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100 Fall Art Projects for K-5 Students
*When you download this file you will be able to open it as a PDF, Google Slides Presentation, PowerPoint and more. The PDF will be downloaded first, then simply click on the link in slide #2 to see the presentation in a Google Slides Format. From there you can click File---> Download---> and convert it to PowerPoint or other desired formats.As an Elementary teacher for many years, I've found that you can never have too many art ideas. This PowerPoint presentation includes 100 different t
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PreK - 6th, Staff
How to Sketch | Google Slides Presentation | Art Distance Learning
Sketching is a skill that every art student should know! This google slides presentation (26 total slides) goes over the fundamentals and techniques of sketching: How to hold your pencil, using basic shapes, shading techniques, and more! This is a great presentation to use at the beginning of a project! Almost every art project begins with sketching and students that don’t know how to do this often feel like they are failing at the assignment before they begin. Giving them the techniques to sket
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5th - 12th
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ULTIMATE HISTORY OF STORYTELLING BUNDLE (SEVERAL FULL LESSONS)
**ENOUGH CONTENT FOR WEEKS OR MONTHS OF CLASSES/SESSIONS****ENTERTAINING, CULTURAL, AND SOPHISTICATED****EXPLORE HOW A HISTORY OF STORYTELLING (FAIRY TALES - FOLKLORE - COMIC BOOKS) CONNECTS TO NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL HISTORY, CULTURE, SOCIETY, ART, LITERATURE, FILM, MUSIC, AND PSYCHOLOGY**This STORYTELLING BUNDLE gives you a comprehensive collection of engaging and dynamic presentations that include important discussions of fairy tales and their cultural influences around the world. NO prior
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Mannerism and the Baroque Presenation
Explore the captivating world of Mannerism and the Baroque period in art with this comprehensive Google Slides presentation designed specifically for high school students. With over 100 engaging slides, this educational resource delves into the intricacies of 10 influential artists from these artistic movements, providing an in-depth look at their masterpieces.Key Features:Artists Showcase: Immerse your students in the works of 10 prominent artists, including El Greco, Tintoretto, Caravaggio, Ge
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Beginner or Modified Photoshop Curriculum Tool Use and 6 Assignments!
Beginner or Modified Photoshop Curriculum is a great unit for a computer class! There are in-depth instructions on how to use the complex tools on Adobe's Photoshop platform. Change and modify the file as needed or leave in "view only mode" for continuous updates! This is great for special education students on a modified curriculum in an extracurricular Photoshop class. This may be useful for a beginner Photoshop class as well!
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Street Photography Lesson
This lesson includes an explanation of what street photography is, and discussion on the morals of street photography.Included:19 slides including embedded videosGuided NotesRubric and Critique Questions
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9th - 12th
Also included in:Â Digital Photography Curriculum
Photoshop How-To: Tool Instructions! CONTINUOUS UPDATES
Photoshop How-To: Beginner or Modified Curriculum is great for a Photoshop Unit in a computer class! There are in-depth instructions on how to use the complex tools on Adobe's Photoshop platform. Leave the file in "view only mode" to receive continuous and automatic updates! This is great for special education students on a modified curriculum in an extracurricular Photoshop class. This may be useful for a beginner Photoshop class as well! Check out assignment ideas with checklists and appropria
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Photoshop Unit for Beginner or Modified Curriculum
Storytelling Photography and Film Assignment
This is a 3 part assignment. Students will study and complete assignments in each of the following categories:Storytelling as artistryPhotojournalismDocumentary Includes:Daily Agenda33 slides with videos embeddedGuided NotesA suggested Movie with NotesA planning packet for the 3rd leg of the projectA rubric
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9th - 12th
Also included in:Â Digital Photography Curriculum
High School Ceramics Project - Slab Mugs
This is one of the first projects that I do with my Clay I students. There are demo videos included that walk through how to use a slab roller, how to use paper templates to cut out shapes from slabs, how to attach clay to each other (slip and score), and how to build a slab mug. This lesson includes a Google slides presentation (21 slides), demo videos, rubric, and reflection. The PowerPoint includes stipulations for success, vocabulary, materials list, student examples, brainstorming, and sket
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9th - 12th
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High School Ceramics Project - Smooth Coil Vase
This is a project that I do with my Clay I students. There are demo videos included that walk through how to make a cardboard template, how to build the base of the vase, and how to stack and smooth coils. This lesson includes a Google slides presentation (13 slides), demo videos, rubric, and reflection. The PowerPoint includes demo videos, example vase shapes, and student examples.
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9th - 12th
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High School Ceramics Project - Tile Relief Sculpture
This is a project that uses additive, subtractive, and modeling techniques. Students are tasked with creating a tile that incorporates all of those techniques. This is a project that I do with my Clay I students. This lesson includes a Google slides presentation (16 slides), rubric, and reflection. The PowerPoint includes stipulations for success, vocabulary, materials list, student examples, brainstorming, and sketching slides.
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9th - 12th
ART 1 Using Simple Forms in Observation Drawing
This powerpoint is a lesson on how to use the four simple forms (cones, cubes, cylinders, and spheres) to simplify drawing objects from observation.This lesson discusses what the four simple forms are, ways they can be manipulated to make other objects, and how they can be stacked to create more complex objects.This lesson also has 3 mini assignments for students to practice making the forms, manipulating the forms, and stacking the forms.
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9th - 12th
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High School Ceramics Project - Tic Tac Toe Board
This lesson includes a PowerPoint that has stipulations for success, student examples, and ideation and sketching slides (11 slides total). This project will get students thinking outside of the box and will encourage them to look at X's and O's in a new way! Rubric and reflection are included.
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9th - 12th
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High School Ceramics Project - Wabi Sabi Pinch Pots
This lesson has students explore clay without the use of their eyes. Students are tasked to make 2 pinch pots while they are blindfolded. The goal of the lesson is to get students more in tune with the clay using just their touch. The philosophy of Wabi Sabi is finding the perfection in the imperfection.
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9th - 12th
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Theatre Vocabulary: Stage Directions!
Step into the captivating world of theatre with our comprehensive vocabulary lesson on stage directions! In the dynamic realm of performance, understanding stage directions is essential for actors and crew alike, ensuring seamless coordination and captivating productions. With our meticulously crafted resources, your students will not only grasp the language of the stage but also gain invaluable skills for their future endeavors.This Product Includes:Engaging Instructional Material:Ready-to-teac
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6th - 8th
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Theatre Vocabulary: Blocking and Notation!
Step onto the stage and unlock the secrets of theatrical mastery with our comprehensive vocabulary lesson on blocking and notation for theatre! Dive into the heart of performance as you guide your students through the intricacies of directing movements and arranging scenery. Laying the groundwork for crafting their own blocking instructions within their scriptsThis Product Includes:Engaging Instructional Material:Ready-to-teach presentation covering the vocabulary of blocking and notation, provi
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6th - 12th
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Theatre Vocabulary: Parts of the Stage Scavenger Hunt!
Welcome to an immersive journey into the heart of theatre with our comprehensive two-day vocabulary lesson on the parts of the stage! Prepare to transport your students into the magical world behind the curtains as they explore the intricacies of theatre architecture and production through an escape room style scavenger hunt!This Product Includes:Engaging Instructional Material:Ready-to-teach presentation covering the vocabulary of stage parts, providing clear and engaging explanations for each
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6th - 8th
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Theatre Vocabulary: The Basics!
Unlock the magic of theatre and ignite your students' passion for the performing arts with our meticulously crafted lesson plan, designed to make learning theatre vocabulary a breeze! This Product Includes:Engaging Instructional Material:a stunning Google Slides presentation adorned with vibrant visuals and concise information covering essential theatre terminology. From the fundamentals of drama to the nuances of comedy and tragedy, every concept is explained to captivate your students' attenti
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6th - 8th
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Theatre Vocabulary: Types of Stages!
Step into the captivating world of theatre with our comprehensive vocabulary lesson on the four types of stages: Proscenium, Alley, Thrust, and Arena! Whether you're an experienced drama teacher or just diving into the world of performing arts, this resource is designed to engage and educate students on the fundamental elements of stage layout.This Product Includes:Engaging Instructional Material:A Ready-to-teach presentation covering the vocabulary of proscenium, alley, thrust, and arena stages
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6th - 8th
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Wheel Throwing Steps Notes
Two page notes on the wheel throwing.First label the parts of the wheel, then take notes on each step of making a pot.**The wheel diagram in this worksheet is a Laguna Clay Pacifica. Maybe one day I'll make one for a Brent.**Download includes:1. Original editable google document2. PDF - Ready to go!3. PDF - KeyThank you!
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6th - 12th
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No PREP - Exploring the Myths & Legends of Dragons Across Cultures Lesson
This 8 slide Google Slide lesson will feature a full lesson about different types of dragons as expressed in different cultures and mythologies.
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1st - 12th
Film & TV Impact On Society (FULL LESSON)
This is an engaging and immersive Google Slides presentation filled with text and pictures. This full lesson was completely built by an arts professor and industry professional. This presentation is easily understandable and is great for arts and non-arts students alike (perfect for humanities/arts classes).Topics in this presentation include:Discussions of how film and television shows can impact society in tangible ways beyond mere entertainment.Discussions of some films that have impacted soc
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Introduction to Ceramics Slideshow
This slideshow offers a clean, minimalist introduction to ceramics, with a focus on hand building. This is a perfect introduction to a secondary high school ceramics unit or the beginning of a dedicated ceramics course. Use the Guided Notes: Introduction to Ceramics alongside the presentation to ensure students pay attention and retain the important information. The presentation covers: VocabularyStages of clayToolsHand building techniquesJoining techniquesDecorative techniquesAdvice about moist
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8th - 11th
Also included in:Â Ceramics Unit Bundle
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