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7th grade art homeschool curricula for Google Apps
Art Lesson - POINTILLISM (4th/5th Grades)
Studying Georges Seurat's AFTERNOON AT LA GRANDE JATTE, students will learn the art history behind the pointillism art movement and how it applies to today's technology. Included in the slides are personal pictures of mine when I saw the painting at the Art Institute of Chicago which offers students perspective on the size of the painting, and how Seurat spent months painting dots! The art project uses 9x12 drawing paper, markers, and pencils. Designed for upper elementary, this can also be u
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2nd - 12th
Manifest Destiny: Analyzing "American Progress" by John Gast - Google Drive
John Gast's "American Progress" painting is one of the most recognized images in American history. Your students will analyze Gast's portrayal of Manifest Destiny on their own (via Google Docs) and identify 10 ways they think Gast was trying to symbolize the story of America in his painting. The next step is to provide students with a 27 page .pdf that shows various zoomed in portions of the painting and what he was trying to get the viewer to see in this incredible work of art. Check out my
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6th - 9th
20th Century US History. Full Year. Includes Music, Art, Geography, LA, & more!
This is the most comprehensive 20th Century History Curriculum you will ever find!! Learn about events that happened every single year of the 20th century. Each day you will study one year of the 20th century. For instance, the first day of school you will learn what happened in 1900 and the second day, 1901. You will learn about things that were invented and their inventors, natural disasters, world records, books written, plays performed, movies made, songs that were popular, elections and pre
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K - 12th
Google Slides - Creating a Dynamic Timeline (Distance learning)
This project is ideal as a stand alone, independent assignment that brings a piece of the past to life. Students use Google Slides to construct a dynamic, linked timeline that highlights major life events for a notable historical figure. My goal in creating the instructions was to make them so clear that students would have no trouble completing this assignment on their own. To that end, screen shots with sequential steps are provided, along with links to video demonstrations of all steps. In
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7th - 12th
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Art Around the World Google Classroom {50% OFF} Digital Resources
Around the World Art {DIGITAL GOOGLE CLASSROOM VERSION } - Great for Distance Learning | During Coronavirus | Covid-19Students will read & learn about the art history from Nigeria, Italy, Japan, India, Mexico, and China! They will discover common art elements & themes from each location and famous artworks in history. "What I Learned" recall & writing pages as well as "Exploring Artwork" homework pages are included in this resource! Fun art projects featuring common elements and them
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3rd - 8th
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Art Curriculum (5th or 6th grade) for Christian School
This 63 page curriculum is designed for 5th or 6th grade students in a Christian School or homeschool setting. It could absolutely be used by any art teacher, however, if you work in a public school you just wouldn't use the biblical integration part of the lesson. This curriculum includes:15 Lesson plans National StandardsBiblical IntegrationObjectives Essential QuestionsVocabulary Artists to highlightGrading rubricVideo linksGoogle slide linksStudent examplesWorksheets6 seasonal Sub Plansand
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5th - 8th
Perspective Practice: Drawing a Landscape - Print & Digital
Teach this lesson in-person or remotely by sharing the included Google Slideshow.Once students have been introduced to the concept of drawing in perspective, they can begin to put their skills into practice with TheColorThief's collection of Perspective Practice lessons.This step-by-step tutorial walks students through the process of drawing a landscape in one point perspective. This lesson focuses on the use of a horizon line, vanishing point, and the things that occur when we draw depth using
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4th - 12th
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Art Lesson - NDEBELE ANIMALS (4th/5th)
Using pencils, rulers, oil pastels, and watercolors, students will create an art piece that celebrates the color and liveliness of the Ndebele people in Africa! In it, students will learn a bit about the Ndebele culture and history and then move on to create a unique mixed media art piece. This lesson is geared towards upper elementary, but can be used with a variety of ages!
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3rd - 8th
Comprehension Booklet for _Drums, Girls, & Dangerous Pie_ by J. Sonnenblick
Customizable Google slides presentation containing directions for students to create a comprehension 'booklet' on card stock paper (but could be changed to them creating a new slides file, as well!) Grading rubric is also included with detailed requirements and points values. Includes the following activities:- creating a new original title and artwork- citing three vocabulary words from the text with the page numbers and sentences from the novel- creating new sentences using the vocabulary- cre
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7th - 9th
Bitmoji Virtual Classroom Winter Mountainside
Winter Mountainside is a "Classroom Favorite" Virtual Classroom Page/Slide for your online resources where you can add links, audio/video, additional slides, your own Bitmoji icons and more.Other Virtual Rooms: Coffee Shop, Reading Room, Candy Store, Cozy Cottage, Cozy Waiting Room & Book Nook, Christmas Cabin ,Silver & Gold Holiday, Polar Express, Tree House Getaway, World Cultures, Halloween/Fall, Hearts and Love, Vintage Valentine, Creepy Castle (activity links included), Thankful (a
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6th - 9th, Staff
ANCIENT ASSYRIAN ART | PRIMARY SOURCE COLORING PAGE
The ancient Assyrians learned about their own history through art, so let's do the same! This lesson includes a slideshow with pictures from an actual museum display of the real Assyrian reliefs, or stone carvings.The lesson will align with your textbook unit on Mesopotamian Empires, but it also includes several videos that dive deeper into Assyrian history and analysis of the relief art.As a final product, students will color an image that is actually on an Assyrian relief, and bring it to life
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6th - 9th
DISTANCE LEARNING- A Day in the Life of YOU...a photo story
Although it is ideal to teach project-based lessons in person, e-learning options are a feasible way to extend learning beyond the boundaries of a school's walls. With the capabilities of technology growing everyday and with school closures looming on the horizon, distance learning allows learning to continue.This lesson is perfect for middle to high school students. After a short introduction to visual storytelling, students will watch Life in a Day, complete a handout, and then create their ow
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6th - 12th
Also included in: Introduction to Digital Photography, an ENTIRE SEMESTER
Technology Pacing Guide
Pace your technology lessons with this quick 18 guide for grades Pre-K to 8th grade.
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PreK - 8th
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World Read Aloud Day!
Students will enjoy listening to their favorite authors read aloud books they have written as well as learn how to draw like some of the authors. Additional resources are available in celebration of World Read Aloud Day!
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PreK - 7th
Art Teacher Entire Year Course Outline with Project ideas and question prompts
Take your students through time as you explore art from the Prehistoric to modern times through the use and examination of the Elements of Art and Principles of Design. This is a complete course outline, containing notes and extra's throughout including: My collection of favorite links and free online resources (these are suggested links, that I do not own and cannot guaranty will remain active). The outline breaks the school year down into weekly increments. This curriculum was put together an
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Drama Distance Learning: Introduction to Theatre and Improv (Editable!)
Start off your school year by teaching your students the basics of what you will be building on for the rest of your class! This slideshow goes over the following topics:Stage directionsDifferent types of theatre jobs (creative team, stage crew, cast roles etc.)Basic rules of improvBreak a leg!
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4th - 12th
Recycled / Found Object Art: Trash to Treasure (Great for Earth Day!)
Recycled / Found Object Art: Trash to Treasure (Great for Earth Day!)Lesson Description:In this lesson students will brainstorm and collect resources for found objects that could be used to create art. Each student will use found or recycled materials to create a unique, three-dimensional found object sculpture in the form of a realistic or imaginary bug or “critter”.Lesson Includes:Lesson PlanSupply/materials listIntroductory slide showPrintable resources6 featured practicing artist slides for
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5th - 12th
The Renaissance Virtual Classroom Template Distance Learning
Time Travel back to the Renaissance! Take your students on a visually appealing trip back to the Renaissance to learn about the inventors, artists and authors. Instead of just reading about the Renaissance and taking notes, students can SEE and VISUALIZE what the architecture, furniture and paintings were like. These slides are completely editable so add in your Bitmoji to lead your students on their journey. Links are also included on each slide. Your trip will start in front of the Sistine
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5th - 9th
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A Guide Into Art History
When I created a Guide into Art History for my children, I intended to give them the basic knowledge of art media, art vocabulary, exposure to the different art movements, and exposure to some of the most famous artists in history. It was not my intention to create a study that would give in-depth knowledge of art history. I only hoped to provide exposure, maybe spark an interest in the world of art. At the same time, give enough guided work to include a half-credit of art history on my student’
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6th - 11th
Bitmoji Virtual Classroom Camping Out
Camping Out is a "Classroom Favorite" Virtual Classroom Page/Slide for your online resources where you can add links, audio/video, additional slides, your own Bitmoji icons and more.Other Virtual Rooms: Coffee Shop, Dance Studio, Reading Room, Candy Store, Cozy Cottage, Cozy Waiting Room & Book Nook, Christmas Cabin ,Silver & Gold Holiday, Polar Express, Tree House Getaway, World Cultures, Halloween/Fall, Hearts and Love, Vintage Valentine, Creepy Castle (activity links included), Thank
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6th - 9th, Staff
Checks and Balances, graphic organizer
This graphic organizer requires students to first identify the main members of each branch of government and their major powers.Then, students will refer to a word bank to complete the graphic organizer showing how each branch checks the power of the other two.Finally, students will color code their graphic organizer so each branch and their corresponding powers are all alike.
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4th - 12th
6th Grade Social Studies Unit 5 The Mediterranean world and Globalization
Hello and Welcome! Here you will find a complete guide for students to follow that will help them complete Unit 5 of 6th Grade Social Studies. I have created these slides to help organize the information that aligns with DOE Standards and Social Social Studies standards that all Circles use currently. Especially nice if you school is using passport. My lessons include multiple resources that will guide students through the Unit and the tech friendly world. Easy to use for teachers and students a
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4th - 8th
Make an Instrument
After watching a musical in theatre, students had to create a musical instrument.
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7th - 12th
Bitmoji Virtual Classroom Snowy Retreat
Snowy Retreat is a "Classroom Favorite" Virtual Classroom Page/Slide for your online resources where you can add links, audio/video, additional slides, your own Bitmoji icons and more.Other Virtual Rooms: Coffee Shop, Dance Studio, Candy Store, Camping Out, Reading Room, Cozy Cottage, Cozy Waiting Room & Book Nook, Christmas Cabin ,Silver & Gold Holiday, Polar Express, Tree House Getaway, World Cultures, Halloween/Fall, Hearts and Love, Vintage Valentine, Creepy Castle (activity links i
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6th - 9th, Staff
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