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Other (art) Common Core RI.11-12.7 resources
Film Terminology - Cinema Vocabulary for Analyzing Movies
Analyzing movies can be difficult without a working vocabulary of film techniques. This lesson gives a thorough and effective background in film for students to use cinematic vocabulary to analyze movies! The lesson is most effective in an ELA, Film Studies, or Social Studies class that integrates film analysis into the curriculum. When used early in the year, students develop a working vocabulary to analyze films at a deeper level.This Film Facts packet provides you with the resources you need
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Mise en Scene Film Analysis for Any Movie Clip or Movie Still - Print & Digital
Analyzing MISE EN SCÈNE in a film can be a challenging process for students. This lesson gives a thorough and effective background in MISE EN SCÈNE analysis for students to study any scene from a film or a movie still (photograph)! This difficult process is made easier for the teacher and the student with a clear and direct guide for students to follow. The guide breaks down all elements of the scene into small segments: set, props, actors, lighting, cinematography, and composition. Once student
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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'Community:' MeowMeowBeenz, Social Media, and the Golden Ratio
‘App Development and Condiments’ is a satirical episode of ‘Community’ that comments on social media while referencing 1976’s ‘Logan’s Run.’ This assignment asks students to think about their own presence on social media while exploring the practices of modern social media companies.Booklet Includes:- 6 questions to answer while viewing the episode- a worksheet for designing your own app- a worksheet showing students the golden ratio that asks them to design their own logoThis episode is great f
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8th - 12th
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Mrs. Ashby's Alice in Wonderland DI Project (EL, Gifted, SPED) (Item 4/5)
I have an entire 5 section unit on Alice in Wonderland unit on TPT. This is one portion. Please search Mrs. Ashby's Alice in Wonderland to see the other sections of this unit including notes, Prezi information, chapter questions, review WITH key, and quiz WITH KEY.
This Alice in Wonderland tiered-learning project is an extensive project that I do with my students in my senior English/Language Arts classroom as we do a novel study on the Lewis Carroll classic.
This project provides students
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12th
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The Social Dilemma Documentary Reflection: To Pair with "The Crucible"
Use the Netflix Documentary, The Social Dilemma, to pair with "The Crucible" by Arthur Miller to supplement teaching the dangers of rumors, mass hysteria, and lack of privacy. This resource is to be used as a reflection of the documentary.You can either show the documentary in class OR allow the students to watch this documentary for extra credit!
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Distance Learning Funding the Arts: A Practice in Research & Writing
I use this particular prompt in teaching bias in writing. The whole prompt and the sources are biased. I have students break-down the directions, then identity the bias in each of the articles (individually or in groups). Next, I take students to the library to find sources that counter or refute the evidence provided. This is an arduous task for most students because all the research shows the value of art education. So, then we re-frame the conversation - it is not about the value of art
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9th - 12th
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Introduction to 2D Art Worksheets
One Point Perspective Drawing worksheet front and backTwo Point Perspective Drawing worksheet front and backValue/Intensity worksheetEmphasis/Repetition worksheet
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PreK - 12th
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