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Art history centers for Microsoft Word
Mythology NIKE, WINGED VICTORY STATUE Worksheet + 10 Multiple Choice Read Comp Q
In Greek Mythology Nike is the goddess who personified triumph and victory. Your students’ familiarity with Nike, the athletic shoe company just might motivate them to want to learn about Nike, The Winged Victory masterpiece located in Paris’ Louvre Museum. I think having your students read this one page informational text about the famous sculpture will not only broaden their horizons, but will also enhance students’ vocabularies and
reading comprehension skills. The explicitly taught vocabula
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4th - 8th
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Ezra Jack Keats Art Lesson The Snowy Day Pre-K to 3rd Grade
Are you looking for a fun and creative way to teach your students about the art of mixed media while exploring the classic children's book, "The Snowy Day" by Ezra Jack Keats? Look no further than our "The Snowy Day" mixed media project! This lesson offers a hands-on opportunity for your students to create a beautiful winter scene inspired by the book, using a variety of materials and techniques.Using easy-to-follow instructions and step-by-step demonstrations, students will learn how to create
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PreK - 2nd
Interactive Dinosaur Coloring Book for Enhanced Classroom Engagement
Dive into a world where prehistoric creatures roam and learning comes alive with "Interactive Dinosaur Coloring Book for Enhanced Classroom Engagement." This engaging coloring book is designed to captivate young minds, combining the intrigue of dinosaurs with interactive elements that promote educational development and classroom participation.Perfect for elementary school students, this book offers a hands-on approach to learning that encourages children to explore their creativity while gainin
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PreK - 5th
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Why is Blue Dog Blue?!?
This lesson explores the work of George Rodrigue and his "Blue Dog"series. Looking at his two children's books, students will read and explore how Blue Dog takes adventures and changes color--thinking about "Why is Blue Dog Blue?" Students will give their dog a color and draw an imaginative illustration that explains why their dog is the color they chose him/her to be. Students will then write a narrative piece to go along with their illustration and practice the importance of art making and cre
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3rd - 6th
Andy Warhol's Cats
This lesson is designed for kindergarten students; however, students up to second grade would enjoy this lesson. This is a fun lesson where students listen to a story about cats that lived with Andy Warhol and then draw their own cat in a wig.
The lesson includes: Common Core Standard that are targeted along with Michigan visual arts standards, material list, assessment of lesson, the lesson with step by step drawing instructions, teacher example, and a reproducible example of a cat in a wig.
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PreK - 2nd
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Would You Rather...? Art Questions for IceBreakers/Teambuilding
Every student gets a question and will walk around the room and high five someone and partner up. Each student asks the other student the question they have. Then swap cards and walk around the room and high five another person and partner up. Keep process going until each time the teacher says to switch. You can go through this a few times or more. This file can be edited as well!
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3rd - 12th
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Among the hidden
This game was created for the class to get involved in what it might be like to be a shadow child. each child has a role and will have to blog and events unfold, just like a shadow child.
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4th - 9th, Staff
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SPLAT! Lab: Force and Motion of Paint
A science lab where students work in groups to drop different color paints from different distances to observe the splatter pattern. Great for discussing gravity and force and motion! Lab also connects to art for a great arts integration unit. The end result will make some fantastic artwork!
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1st - 4th
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Art History - Interpreting Artworks Style/Formal Elements
Use these helpful questions to understand WHAT you are actually looking at! These are critical analysis skills and questions that allow you to reflect and study the stylistic features of an art work! They include form, composition, light, scale, colour, medium, line, context and meaning! Students can use this as a guide to interpret their artworks to ensure that they consider all the formal elements of an artwork and WHY it looks the way it does
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Artist Biography Grandma Moses Reading Lesson 21 m choice Comprehensio Questions
This biographical lesson of Grandma Moses would be a fantastic resource for teaching art appreciation or for teaching reading. There are a total of 21 multiple choice reading comprehension questions that accompany it. Reading skills tested are: finding details, making inferences, drawing conclusions, and vocabulary. Vocabulary words tested are: parlor, embroidery, astounded, contemporary, abroad, and century. Additionally, there are 4 color pictures of her paintings. (I had to crop one for my th
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5th - 7th
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"Stamp Act" - Interpreting Political Cartoons
This US History/Civics assignment is focused on the essential question of "(When) Is it ok to defy your community?". This assignment can be used in conjunction with your lessons to help your students answer critical thinking questions related to primary source political cartoons. It is suggested you complete the first political cartoon together to demonstrate how a historian analyzes political cartoons. This assignment can be printed out or can be posted on Google Classroom for students to compl
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6th - 9th
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Art journal contents
This is text that can be used in an art journal. It can also be used for center writing, etc.
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PreK - 4th
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World Map with Continents
Here is a world Map with Continents that can be used to teach the different continents and surrounding oceans. Brightly colored and downloadable.
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Not Grade Specific
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Roll A Sight Word
This is an editable template for a center that I use in my classroom where students roll a dice and write the corresponding sight word.
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K - 1st
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Haitian Revolution Stations
7 station ideas for the Haitian Revolution. I sit with one station and do art analysis with the students. Links to resources in descriptions.
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7th - 8th
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First Nations Pictograph lesson plan
Traditional Pictographs and Pictograms from the Shuswap area in BC
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3rd - 7th
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Ceramic Story Spoons Lesson Plan
Ceramic lesson in which students create spoons inspired by characters and events in their favorite story. These can be mounted on mat board or cardboard.
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7th - 12th
GLOSARIO DE PALABRAS DE HISTORIA
ACA LES DEJO UN GLOSARIO DE PALABRAS BASADO EN LA HISTORIA, MUY POCO USADAS EN UN LEXICO HABITUAL.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Watercolor Chemistry
Lesson where salt is added to an abstract watercolor artwork and creates a chemical reaction! Art and science collide!
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Not Grade Specific
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