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Arts & music Common Core L.4.5 projects
Lichtenstein Pop Art Onomatopoeia Handout
Crash! Boom! Pow!This handout provides an overview of Roy Lichtenstein's famous pop art works of art. Specifically, it discusses features of his works--flat colors and patterns, graphic black outlines, and use of primary colors. It also introduces students to the concept of action words (onomatopoeia). Students will choose an example of onomatopoeia and base an artwork off of it, focusing on characteristics of Lichtenstein's works. The guidelines of the project are outlined on this handout; it's
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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American History Musical for Kids INSTANT DOWNLOAD
American History Time Travelers tells the story of U.S. history from before European settlement through the present day through comedy and modern pop music! All the major events are covered and so are your fifth grade state standards, as well as common core! The show focuses on a history teacher and her uninterested students, as she takes them through time to bring the events of U.S. History to life.Topics covered: European exploration and colonization of America, Revolutionary War, Civil War,
Constellation Light Bright (Lesson Plan)
This is a LESSON PLAN for a great activity to use in the EFL classroom that reinforces vocabulary about constellations. The activity incorporates STEM-based skills by having students design their own constellation light bright using paper circuits. The accompanying WORKBOOK for this activity is also available for download.
Grade Level: 4-6
English Level: ACTFL Intermediate-Mid to Advanced-Low
Vocabulary: constellation names
Grammar focus: Have/Has/Does have/Doesn't have
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Grades:
4th - 6th
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Symbol & Self: Art Lesson for Upper Elementary
ABOUT: This download is for an at-a-glance sheet and detailed lesson plans.
SUMMARY: Students create a self-portrait with symbols to describe their interior interests.
Supplemental materials (such as handouts, video demonstrations, and examples) are available via our webpage, free of charge.
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Grades:
3rd - 5th
What makes a house a home?
Homes by Tinybop invites children to explore the world around them by visiting different houses in Guatemala, Mongolia, Yemen, and the United States. Each home is unique in structure and style, responding to the people and place where it was built. But, no matter where in the world we live, we all have the same basic needs and enjoy similar activities.
This activity, inspired by the House & Home exhibit at the National Building Museum, encourages kids to identify similarities and difference
Grades:
PreK - 4th
Llamas for Hispanic & Latino American Month
Learn and Draw! Lots of information and different visuals to guide class discussions about Hispanic American Month.____________________________________________________________________Includes video clips of 'how to' and maps with information about Spanish speaking cultures. Editable download available for purchase.
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
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