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8th grade visual arts resources for GATE under $5
Explorer Timeline Project Using a Graphic Organizer
TEXT NOT INCLUDED This foldable graphic organizer can be used with any explorer unit. Students research explorers using outside sources, then complete this foldable project. It can be used as a component in an interactive notebook or displayed on a bulletin board. Choose which explorers you want to assign to students. I assign five for my 4th graders. This product includes 22 images of the most commonly studied explorers of North America.Follow us at:www.teacherspayteachers.com/store/thank-a-
Grades:
3rd - 8th
Also included in: 4th Grade California Social Studies Projects All Year
Making Inferences with The Golden Rule
Challenge students to identify the theme of the iconic painting The Golden Rule by Norman Rockwell through multiple "readings," close observation of details in the painting, and discussion of the cultural and historical context of the artwork.What's IncludedSlideshow with the Norman Rockwell painting, versions of the Golden Rule from around the world, and a quote about the painting from the artistDiscussion questions with background/support for the teacherDiscussion question cards (for use in ji
Grades:
5th - 8th
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Create a Culture Student Project | Gifted and Talented
Get your students thinking creatively! This project can be tackled in small teams or individually. Your students will use their imagination and creativity to invent their very own culture. The packet included will walk them through illustrating and writing about the following aspects of their invented culture.
- climate and geography
- language
- education
- architecture
- religion and beliefs
- economy
- clothing
- artifact list
Writing frames and a rubric are included.
This project is perfec
Grades:
PreK - 8th
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Media Literacy Lesson - Analyzing Photographs - How to Write an Analysis
Develop your students’ media literacy skills and literary analysis skills with photographs! Students approach analyzing photographs much the same as Literary Analysis, but it activates a visual intelligence that can be applied to a wide range of art and media. This lesson focuses on how to write an analysis of a photograph. Students will be able to:✅ Introduce a claim about a photograph✅ Cite evidence using visual observation✅ Clarify that evidence in paraphrase✅ Explain how the evidence support
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7th - 10th
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How to Draw a 3D House (2-Point Perspective)
This lesson is designed for students who have learned how to draw basic boxes using 2-point perspective.
This is a two-part lesson that is designed to show students that their quality of their artwork can be improved by applying what they know about linear perspective. The lesson will reveal successful "before and after" pictures.
Part #1: Students (who have been taught the principles of 2-point perspective) will be challenged to draw a house. Most students will revert to old drawing habits
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Grades:
4th - 12th
Adjectives for Describing Art Poster
This is a page/poster that students can use as a reference when writing about art. Great for teachers of art history, art teachers, and elementary teachers teaching art. Also great for gifted and talented learners. It is a great way for any teacher of writing to incorporate new vocabulary and incorporate art into writing.
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Introduction to Principles of Design and Elements of Art - Media Literacy Lesson
Extend your students’ analysis skills by teaching them Elements of Art and Principles of Design. Students can apply their understanding to photographs, paintings, sculptures, and advertisements. These formal elements will allow students to support their interpretations and deepen their analytical skills. Includes observation, vocabulary activities, and an optional quiz. (grades 7-10 ELA, Yearbook, and Journalism)This is the first lesson in my Photo Analysis Unit, and it's great for building a fo
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7th - 10th, Higher Education
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3D initials Art Project
Perfect lesson for 6th-12th grade students. It is an intensely fun project that your intense art students will love.The lesson uses recycled materials and beautiful collage of scraps of decorative paper.
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Grades:
8th - 12th
Also included in: 28 lessons and activities: Beginning HS Art (9th to 12th grade)
Art Social Change & Advocacy Project
Art Social Change & Advocacy Project:
Students read short explanations and facts about eight different world issues. They may research these (and others of their choice) more extensively, if desired. Students choose an issue they care about, and create an art poster that persuades others to create social change. Their artwork will creatively advocate for their cause, as well as inspire and educate others.
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5th - 10th
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Typography - Lettering Art Project - Middle School Font Lesson Guide
This lettering project was a huge success with my middle school students! It can be used in a face-to-face, hybrid, or a virtual learning setting!This product includes:25+ slides detailing each step of this process.Basic pacing I used for my 40 minute class periods. It is totally editable as I uploaded it as the original PowerPoint file!If you want the fonts I used, I have included a PDF copy of the project!Example work Rough Drafting/Planning Worksheet PDF
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5th - 12th
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Also included in: Art Bundle - Growing Bundle!
Linear Relationships Art #1 - Graphing Straight Lines - Project Based Learning
Linear Relationships Art #1 - Graphing Straight Lines - PBL, Project Based LearningThis math art project embodies the principles of project-based learning, merging mathematics with artistic expression to engage students in a multifaceted educational experience. Students will graph 18 linear equations, meticulously tracing each line then creating intricate oblong shapes within spaces created by the lines. The project culminates in a vibrant display of color as students fill in each unique shape,
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7th - 11th
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WEP (Written Education Plan) layout for Visual Arts Students
A google doc that can be easily copied and edited with a WEP format to make visual art WEP writing a breeze. Edit to your specified needs. This includes a checklist of other gifted ID areas, art class enrollment checklist, school provided support list, optional support parents can provide, goals, timeline, signatures
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K - 12th
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Scratch Art
Andy Warhol Inspired Art Lesson Plan
Get your students' creativity flowing with this art lesson plan! Andy Warhol is one of the most influential, iconic artists of our time and this project is the perfect way to introduce children to his Pop Art style. Use commonly found art materials to create this masterpiece.
Digital Download Includes Three PDFs:
PDF #1: Lesson Plan
• Supplies Needed
• Detailed Directions
• Learning Objectives (Skills Learned)
• Vocabulary
PDF #2: Letter to Families
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PreK - 12th, Staff
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Photo Analysis Project - Media Literacy & Analysis
Extend your students’ analysis skills with this Photo Analysis Project. Students become the photographer and share a photo with a classmate. They analyze each other’s photos and write a formal and literary analysis. Editable in PowerPoint. (grades 7-10 ELA, Yearbook, and Journalism)This is a lesson in my Photo Analysis Unit, and it's great for teaching students to integrate audience, purpose, and context into their analyses.What You Get:1. Introduction to writing a photo analysis2. Peer conferen
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7th - 10th, Higher Education
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Principles of Design PowerPoint Presentation
This is a presentation that I use with my Yearbook class, though I am sure it is applicable to any art class that covers the principles of design. The principles that are explained and illustrated are Balance, Emphasis or Dominance, Variety and Rhythm. The presentation includes definitions and tons of examples. There is a slide at the end that asks, 'What principles of design do these illustrate?' This is where you can add your own examples (consider adding copyrighted material like famous paint
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Grades:
5th - 12th
Food Truck Menu Design Challenge
***Edit for distance learning- Teams could meet as small groups on zoom, could be done individually, or could be done with siblings.*Rubric includedDay 1: Food Truck ResearchMaterials: 1 copy per student. Chromebooks/computersResearch different food trucks in your area. Take a look at their menus. Respond to the prompts on the research document. Day 2: Design BrainstormMaterials: 1 copy per studentStudents brainstorm what types of food they might want to include in their food truck menu. Day 3:
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Grades:
3rd - 8th
Also included in: NGSS Engineering Design Challenges Bundle
Psychology of Perspective (Informational Text) - Media Literacy Lesson
This informational text on the Psychology of Perspective is part of my Photo Analysis Unit. Students build domain vocabulary for analysis (high angle, closeup, aerial shot, etc.) and begin to understand how artists and marketers use colors strategically. Includes an optional quiz and a low-ink printing option. (grades 7-10 ELA, Yearbook, and Journalism)What You Get:1. Writing prompt (bellringer)2. Informational text with domain vocabulary3. Application activity4. Optional quiz5. Full answer key*
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7th - 10th
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All About Me Cube
Students are asked to teach their peers about them by completing the cube. They will express their uniqueness, creativity, thoughts, and interests…this is a great getting to know you/back to school activity!Check out another cube activity!EMOTIONS/STRESS/MENTAL HEALTH CUBE ACTIVITY
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4th - 9th
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Do you want to change a snowman?
In this activity, the students take an ordinary snowman and change it via the SCAMPER method.
SCAMPER is a mnemonic that stands for:
Substitute.
Combine.
Adapt.
Modify.
Put to another use.
Eliminate.
Reverse.
There is a rubric included. Teachers may need to provide materials depending on the snowmen the children create.
Grades:
K - 8th
Gordon Parks - Media Literacy Biographical Article - Black History
Extend your students’ analysis skills with this media literacy lesson. This resource contains an informational text about Gordon Parks, a photographer and editor. Students use the context of Parks’ life and his stated goals to analyze one of his most famous photographs. Then, they write a scaffolded analysis. This media literacy lesson is perfect for:✅ 7th-10th ELA✅ Yearbook and Journalism✅ Black History MonthThis is a lesson in my Photo Analysis Unit, and it's great for teaching students to int
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7th - 10th
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Growth Mindset Coloring Bookmarks
Reinforce these positive messages with these 10 coloring bookmarks. One side is a whimsical original coloring picture, the other side is a inspiring growth mindset quote. Copy back to back on cardstock for reversible bookmarks. Quotes include:I like a challenge!I'm on the right track!Instead of giving up, I can use a different strategy!Good enough is not good enough for me!I keep trying even if it is hard!Mistakes help me learn!I made progress!My effort and attitude determine everything!I can le
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1st - 8th
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Psychology of Color (Informational Text) - Media Literacy Lesson
This informational text on the Psychology of Color is part of my Photo Analysis Unit. Students build domain vocabulary for analysis (saturation, hue, shade, etc.) and begin to understand how artists and marketers use colors strategically. Includes an optional quiz and a low-ink printing option. (grades 7-10 ELA, Yearbook, and Journalism)What You Get:1. Writing prompt (bellringer)2. Informational text with domain vocabulary3. Application activity4. Optional quiz5. Full answer key**Includes low-in
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7th - 10th
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Winter Drawing Sudoku (4 Levels)
Using Sudoku and some basic drawing to help keep students busy and stimulate their brains! Includes 4 puzzles of varying levels (1-4) as well as the answer key. Students can color code to help solve or assign pictures numerical values. Perfect for challenging any student especially those who complete work early and need something to do. Scroll down to the bottom for some printable squares for your younger students to cut and paste in the missing squares.
*See my Back to School and Spring Sudoku
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K - 12th, Staff
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Photographer Interview Project - Media Literacy & Analysis
Extend your students’ analytical ability with Photo Analysis. In this project, students interview a photographer in order to build an understanding of purpose, context, and audience for their art. Then, they use this new understanding to analyze one of the photographer’s pieces. This resource includes a guidelines/brainstorming page and a project rubric, both editable in PPT. (grades 7-10 ELA, Yearbook, and Journalism)This is a lesson in my Photo Analysis Unit, and it's great for teaching studen
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7th - 10th, Higher Education
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