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Folk Art Portraits | Elementary Art Lesson
Are you looking for a portrait or self portrait lesson that won’t intimidate your students and will keep them engaged the whole time? Well this folk art portrait lesson is perfect for almost all grade levels! In this lesson your students will  learn about folk artist, Heather Galler who is best known for her bold black lines, her bright colors and colorful fun patterns! Heather’s style is not only eye catching but approachable for young artists. This lesson can be easily adapted to a self portra
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2nd - 5th
Also included in:Â Elementary Art Lessons | Growing Bundle
Kindergarten Art Curriculum. Art Lesson Plans, Projects, Rubrics and Worksheets.
This is a collection of my best kindergarten lesson plans and the supporting resources that have been classroom tested, observed, revised and tweaked over eight years. A year of engaging standards-aligned lesson plans, rubrics, video demos and worksheets. WHAT'S INCLUDED19 projects (some projects are multi-week... a full year of curriculum). Please view the individual listing for each resource to see what is included. INSPIRATIONDon’t miss any of my new art room tested, student approved lessons
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PreK - K
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Bundle Pack of Art Projects
Projects Galore!
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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How To: Picasso Cubist Faces
Handmade worksheet on how to draw Picasso-like Cubist faces. Great for elementary Cubism lesson as well as a sub plan.
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2nd - 5th
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The best Food of Morocco
Introducing the Moroccan table is to invite exploration into a rich tapestry of flavors, aromas, and traditions that have evolved over centuries. The Moroccan table is a reflection of the country's diverse cultural influences, vibrant culinary heritage, and the importance of hospitality in Moroccan society. Here's a comprehensive introduction to the Moroccan table:1. Culinary Heritage:Moroccan cuisine is a fusion of Berber, Arab, Andalusian, and Mediterranean influences, resulting in a diverse a
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PreK - 12th, Adult Education
Finish the Famous Painting: American Gothic by Grant Wood, 1930
This illustrative activity reviews a bit of art history, it asks students the change the original into a new composition using a 'new' idea that could easily connect to a writing assignment. Students explore how art contributes to the awareness and understanding of life, culture and community. Students will use their knowledge and experiences to create new connections using both sides of the brain when writing, brainstorming, and drawing out details of new characters. While having students focus
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4th - 12th
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Element of Art Shading!
An Element Of Art Worksheet to help you facilitate a lesson on Value. Used to help students learn to shade on objects, even to help them learn to draw the objects.
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K - 12th
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'Let's practice the technique of stippling and pointillism" Part 1 of 2
This is a two page activity for your student to practice the technique of stippling and pointillism using pens! Great for an intro to this medium, used for a day you have a sub, or just more practice for this sophisticated medium!
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5th - 10th
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Also included in:Â Middle School "Art" Fun Pack Activities/Posters/Resources! @ArtAttack5-10
Picasso Clay Bust - Instructions + Video Tutorial
Do your students love to work with Clay? Then this is the project for them! Using Crayola Model Magic (easy clean up and dries by the next time they have art class), they'll learn about the Cubism style of abstract artist, Pablo Picasso. You'll get a full page filled with step-by-step instructions, a supply list, vocabulary words and topics to google for kids who want to learn more! The instruction sheet comes with a QR code & password that leads to the video tutorial where KIM BAVINGTON, ow
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2nd - 6th
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Romero Britto Inspired Cat and Dog
Are you looking for a project that will not intimidate your students and will keep them engaged the whole time? Well this Romero Britto inspired lesson is perfect for almost all grade levels! In this lesson your students will learn about the life and career of artist Romero Britto who is best known for his bold black lines, bright colors and colorful fun patterns!In this download, the lesson is broken down into clear and simple steps complete with full color photos demonstrating and explaining e
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K - 5th
Stainglass Window Pattern
Students can use highlighters to colour this stain glass window pattern with contrasting colours. After the colouring is complete they can be tacked on to a window to let the sun shine through as a class display. You can also use this activity as a lead into an art history exploration of Rose Windows in Gothic Style Architecture
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PreK - 12th
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Free African Mask Mirror Drawing Practice Handout (1 page)
Free handout for a one day drawing practice. This mask was inspired by the Lion King Musical costume which was inspired by African Masks. This is great for a sub day or linked to a classroom study of Ancient African and their ceremonial masks. I put in a few pencil lines on the drawing side for helping my younger (4th grade) students who have done mirror drawing get started. But to make it more challenging, you can simply cover those pencil marks on the right side up when you photocopy it.
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4th - 6th
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Shapes in Painting
This sheet contains 6 examples of the use of shape in famous paintings. Above each art work are some of the shapes that the artist uses. The resource includes a description of how the artist uses these shapes in their particular art style.The Artistic Styles include:Bauhaus, Surrealism, De Stijl, Neo Impressionism, Minimalism and CubismThe Artists Include:Wassily Kandinsky, Joan Miro, Piet Mondrian, Robert Delaunay, Frank Stella and Lyubov Popova
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Wassily Kandinsky Fact Sheet
Artist fact sheet to support learning and art projects. Can be used at home or for independent study (homework)Clear and easy to read facts that students can easily access.
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3rd - 10th
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Also included in:Â COLOUR and SHAPE (Bundle 1) Bundle of Artist Fact Sheets.
2nd grade ART LESSON BUNDLE
Four new art lessons to add to your 2nd-grade curriculum! A month of art lessons at your fingertips!
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1st - 4th
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Andy Warhol Inspired Pop Art Dogs Virtual Tutorial
Are you looking for a creative, Pop Art driven and art historical project that will appeal to elementary, middle and high school students? This video drawing activity combines art history, drawing and pop art culture in a fun and engaging manner. This Andy Warhol inspired Pop Art Dog Drawing is perfect for making connections with Pop Art and Andy Warhol's love of animals. Virtual instruction is a new frontier and challenging for many instructors. This video drawing activity has clear instruction
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2nd - 10th
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Colour Palettes in Painting
This sheet has 6 famous paintings with their respective Colour Palettes. Once a teacher has introduced students to colour theory they can use this resource in a followup lesson to demonstrate how artists use colour to achieve various effects.This can make for great discussion and students can try to create their own colour palettes based on the art work of their choice to take this lesson one step further.Palettes Included: High Contrast Colour, Soft Colour, Cool Vs Warm Colour, Pastels, Earth
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Bring History Alive!
This is a art lesson designed to be taught virtually or in a classroom setting. The project is engaging and fun for the students to create. It does require use of some technology.
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Ton Schulten Artist Poster, Art Teacher Resource
This poster gives an artist background, as well as examples of his artwork.
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PreK - 12th, Staff
Principles of Design
This image shows 7 well known art works that exemplify the 7 principles of design. Each image is accompanied by a comment that describes how the artist used the respective principle of design.The principles of design are balance, movement, pattern, contrast, rhythm, emphasis and unity.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Indian Church by Emily Carr (a Study in Contrast and Culture)
This image and commentary aids in a discussion of the principle of contrast and how it enables the artist to communicate their message. This resource is also useful in a discussion of the influence indigenous artists have had on the art world and on Canadian culture.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Paint like Vincent
In this teaching resource, students will study the life and works of Vincent van Gogh and will produce an artwork painted in his style.
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5th - 6th
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Laundry Painting of a Landscape
This is a art lesson designed to be taught virtually or in a classroom setting. The project is engaging and fun for the students to create. It does require use of some technology.
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Picasso Inspired Sun & Moon Virtual Drawing Tutorial
Are you looking for a creative, culturally driven and art historical project that will appeal to elementary and middle school students? This drawing activity combines art history, and drawing in a fun and engaging manner. This Pablo Picasso inspired Sun & Moon explores the concepts of frontal and profile points of view in portraits. Virtual instruction is a new frontier and challenging for many instructors. This video has clear instructions that will work with the new hybrid classroom, engag
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1st - 9th
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