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Visual arts Common Core WHST.6-8.1 resources
REAR WINDOW | Alfred Hitchcock Film Study Guide | Worksheets
Alfred Hitchcock's REAR WINDOW stars Jimmy Stewart as a globetrotting photographer confined to his New York City home. He passes the time by watching his neighbors and suddenly thinks a murder been committed in a nearby apartment. Stewart’s girlfriend (Grace Kelly) is skeptical. Is what he’s seen really authentic…and can he convince others? Your 15-page printable study guide features . . .• introductory cinematic notes • vocabulary • literary notes• study questions to use as the film progresses
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8th - 12th
Song of the Week Unit
Warriner’s Song of the Week Unit has curriculum designed to increase reading comprehension through literary analyses of songs. Songs are poems or stories with a point of view, themes, characters, action, dialogue, description, elements of plot, and audience. They are a wonderful source for figurative language and many other literary devices. 36 Literary Terms are covered in this unit.
Song of the Week is a template for how to teach literary terms using students' choices of songs. The Planning
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6th - 10th
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George Washington History Art Class Group Mural Coloring Project Lesson
George Washington Collaborative Group Mural, Educational Resource, Group Project, American History, Instant DownloadUnleash Creativity with Our Classroom Mural Coloring Project: The George Washington EditionFor Teachers: A Unique Educational Journey AwaitsCraft a Historical Masterpiece TogetherEffortless Preparation: Open the provided PDF file and print on standard 8.5 x 11 paper. Our straightforward design ensures an easy setup.Engaging Process for Students: Each student becomes an artist, foll
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4th - 12th
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DEATH ON THE NILE Film Study Guide | Worksheets | Printables
DEATH ON THE NILE, a 1978 movie adaptation of Agatha Christie's novel, centers on murders that take place on a pleasure cruise ferrying wealthy passengers up the Nile River. Almost any of the travelers could be the killer (or killers?), and Agatha Christie’s master sleuth Hercule Poirot must solve “whodunit.” Students can enjoy a mystery complete with scenes from the pyramids, the Sphinx, and the Temple of Abu Simbel. Included in your 16-page reproducible study guide are . . . • introductory inf
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
Regional Symbols: Creating an Infographic to Persuade (Social Distancing)
Students will use their knowledge of state and regional symbols to design a poster to encourage social distancing Or social skills related to respecting someone's space (Bubble). You could also use this document as a template for other regional campaigns. For example, I have another document that encourages voting attendance. You could use this for high school sport attendance or community involvement as well.
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Conceptual Framework Poster
Use this Study Scaffold - to help educate and guide your students about how to utilise the Conceptual Framework designed for Stage 4 Visual Arts Education. This scaffold has been differentiated for a variety of diverse learners to support a range of learning abilities.
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Art + Science Argument
This activity is terrific after teaching about how human actions impact the environment. It also fits well with Earth day.
Students are presented a common issue (an abundance of litter in the park). First, students use their creativity and art skills to design a sign which will be posted in the park to reduce littering.
Second, students must write a letter to the city council. The letter is an argument about what the city should do to reduce the litter problem. Students must provide two su
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5th - 8th
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