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High school other (art) lessons $5-10
Drawing and Pencil Shading Art Lesson Graphite Sphere Middle and High School Art
Ready to spark excitement into teaching drawing and shading with graphite pencils? Brace yourself for the thrill of our Beginner Drawing and Shading Lesson. Within these teaching resource guides, students will examine the Art Element Value and various techniques showing them how to use graphite pencil to create Value! Tailored for middle school, high school, and homeschool art (grades 6-12), this choice-based art project transforms the learning process into a fun and engaging experience.Embark o
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Mixed Media Collage "I AM" Boards Middle School Art High School Art Project
Create a sense of self-expression and foster community in your art classroom with the engaging "I AM Boards" mixed media collage project. The perfect start-of-the-school-year art activity, this fan-favorite is designed for middle school and high school students, creating a dynamic space for them to explore their identities and connect with their peers. Dive into the world of visual autobiography, where creativity knows no bounds.Help your students with self-discovery and artistic expression whil
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5th - 12th
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Middle, High School Art: Daily Sketchbook Prompts, Class Opener or Bell Ringer
Sketchbooks are an important foundation for practice and free play for visual art students. This daily sketchbook prompt pack is perfect for middle and high school art classes. It includes everything you need to teach a daily sketchbook prompt as a class warm-up or opener or as a bell ringer activity. All you need is 5 minutes. This daily sketchbook pack includes 45 prompts explained on PowerPoint (or PDF) slides to display at the beginning or end of class. This is enough prompts to cover every
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6th - 12th
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Yearbook Headlines and Captions Lesson, Complete Teaching Unit
Plan and prepare your yearbook headlines and captions with this teaching pack. You'll have everything you need to teach your students how to write headlines and captions with plenty of examples of what to do and what not to do. Headline Lesson Contents:-Lecture (PDF and PPT)-Interactive Notebook Insert -Guided Practice with answers-Independent Task Instructions-Planning Checklists-Headlines Rubric (editable)-Link to online tutorialCaptions Lesson Contents:-Lecture (PDF and PPT)-Interactive Note
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Yearbook Curriculum BUNDLE+ for Student Journalism Publications
Advanced Drawing High School Art Project: Colored Pencil, Surrealism Art Project
This is one of the final drawing-based lessons I do in my high school art, advanced drawing course. Students are taught colored pencil techniques by using Prisma colored pencils on black paper, which creates a vibrant end result. The students are challenged to create a work of art that reflects the topic, man vs. nature, and the art movement, Surrealism. We look at work by Salvador Dali for inspiration before students start sketching and brainstorming ideas for their colored pencil drawings. All
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9th - 12th
Middle, High School Introduction to Art Beginning Drawing: Contour Line Unit
This beginning drawing unit is geared towards upper elementary, middle, and high school art students. I teach it as the first art unit of the year in my Introduction to Art course, it teaches an important technical base for other drawing techniques to build off of. Teach a well-rounded visual art unit on the contour line using these three drawing-based lesson plans. Designed for middle and high school art students, these lessons introduce the concept of focusing on lines and shapes, rather than
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Layers of Identity: Self-Portrait Drawing Lesson
This is an in-depth self-portrait drawing unit that explores the theme of identity through an ABAR perspective. This lesson provides the vocabulary and tools necessary to instill a sense of power in students to identify, critically analyze, prevent, call out, and stop injustices (such as discrimination and prejudice) from occurring. It is designed for in person, hybrid, and distance learning. All materials are provided in English, Spanish, and dual language (English & Español). In part one s
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K - 12th
Fashion Design: Gather inspiration, create mood boards, sketch and make clothes!
Fashion Design: Gather inspiration, create mood boards, sketch and make clothes!This resource walks students through the basic fashion design process. Students will gather inspiration, create mood boards, refine their collection, create sketches and finally create small scale tangible garments based on their process and sketches. Lesson Includes:-Intro presentation-Printable resources-Video segments-Full lesson plan, materials list & rubric-Student product examplesLesson Duration: Duration:
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Abstract Reed, Tissue Paper Lantern Project Sculpture Middle or High School Art
This lesson focuses on a modern example of two types of sculpture: abstract sculpture and light sculpture. To complete this modern art project, middle school art or high school art students look far back in history to the tradition of the Lantern Festival in China. They then turn that into inspiration for their own lantern, constructed using reeds and tissue paper. In addition to creating their sculpture, students also participate in an in-progress critique. Once their sculptures are complete, t
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Elementary, Middle, or High School Art: Intro to Ceramics Pinch Pot Clay Whistle
This clay pinch pot assignment is part of my Intro to Sculpture and Ceramics curriculum and is perfect for late elementary art, middle school art, or high school art classes. It's one of the early art projects because it covers the basic hand-building technique, pinch pots, while also creating a unique and functional work of art, a working whistle. This project pack includes:➢Lesson Plan with big idea, essential questions, national standards, step by step instructions, vocabulary, and supply lis
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4th - 12th, Higher Education
Line Drawing Art Lesson Beginner Drawing Lesson Middle School or High School Art
Are you ready to ignite creativity in your students with a beginner drawing lesson that's both fun and educational? Dive into our Line Drawing Lesson, perfect for middle and high school art curriculum, whether in-person or homeschool settings. Let's turn the daunting task of teaching beginner drawing into an exciting adventure!"Loved this resource! My middle school students knocked the assignments out of the water and have an appreciation for line weights after this assignment!"— Ashlee S. - 5 S
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6th - 12th
Art Lesson-Grid Drawing Project: Superheroes and Villains Fan Art
Who doesn't love fan art? This grid drawing project is a favorite with my 8th graders but it would be great for high school artists too. Included is a 46 page Google Slide show that has detailed instructions, step by step directions, tons of student examples and 31 superheroes and villains with the grid already overlaid to print and draw from! Using the grid method students will create an enlargement drawing of a chosen superhero or villain. This creates a beautiful piece of art students are pro
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6th - 12th
Colored Pencil Lesson Paint Blob Art Project Middle School Art High School Art
Ignite a Kaleidoscope of Creativity with Colored Pencil Magic! Bring out the artistic brilliance of your middle school, high school, or homeschool students with this Colored Pencil Paint Blob project – a foolproof, engaging lesson that consistently yields stunning results. Students of all skill levels love this lesson, and so will yours! It's a delightful journey into the world of colored pencils, where drawing becomes an accessible and enjoyable artistic skill for everyone, regardless of their
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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High School Art, Middle School Art Charcoal Drapery Drawing, Charcoal Techniques
In my high school art drawing course I always include an introduction to charcoal. This lesson is perfect for students with a range of experience and is great for late middle school art or high school art classes. I like to start with background information on the history of charcoal and its use in the art world before jumping into techniques. They then learn about reductive shading and additive shading techniques before watching a demo and practicing their skills in a sketchbook project. Next,
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
The Cup Song: Teaching Rhythm, Composition & Performance using Bloom's Taxonomy
This is a unit that is guaranteed to catch your music student's attention! Students (especially middle school) LOVE the Cup Game! So why not use it to teach them so much more?
This is a 19 page PDF download that includes:
1. Table of contents.
2. Five day (or more) suggested lesson guide with direct progression through Bloom's Taxonomy.
3. Reproducible handouts at 2 music reading levels so your students can analyze and dictate the rhythms they are using (Music reading Level 1 avoids the use
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3rd - 9th
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Acrylic Paint, Tar Paper Project, Activity Elementary, Middle, High School Art
Teach your upper elementary, middle school art, or high school art students about art history and art making in one project. This assignment focuses on the Sagrada Familia and Antoni Gaudi as inspiration for a stain glass design. The design is painted on tar paper using acrylic paint, a very cheap supply found at any hardware store. This art project includes 2 activities, sketchbook and color testing. It focuses on line, shape, and color theory. It serves as a perfect way to wrap up a unit on sh
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Middle-High School Ceramics Clay Project "Piece of Cake"
Hand building with Slab Construction! Don't have a potter's wheel? No problem. This lesson uses hand building... no wheel, just the table top and a few tools!Wanted to try clay in your room but have no idea how to go about it? This lesson is for you.Inspired by Wayne Thiebaud and pop art, comes a great hand building lesson package, "Piece of Cake". Have your students create their own version of a food "slice" out of clay. These slab boxes can be used as keepsake or treasure boxes, perfect for ho
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in: Clay Ceramics 2019 Beginner Bundle 7 PROJECTS ONLY
Self-Portrait Lesson, Drawing Unit & Video Demos for Middle or High School Art
This lesson teaches students the basics of drawing with the self-portrait lesson. It includes demonstration videos, grid worksheets, facial proportions worksheet, google slides digital presentation/ evaluation as well as a full lesson plan. Links in PPT and Lesson Plan. Students learn about facial proportions and drawing on a grid before tackling the final project. Everything you need to teach a successful first drawing project, this lesson is perfect to show student growth on TPEP and other t
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6th - 12th
Also included in: *Introduction to Art Curriculum for Middle School Art or High School Art
Film Studies- The History of Animation Notes {Animated Films Unit}
This resource is used in a Film Studies class as notes for our Animation Unit. These instructional materials include relevant, interesting videos and give an in-depth look at the history of animation from creation through the 1960s. These notes are available and editable through Google Slides and are great for distance learning or a flipped classroom, as students can watch the videos and read the material at their own pace. This is the first set of notes in the unit. The second part is linked he
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7th - 12th
Advanced High School Art or AP® Art Project: Mini Sustained Investigation
This assignment was designed with my advanced art class in mind, the final visual art course before Advanced Placement (AP®) art. It gives the students a chance to see what AP® Art is like, and better prepare for it, by developing a mini sustained investigation of three works of art. This advanced high school art project prepares students for AP® Art by tasking them with developing a mini sustained investigation, creating a series of three thematic works of art. Through the process the students
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Advanced High School Art or AP® Art: Hyper Realistic Food Study Oil Painting
This assignment was created for my advanced level painting course, but can also be used as an AP® Art assignment. For the project students are asked to research artists who paint food. They then have to set up and photograph their own food still life to turn into a hyper realistic painting.This pack includes:➢PowerPoint to introduce the project (which includes project info, an artist exemplar, examples of food still lifes, and information on how to set up and take a good photograph of a still li
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10th - 12th
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Elementary, Middle, High School One Day Art Project: Tape Transfer Mixed Media
This tape transfer mixed media project can be a quick one-day project or stretched to up to three days. It's perfect for upper elementary, middle, or high school art classes and teaches collage and mixed media techniques in one mini work of art. A packaging tape image transfer is a technique that turns a printed image into a semi-transparent image. Students layer this over a collage of words which shows the words through the picture.All in all, included in this pack:➢A thorough lesson plan (big
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Tim Burton Inspired Self Portraits
This product is everything you need for a 1-2 week long art project! Students will learn about Tim Burton, brainstorm ways to represent their own identities through art, and practice showing value through shading.The PDF includes a link to a student inquiry packet with Tim Burton background questions, a compare and contrast activity, and guiding questions prompting students to explore ways they can represent themselves through the style of Tim Burton.The PDF also includes a link to the student-
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5th - 12th
Art Beginner Colored Pencil Value Scales Drawing Middle or High School Art
Teaching kids how to draw with Colored Pencil is EASY! This introductory drawing lesson for middle and high school students - colored pencil mixing, color blending, color theory, color tints and shades, everything you need to teach colored pencils successfully with engaged artists who are excited about creating beautiful artworks with this vibrant art medium***NEWLY NEWLY NEWLY UPDATED LESSON***AMAZING COLORED PENCIL work starts with the foundational skills of successful blending and accurate cr
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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