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Free art history assessments
Test Corrections Retake Form Template
A detailed google doc template that will help teachers organize student test retakes. Lays out instructions simply and clearly and will reduce student questions for the teacher regarding test retakes or test corrections.Post this in google classroom in its own topic and anytime a student asks about retaking a test, you can simply tell them to use the form posted in google classroom. Simplify your life. The document is fully editable and can be adjusted to fit your needs. Modify instructions, add
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6th - 12th
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SHAPEship: K-1 Rocket Ship Art Project Using Geometric Shapes
This primary Art Lesson is all about shapes! Students will use simple shapes to build a rocket ship that looks like it is blasting off! This visual arts lesson is aligned to National Core Art Standards and Core Content Math standards for K and 1st grade. Step by step instructions, photos, and assessment included.
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K - 1st
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Artwork Rubric- Rubric for your Art Class-Middle School, High School level
Here's an Artwork Rubric- a generic rubric for grading every art project for the full year.
This rubric works well for Middle School and High School aged students.
Criteria are as follows:
Efficiency, Effort, Medium, Originality, Quality, Spatial, Completion
4 point scale. Each level has specific wording that matches the points earned. No one will ever say you grade subjectively ever again! :)
There are two versions of this rubric, each with a different grading scale. The first makes it ve
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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Hokusai's "The Great Wave off Kanagawa" Lesson Plan for 3rd-5th Grade
This lesson plan is based on Japanese artist Hokusai's most famous masterpiece, " The Great Wave off Kanagawa". This plan has objectives aligned with national art standards and includes student work samples, large artwork with discussion points included, step by step instructions with photos, and an assessment rubric. This lesson takes 5-45 minutes class sessions.
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3rd - 5th
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Art Report Comments
Sometimes it's hard to come up with report card comments for Art- this freebie is meant as a jumping off point for you to create your own comments for your students.
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K - 6th
WWI Propaganda lesson and assignment
A comprehensive powerpoint presentaion ppt which includes elements and purposes of propaganda with samples and an assignment and rubric
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8th - 11th
Blank Timeline
I created this blank timeline to make it easier for my kiddos to organize historical events so I am sharing with you. :) Enjoy!
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3rd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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One-Pager AVID Strategy Free Rubric
I use One-Pagers all the time in my classroom. Students create One-Pagers to demonstrate what they have learned about a lesson and questions they have. Here is a rubric I laminate and put on tables for students to use.
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2nd - 12th
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Andy Warhol Pop Art Response Questions
Looking for a simple way to check for student understanding as well as incorporate ELA into your art lessons? Find an easy example here!Included is a one-page PDF featuring questions about Andy Warhol and pop art. The six questions asks students to reflect on Warhol and pop art as well as respond to prompts about their own work. For an example of the coordinating project, see the PREVIEW for this file. (I use this at the 5th grade level, but it is certainly able to be used for other grade levels
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3rd - 7th
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Fairytales, Myths, Folktales, Legends, & Fables Google Forms Quiz
A short pop quiz or quick check-in on fairytales, myths, folktales, legends, and fables for students to demonstrate their knowledge of the difference between the various genres. 8 short answer questions4 true/false questions3 multiple choice questionsAs a teacher in New Jersey, I included a question about what New Jersey's most famous legend is -- please customize this to what you teach your students and where you are located!
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Not Grade Specific
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Elements of Art - Line Exercises
Elements of Art - Line Exercises. Students can practice drawing different types of lines in the graphic organizer. Students will review blind contour, contour, hatching, think, thin, vertical, horizontal, gesture, implied and emotion lines. This graphic organizer will act as an assessment after a unit on the elements of art and test student understanding of the many different lines that artist use.
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7th - 10th
Color Theory Practice Activity
Use this free worksheet as a practice activity or as an assessment! It includes a blank color wheel with labeled colors. It also includes spaces to color in according to different color groups (primary, secondary, warm colors, cool colors, and complementary colors).
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2nd - 5th
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Van Gogh Assessment - Warm and Cool Colors
This is an assessment created for first graders after a unit on Vincent Van Gogh and his Sunflowers painting. We talked about:
• What is a landscape?
• What is a portrait (self-portrait)?
• What is a still life?
While coloring in our sunflowers, we used warm colors and left the cool colors for the background.
This is a simple assessment asking the students to match the Van Gogh painting to the correct word (landscape, portrait, still life). Then they can color in the rainbow and circle whether
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PreK - 3rd
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Editable Research Project Organizer- Tic Tac Toe choice board
Use this Tic Tac Toe choice board to give students a choice of activities when completing a research project. Make Tic Tac Toe by choosing 3 of the activity ideas.
This is a neat idea that encourages student choice, but also gives the students limitations on the projects that they may complete.
I used this for a study on influential African Americans in 2nd grade. It was well received, and my students enjoyed being able to make their own choices.
**I attest that this product is an original
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1st - 12th
STR Practical Tip: Creating a Speech Notebook for Stuttering Therapy
This free Practical Tip from Stuttering Therapy Resources describes the benefits of creating a speech notebook when working with children who stutter. The tip includes guidelines for developing a useful speech notebook and recommendations for how to get the most out of the notebook in stuttering therapy.
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K - 12th
PK - 5 Elementary NCAS Art Standards "I Can" Statements
FINALLY, it's here! I have edited and updated my older versions of grades 3-6 "I Can" statements. Consider them new and improved. On each page is a different grade's standards and coordinating "I Can" statements. I tried to make each "I Can" statement as kid-friendly as possible. I do not own the National Core Art Standards, nor did I help to develop them. I'm just an art teacher who wanted to put some "I Can" statements out there. Please, please let me know if you see things that need to b
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Not Grade Specific
Piet Mondrian
Here you can find a presentation about the painter Piet Mondrien and a suggestion for an activity :)
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1st - 12th, Higher Education
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Informational Text: History of Photography
An article written by Ken Nelson of Ducksters and edited by me. I didn't ask him if I could do this...I imagine he wouldn't mind. I added some more facts, cleaned it up a bit, and included a grammar error for students to find. The file also includes nine reading comprehension questions and one persuasive prompt and template for writing.
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4th - 6th
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Pablo Picasso
An interactive lesson on the life and works of Pablo Picasso incorporating World History and Math 1 standards. The information is modified for a high school special education class. The power point is full of engaging graphics and offers activities that appeal to students with varying interests and abilities.
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Grades:
9th - 10th
Abstract Expressionism Art Lesson
This lesson is an introduction to abstract expressionism. Students will be introduced to abstract artists Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko and learn how they can create a piece of abstract artwork that displays an emotion using the elements of art and principles of design.
Included in this lesson:
-Abstract Expressionism PDF Presentation
-Student Sketch Worksheet
-Assessment Activity Student Worksheet
-Grading Rubric for teacher
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4th - 12th
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Portraits of History: Exploring Historical Figures through Art
Students will research and learn about historical figure of their choice. Students will create a portrait of the historical figure using mixed media techniques. Students will present their portraits and share key facts about the historical figure with the class.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: Bundle Pack of Art Projects
Rubric/critique- Pop Art Trash Sculpture
This GoogleDoc has the rubric on one side, which students can fill out (to self-assess) before the teacher does. On the other side of the rubric, you can have students do a critique of someone else's artwork. You'll be able to alter these pages as needed.
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7th - 12th
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Canadian Indigenous Art Research
This assignment allows students to research Indigenous art and the artist that is specific to Canada and also their province. I also have students recreate the art piece as well using their choice paint, pastels, clay, beads, soap, or any other materials that are available.
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6th - 12th
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Teacher and Tutor Tools Templates
This package provides teachers and tutors templates to support instruction delivery and administrative functions, including Registration form, Initial Assessment, Lesson Plan and Student Report template.
Grades:
PreK - 12th, Adult Education
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