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Free art history independent work packets
Shoe Design Template & Fashion ; Elementary & Middle Art Substitute Lesson Plan
Printable shoe & fashion design lesson.Great lesson to leave with a substitute; pencils & crayons are the only supplies needed.I have used with Kindergarten through high school.I send this google slideshow to my substitute: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1a9UZ0jnnh8ZkXD5BlEcU9JzxdYarM0DviFfQL2lSF0c/edit?usp=sharing
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K - 10th
Rules and Guidelines for Art - Elements of Art and Principles of Design Handout
Informational sheets about the Element of Art (Line, Color, Shape, Form, Texture, Value and Space) Principles of Design (Balance, Unity, Variety, Proportion, Emphasis, Pattern, and Movement), and Art criticism Also includes key vocabulary words for each section.Follow us:Website: Click here for our website!Twitter: Click here for twitter!Facebook: Click here for twitter!Instagram : Click here for instagram! Pinterest : Click here for Pinterest!Contact us:Email : contact@elementaryarts.comPhone :
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Make Your Mark
Creating your very own Dot artworkObjective: Encouraging expression through creativity with a focus on uniqueness and self-discovery. International Dot Day:This is a global celebration on or around September 15th, as it marks the anniversary of the publication of the book The Dot. The author of The Dot, Peter H. Reynolds, encourages us to create in any way that we are inspired to in the hopes of making the world a better place.This FREE resource has been created so that you can share with your
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PreK - 6th
Ancient African Art Work Masks, Kente Cloth, Mud Cloth - Handouts and Examples
African art is a mixture of masks, kente cloths, mud clothes, and much more. The continent of Africa is rich with the history of mankind. Some of the earliest archeological discoveries of human development have been found in Africa including ancient cave paintings many thousands of years oldAfrica has seen the rise and fall of many great civilizations and empires throughout its history. The oldest and longest lasting of these being the Ancient Egyptians who are still famous today for their pyra
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Paleolithic Cave Art Lesson with WEBQUEST and Interactive Art Lesson
Students will be able to identify and analyze Paleolithic cave paintings by completing a WebQuest, a charcoal drawing activity, and summary questions during the class period. Included:1. WebQuest with FREE Website Link2. Step-by-step Lesson plan 3. Hands-on student drawing activity 4. Student handouts and worksheetsBy purchasing this resource, you are agreeing that the contents are the property of Artsy History and licensed to you only for classroom / personal use as a single user. I retain the
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7th - 12th
Elements of Art - Line, Shape, Color, Form, Texture - Handouts and Examples
These handouts are a great way to review the Elements of Art with your students!Follow us:Website: Click here for our website!Twitter: Click here for twitter!Facebook: Click here for twitter!Instagram : Click here for instagram! Pinterest : Click here for Pinterest!Contact us:Email : contact@elementaryarts.comPhone : (702) 907-2781
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PLACES WORDFIND - Ancient Greece
PLACES WORD FIND - Ancient Greece. Names, places, and items.
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2nd - 12th
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Ancient Greece Art Work Vases, Buildings, Sculpture - Handouts and Examples
The term Ancient, or Archaic, Greece refers to the years 700-480 B.C., not the Classical Age (480-323 B.C.) known for its art, architecture and philosophy. Archaic Greece saw advances in art, poetry and technology, but is known as the age in which the polis, or city-state, was invented.These handouts are a great way to inspire your students as your travel back in time.Democracy, philosophy, sculpture, dramatic, tragedies and the Olympic Games are just a few ofthe fundamental elements of Western
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Learn German Listening Comprehension Audio Explore Germany Rheinland–Pfalz
AudiobookEmily mit ihrer Familie auf Entdeckungsreise durch Rheinland-Pfalz erlebt eine faszinierende Mischung aus Naturwundern, historischen Schätzen und kulturellen Tiefen. Von der symbolträchtigen Wiege der deutschen Demokratie am Hambacher Schloss über die heilenden Salinen von Bad Dürkheim bis hin zur majestätischen Schönheit der Pfälzer Burgen und der mystischen Loreley am Rhein entfaltet sich eine Reise, die die Vergangenheit lebendig werden lässt. Die Erkundung der vulkanischen Eifel und
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Learning German explore Germany Free Audiobook Schleswig–Holstein
Hier ist ein kostenloses Hörbuch zum Bundesland Schleswig–Holstein.Dabei sind:Quiz Kartenlegenden mit SuchauftragAusmalbilderYoutubeDie GrundschulmausEntdecke Schleswig–Holstein: Eine Hörbuchgeschichte für Kinderhttps://youtu.be/ebCm_eNnfzY?feature=shared
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Bell Work: Famous Artworks
This activity helps students learn how to observe artworks and describe them to another person. The slideshow includes 100 slides with famous artworks as well as a 7 minute timer. The art of observation is so important for growing artists. They can recognize colors and shapes in an artwork as well as make predictions about what the artist is trying to communicate. This can be used for multiple grade levels. Lower levels can observe physical characteristics about the paintings while higher levels
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1st - 12th
William Shakespeare National Poetry Month Reading Comprehension Passage
Poetry Month Biography: William Shakespeare Reading Comprehension & QuestionsEmbark on a thrilling exploration of the timeless works and enduring legacy of William Shakespeare with this captivating reading passage! In this resource, students will delve into the life, plays, and poetic brilliance of Shakespeare, the iconic playwright whose words continue to shape literature and culture to this day.What's Included:A simplified biography passage.Comprehension questions to assess understanding.A
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2nd - 5th
Ancient Rome Art Work Mosaics, Buildings, Sculpture - Handouts and Examples
Roman art is a mixture of paintings, sculptures, mosaics, and buildings. Many people think that the Roman’s copied the Greeks but they created a style of art that used Greek and Egyptian to make new art, Roman art. The Romans also liked to make lots of pottery from terracotta and coins from gold, silver, and bronze. Wealthy Romans wanted to have lots of different types of art in their homes and simply loved Art!Follow us:Website: Click here for our website!Twitter: Click here for twitter!Facebo
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Real Life Art Case Study: Stolen Mayan Art
This handout and worksheet can be used for a quick sub plan...or as a introduction into Mayan, Aztec, Pre-Columbian art history. The instructional contents contain a case study topic surrounding an ethical dilemma that art curators and museum directors face. Included is a news paper article from the Washington Post about stolen Mayan artifacts that has been broken down into easy to read segments for students.
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9th - 12th
Artist Research Project
The Artist Research Project is a home-school connection that will bring the history and creativity of the Visual Arts into the home of your students and encourages them to continue to explore the arts beyond the classroom. The project can be used as a standalone work or in connection to the artist studies that you may be teaching in the classroom. It can serve as an introduction to art history research in conjunction with creating an independent artwork outside of class to expand upon student in
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K - 8th
K-5 S.T.E.A.M. LAB - Shadow Art / Still Life Lesson - Art & Science for K-5
This K-5 Shadow Art S.T.E.A.M. Lab provides a lesson in science and light manipulation for young learners, as well as teaches about the composition of still lives and how shadows are used in still life paintings and drawings to provide dimension and texture to objects. Paul Cezanne's 'the Basket of Apples,' ca. 1892 is featured. Photograph compliments of the Chicago Institute of Art.
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PreK - 5th
Famous Artists Facts_Bell Ringers/Do Nows
Do Nows to start the Art class with some fun facts on some famous Artists
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5th - 9th
Watercolor: Questions and Project Planning Worksheet
This worksheet asks students to explore watercolor artists on artsy.net.They choose a painting that they like and answer questions about it.The last box instructs them to create a watercolor painting that is inspired by their chosen artwork.I used this worksheet with high schoolers after they practiced different watercolor techniques during two class periods.This was a successful project because students learned about many different styles of watercolor painting and had the opportunity to make a
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Free Draw Challenge
A free draw challenge is a printable, foldable document I used with students in grades 3rd-6th. This document would stay inside of their journals that students would take to class with them or leave inside my classroom in a bin. This sketchbook or journal would be taken out during the times when they were done with an assignment early, and they had time before starting the next assignment. not only was this an excellent behavior management tool, but it helped keep students creativity levels hig
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Roll and Draw! - Cave Painting - Stone Age Art
"Roll and Draw - Stone Age Art - Cave Painting" - Learning about art history has never been more fun with this engaging and interactive lesson on cave art. Introduce your students to the fascinating world of prehistoric art with this low-prep, easy-to-follow activity.With this activity, your students will learn about Stone Age art and cave paintings while creating their artworks. They'll use the roll-and-draw chart to determine the elements of their painting and follow the step-by-step instructi
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K - 8th
Pointillism
What is it, history of, examples of, and creating your own. Includes 1 no prep worksheet on 'Pointillism'
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Adult Education
GED Motivation: 50 Cent
To inspire students to research success business persons, start here! You can make a copy and change the title based on your learning targets. Want to motivate your GED students? This slide deck provoke students to learn about a successful entertainer and business man known as 50 Cent. Students are asked to analyze quotes and connect to text. This assignment is a great conversation starter for the first week of GED class.
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
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Study Guide for American History-Middle School
Introducing the "American History Study Guide" — an invaluable resource for middle school teachers. This guide seamlessly combines note-taking and study aid functionalities, offering students a structured framework for capturing crucial historical details. It transforms into a strategic exam preparation tool. Teachers receive supplementary materials for seamless integration into lesson plans. Elevate your teaching experience, empower students to think critically, and instill a deeper appreciatio
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7th - 8th
Aaron Slater Mini Deep Dive - Book Companion
We love the Questioneers series and this new instalment was no exception! I created a deep dive mini unit to explore the themes and backstory of the book and it took us to so much unexpected learning.Included:Link to watch a read aloud of the bookRhyme Scheme PageRhyming Couplets ActivityIllustration Viewing + Illustration ActivityRepeating Patterns + Cultural Patterns + Create Your Own Pattern ActivityAaron Douglas Summary + LinksView "Harriet Tubman" PaintingAaron Douglas Quote Copy Work"Aspir
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3rd - 8th
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