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11th grade other (art) resources for Easel Activities
Of Mice and Men | Character Sketch Activities | Citing Textual Evidence
12 editable close-reading, creative character analysis tasks for upper middle and high school. Students either use quotations about George, Lennie, Crooks, Slim, Curley's wife, Carlson and Whit from the novel Of Mice and Men, building a picture of the character with these references, or find their own quotations to complete the same task.For all seven characters, this product includes...'Blank canvas' sheet with 16 quotations provided'Realistic person' outline sheet with 16 quotations provided'R
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8th - 11th
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Math Project Graphing Linear Functions Math and Art Project *DISTANCE LEARNING
PRINT and DIGITAL * * Makes distance planning so much easier!Graphing Linear Equations Math and Art ProjectYour students will apply their skills of graphing linear equations with art! Students will graph specified types of linear equations and choose how they create an original piece of art. My students love this project because it provides an opportunity for them to be creative in math class!This project is a great formative assessment because it assesses students’ skills and is highly engagi
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7th - 11th
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Willy Wonka Activity Wordsearch Puzzle Worksheet
No PREP! Great supplemental activity to go with the movie. Think you can find all these words related to Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory? Go ahead sugar and watch out for ol' Slugworth! Thanks for stopping by!
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3rd - 12th
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The Greatest Movie Ever Sold - Questions with Rubric
This is a handout package I gave to my media students when we watched the documentary The Greatest Movie Ever Sold. It comes with its own rubric.
Note: I teach in Ontario and for media studies, I follow the strands outlined in the curriculum.
Prior to them watching the movie, I showed them Morgan Spurlock's TED talk which the first few questions touch upon. I found that it helps students get a sense of what the documentary will be about. Here's the URL for the TED Talk:
https://youtu.be/Y2jy
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9th - 11th
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Unwrapped Christmas One-Act Scripts and Monologues for kids and teens
Unwrap the meaning of Christmas with these 7 original short One-Act scripts and monologues. All holiday scripts are written for young actors (kids and teens) and can be performed in a socially distanced setting or virtually.Script Collection Include:The Reluctant MangerChristmas According to the Stars (One-Act AND Monologue)The Break-Up GiftHappy Christmas TreeThe Joy TreeChristmas Smile“These sketches are innovative and fresh. I love what you are doing! Christmas Smile is also innovative. It ‘h
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2nd - 12th, Adult Education
SILENT FILM | WEBQUEST| Drama Theatre Film
Students will explore the history of silent film - its origins, developments, influence as well as the impact of artists such as Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton. Full of great information and pictures! NO PREP!32 detailed research questions from 4 respected sources. Perfect sub days or supplement to your drama or film elective!INCLUDED32 Research Questions4 SourcesKeys for All!FOR MORE THEATRE LESSONS, CLICK HERE TO FOLLOW!
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: INTERMEDIATE THEATRE | SEMESTER BUNDLE
Bell Ringers for Drama Classes
Establishing a routine at the start of a class is imperative to a good working routine. It is also important to expose our drama students to works that will stretch them in terms of what they think performance can be. In these challenging times, and in terms of school budgets, taking kids to see professional theatre becomes more and more of a struggle.One method to help with this is to have a bell ringer at the start of a lesson. These here are all video excerpts from professional productions, w
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Bundle of Bell Ringers for Drama Classes
SILENT FILM | PowerPoint Notes Worksheets | Theatre & Film
Perfect introduction to SILENT FILM for your theatre or film elective! This slide presentation supplemented with guided notes, worksheets, videos, quiz, and keys gives an overview of the era including developments in technology, acting styles, the studio system, and an introduction to how "talkies" impacted the industry. CONCEPTS COVERED:History with a focus on The "Golden Era" of Silent FilmGenres, style, stunts, and special effectsThe "Big 5" Studios and the "Star System"The Transition to "Tal
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9th - 12th
Also included in: INTERMEDIATE THEATRE | SEMESTER BUNDLE
Lines Express Emotion - Worksheet Printable for Art 1 or Middle School Art Class
This worksheet illustrates just how much a simple LINE can expresses emotions! Have students fill in the square with JUST lines that express the emotion stated above. Then, have students compare their answers. Use this to start a discussion about how non-objective art with just line can express emotions.Follow me! Let's be friends!InstagramBlogYouTube ChannelFacebook
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5th - 12th
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Day of the Dead Dia de los Muertos Word Search Puzzle, Easy to Medium & Solution
Day of the Dead / Día de los Muertos Word Search Puzzle Activity KitDelve into the vibrant traditions of the Day of the Dead (Día de los Muertos) with our specialized Word Search Puzzle Activity Kits, designed for students in grades 5 through 12 and perfectly suited for homeschool environments. These kits are a wonderful way to celebrate and learn about this significant Mexican holiday, offering a unique combination of cultural education and language learning. Within each 15x15 letter grid, part
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5th - 12th
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Cubism Art Lesson. High School Art Project using color theory
This studio-based high school studio art lesson has been classroom tested for students grades 10-12. It has been revised for distance learning prompts to help your students create a self portrait from home. Please note there are no FORMAL lesson plans included with this. It is meant to be sent home or loaded to your digital classroom. Included with this resource5 student samplesIntroduction assignment sheetColor Scheme Identification exerciseColor WheelColor Scheme Practice PageCubism Practice
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8th - 11th
Classical Composer Research Project (Easel Activity)
Do your students grumble and groan at the idea of doing a research project? Liven up the experience by adding in an element of creative freedom! This student workbook (Easel Activity) guides students through researching a Classical era composer and sharing their information through a chosen project. Project types include:Short video Art/Collage piecePodcastSongwritingSlides presentationNovel Writer This workbook includes 19 slides for documenting research/sources and guides students through a de
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8th - 12th
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Jazz Musician Research Project (Easel Activity)
Do your students grumble and groan at the idea of doing a research project? Liven up the experience by adding in an element of creative freedom! This student workbook (Easel Activity) guides students through researching a Jazz musician and sharing their information through a chosen project. Project types include:Short video clipArt/Collage piecePodcastSongwritingSlides presentationNovel Writer This workbook includes slides for documenting research/sources and guides students through a detailed p
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8th - 12th
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Hatching, Cross-Hatching & Stippling Worksheet: Creating Value, Intro to Shading
Introduce value, shading, gradients, and illustrative techniques through the use of different types of line. Students of all artistic levels can practice creating the illusion of a gradient using pen pressure, density and layering to create dark and light value.
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5th - 12th
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Mime vs Pantomime - A lesson in non-verbal performance
This is a complete unit lesson for pantomime in the drama classroom. Activities may be used individually or combined for a complete unit. Explores the differences between mime and pantomime, teaches specific techniques for performance, includes individual and group activities and has a written test with an answer key provided. The entire unit takes about one week of classroom instruction.
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8th - 11th
Anime Step by Step
This Step by Step Anime handout walks students through the process of drawing themselves in anime or other anime character. On the cover page is a brief description of anime and questions to spark conversations about characteristics and emotions, followed by two optional pages on how to draw the head shape, three pages of eyes (39 choices total), two pages of noses and mouths (20 choices total), and two pages of hair examples (34 choices total). Hair examples support a diverse group of student
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2nd - 12th
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Zen Affirmation Coloring Pages - Doodle Page - Art Includes Digital Files
These Zen Affirmation Coloring pages are a perfect resource for upper level students due to the intricate design. Each page contains an affirmation as well as beautiful art to color. Students can color and use these pages as binder covers.Coloring has been proven to calm the brain as well as improve brain function.Perfect for calming corners, stations, wind down time or fillers - you get a variety of 15 different pages. Use the second page to tally how many copies of each page you need to prin
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4th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Body Language - Drama Lesson with Doodle Note Worksheet
Do you want a new way to cover information with your drama class, notes they will want to keep neat and tidy, or even just simple revision of performance staples.Here is a drama lesson for revision for more experienced students - or it can be easily broken down into 4 parts for newer performers to cover a weeks worth of lessons. Included is everything you need to get going. Lesson plan for a single or 4 different lessonsGoogle Slides of all the notes covered in the classTeacher answer sheet Dood
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: Drama Techniques - Doodle Notes, Lesson Plans and Homework
High School Art Project. Found Object Sculpture. Independent Work Packet
This studio-based high school studio art lesson has been classroom tested for advanced students grades 10-12. It has been revised for distance learning prompts to help your students create an assemblage of found objects from home. Please note there are no FORMAL lesson plans included with this. It is meant to be sent home or loaded to your digital classroom. Included with this resource4 student samplesIntroduction art history page. Student assignment sheet with goals and objectives for learningS
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8th - 11th
FREE Rainbow Color & Color Wheel Art Lesson
Art basics Free Lesson- Rainbow color Order & Color Wheel. Sir Issac Newton Facts on the color cheet. Lesson- color in class together then this is their study guide for a pop quiz! Cut off the bottom clue and this is the quiz as well. Color Theory on the other side or for another lesson on how to make all colors from the primary colors! Gotta Love ART- Fellow Artist & Art Teacher in Cambodia- Renee :)
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1st - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Analyzing Historical Art: The American Revolution (Plus Easel Activity)
Since the beginning of history itself, people have created art that reflects real events. But each artist is a unique individual with his or her own perspective and purpose for each piece of art. This Analyzing Historical Art unit is designed to help you help your students learn to think critically about what they are seeing. This unit focuses on 18 works by artists Jean Leon Gerome Ferris, John Trumbull, Nathaniel Currier, Currier and Ives, and Emanuel Leutze and show events from the American R
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7th - 12th
Also included in: American Revolution High School Bundle
Tattoo, Explained Viewing Guide
In order to deepen their understanding of sociocultural diversity, students will use this viewing guide before, during, and after watching the "Tattoo, Explained" episode of the Netflix docuseries Explained (2018).Included:15 question viewing guide, including pre- and post-viewing questionsKeyAPA National Standards for High School Psychology Curricula:Sociocultural Context Domain – Sociocultural Diversity – 1.2 Identify how cultures change over time and vary within nations as well as internatio
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11th - 12th
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Leap Day Year 2024 Activity Bundle Coloring Page Bookmarks Digital Files
Celebrate Leap Day with this coloring bundle!Includes your choice of 4 bookmarks for your students to choose from and one Leap Day 2024 coloring page.Coloring has been proven to improve brain function as well as relax and calm the brain.
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3rd - 12th
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Also included in: BUNDLE: Leap Day Year 2024 Riddles, Bookmarks, and Color Page Digital
Stop Motion Animation Google Slides Assignment
A short Google Slides presentation that explains how stop-motion animation is created.Goes through 5 different types of animation styles and directs you to YouTube video linksEnds with an Easel research lesson that directs students to find stop-motion animation videos of their choice and answer questions about them.Comes with an Easel storyboard students use to create their stop-motion story before creating their Google Slides stop-motion video
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5th - 12th
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