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Art history Common Core WHST.9-10.7 resources
Famous Artist Research Project - Research Paper Assignment
This editable Famous Artist Research Project is a great way to help middle school or high school students dive deeper into learning about an artist. This research paper and artwork assignment can be used for:Art and art history classesSpanish, French, or other language classes studying artists who speak that language (but please note this resource is entirely in English)Helping students learn more about Black artists during Black History Month, Hispanic artists during Hispanic Heritage Month, o
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6th - 9th
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Medieval Europe Lesson: Renaissance Art Fair
One of the realities of teaching world history is: too much content, too little time. Universities have 18-week courses dedicated solely to the Renaissance; you probably only have a few days. It’s not that we do not appreciate the value of Renaissance arts and architecture (for instance), but it’s just one area where we don’t focus an entire unit. This lesson is an extension project that helps bridge the gap between Medieval Europe and the Age of Exploration. This project exposes students to s
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6th - 12th
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Renaissance Artists Research Project
This research assignment is the first steps students can take into understanding the many artists and artistic styles of the Renaissance. Students are guided through their research with questions and prompts that allow them to get a deeper understanding of Renaissance artists.
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9th - 12th
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Life Magazine Historical Photos Gallery Walk Activity
A gallery walk activity in which students view important historical photos from LIFE magazine. Includes the photo and description of important historical events, and a printable note guide for students to fill in about each photo.
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Back to School ELA Resources BUNDLE
Battle Of The Brushstrokes: Crooked Portraits (Schiele & Gualke)
This lesson combines both Art history and Creative writing. Lesson is broken down for grading purposes as well. In this battle, compare the works, style and techniques for Egon Schiele and Matthew Gualke. This handout looks at all aspects of the artwork and helps students come to their own conclusions using logic and reasoning to create their answers beyond traditional Art/ Art History knowledge.The style of this lesson is mastery. The students look at technical properties of the paintings first
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5th - 12th
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