. The google slides are fully editable and also work wonderfully as a study guide. I often base my final exam on questions from the google slides. This presentation is perfect for teachers new and experienced at teaching art history to their students. It includes 20 different art movements and cultures. Ea
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Introduction to Improv
In this 7 slide PowerPoint presentation, students are given a basic rationale for improv and creating and improv team. The last 2 slides include two improv games that are medium risk and include variations. Download the free accompanying guided notes worksheet.
https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Introduction-to-Improv-Guided-Notes-2562603
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Elements of Art: Color EVERYTHING!
Best deal for ultimate flexibility! This includes all slides from all of my versions of Elements of Art: Color, covering everything from the most basic primary vs. secondary colors all the way through advanced color theory. Information covered:-Primary colors-Secondary colors-Tertiary colors-Complementary color pairs-RGB colors-CMYK colors-Human visual spectrum and how eyes work-The color gamut, and restrictions of CMYK vs. RGB-Color schemes: monochromatic, complementary, split complementary, tr
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Elements of Art: Color Basics and Color Schemes
Introduction to color as an element of art, including primary colors, secondary colors, and the basic mechanics of a color wheel, and a detailed breakdown of basic color schemes: monochromatic, complementary, split complementary, triadic, analogous, and tetrad. The slides on color schemes delve into the technicalities on how these color schemes "work," as well as some helpful tips for choosing color schemes for designers.If you like this, see my other versions (paid):• "Elements of Art: Advanced
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Musical Theatre Notes - PowerPoint
There are many different types of musical theater. This Power Point Presentation includes 11 slides which, if purchased with the musical theatre notes activity, students can follow along and fill-in-the-blanks as the lesson covers the various dual definitions common in musical theater.
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THE FUNDAMENTALS OF ART; SLIDESHOW
The Fundamentals of Art is a tool designed to reinforce the elements of the artistic discipline for art. Visually appealing works of art and images along with read-aloud text offer information that will assist students to create, present, respond, and connect. The slideshow includes 45 slides, ending with a review that can be used for discussion or assessment. For other materials designed to engage students, check out the The Arts Education Store.
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Art History Movements PowerPoint
This Art History PowerPoint covers 25 art movements starting from Prehistoric Art (-40,000-4,000) B.C. to Contemporary Art (1970-Present). Each movement is described in length and contains 2 slides describing characteristics leading contributors, and influential works for the time.
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PowerPoint on Street and Graffiti Art
This is a PowerPoint about three famous street or graffiti artist. for each artist, it talks about three of their pieces. It uses the seven elements of art to evaluate each work.
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Color Theory Slideshow
Color Theory is one of the fundamental lessons you should teach your art students. I've used this lesson in drawing, painting, mixed media, and graphic design classes. Present this thorough slideshow to your students and they will be color theory experts! Slideshow includes information on:Color wheel Color schemes Tints, shades, tonesHue and saturation Warm and cool colors Primary, secondary, tertiary (color mixing) Grayscale/ values Follow to know when I post new resources!https://www.teachersp
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Also included in:Â Color Theory Bundle/ Great Sub Plans
Praxis II Study Guide for Art Vocabulary
Art Vocabulary Review for the Praxis II Art Exam
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Art History Study Guide for Praxis II
Art History Study Guide for Praxis II Art Test
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Praxis II Art Study Guide
World Art Visual and Text Study Guide for Praxis II Art Test
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