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Free 8th grade visual arts scripts
Storyboard - Blank Storyboard for Video Production or Film Projects
Blank Storyboards for student video productions projects. This consists of two story boards. The first storyboard consists of 9 boxes front and back. The second storyboard is a double sided. The front side consists of 9 boxes on page 1 (first side), and six boxes with a prop list completion form on page two or the second side. This is an excellent addition to your Video Production class.Related:• Introduction to the Video Camera / Camcorder - PowerPoint / Google Slides• Nine Basic Camera Shots
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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The Sequential Order of Fairy Tale Plays in a class period
This is one of eight 45 minute plays to produce in your K-8 program. Eight stories will take 8 classes to present. Another four to develop props, and yet another 4 for practice. This thematic unit encompasses the entire spring session, with additional materials required for the lower grades who after reading and organizing their thoughts are not presenting the plays. However, they are the fond recipients of the entertainment once a week. There is a gap of four weeks while props are being ma
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K - 8th
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Veterans Day Wall of Honor Display
Enhance your Veterans Day Tribute with a remarkable Wall of Honor display! Whether in a physical format or an engaging slideshow, this extraordinary addition will deeply touch families and friends as they witness their loved ones being truly honored. Don't miss the opportunity to create a memorable and meaningful experience with a Wall of Honor display.While you're planning your amazing Veterans Day Tribute, do you need a script? Better, yet, a rhyming script? I made one for you: Rhyming Veter
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PreK - 12th
Table Talk Discussion Questions
A quick and simple printable document to keep the student talk rich and focused during art time. Included are 12 different questions to help students discuss their artwork, artistic choices, and to reflect about their artwork and the artwork of their peers. Questions are meant to help students stay focused and reflective during their art time. I suggest that you cut out the questions and put them on colored construction paper (make sure they are double sided so both sides of the table tent ca
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2nd - 8th
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Not Being Jayne
"Not Being Jayne" is a Film Script or Play Script for young actors and film-makers. The story is about a girl who wears a magical necklace and wishes she was someone else.
Young people will relate to this story as they often think that others' lives are better than their own.
The message is delivered in a light-hearted way, with a cast of quirky characters. The final performance is family-friendly.
Actors can develop the characters, or keep the dialogue simple. Additional supporting charac
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6th - 12th
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10 Open-Ended Questions for Film and Video
It can be hard to talk to your students about film and video works. But film and video are all around us - how can we get the discussion rolling with students?
These 10 questions will help you facilitate a discussion of a film, video, or other moving image work.
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
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Peer Critique Sheet
Guide for in class Peer Art Critiques. I use this document during my student's peer critique sessions at the end of their projects. The questions can be tailored by the instructor for specific projects.
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7th - 12th
Elements of Art Lesson 1: Line - Teacher Notes
This file contains teacher notes to go along with Elements of Art Lesson 1 - Line.
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Elements of Art Lesson 1: Line - Complete Lesson and Materials
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