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8th grade visual arts independent work packets for Google Apps
Paint Like Burton Morris - Post-Pop Art Project-Distance Learning-Google Slide
Introduce students to Burton Morris, a post Pop-Art artist. Purpose: Students will be creating painting inspired by Burton Morris. This no prep product includes a fully editable Google Slide that introduces students to the artist and guides them through this fun and engaging art project. To make it even easier for students to understand the project, I attached various student exemplars. Just posted this presentation on your google classroom for all your online kids and/or present in class.I assi
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6th - 12th
Exploring the History of Photography--What makes a good photograph?
*UPDATED 10/16/20215 More "student activity" slides to drive learning!Don't lecture your students about the History of Photography! Let them EXPLORE the History of Photography with this student-centered learning activity. In this lesson, students will understand how photography has changed over history as both an art, a document, and as a personal keepsake. Through hands-on exercises, students will explore the medium of photography as its uses have changed beginning in the late 1800’s to present
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7th - 12th
Also included in: Introduction to Digital Photography, an ENTIRE SEMESTER
Intro to Adobe Photoshop Digital Art Bell Ringers & Photography Do nows
As a teacher, wouldn't you like your students to come in and go straight into work mode? Well, this bell ringer (aka warm up, aka bell work, aka do nows) is a great interactive activity for your students! This step by step EDITABLE Google slide/PowerPoint tutorial is perfect for student led or teacher led.(Original format is Google Slide, but you can easily convert this to a PowerPoint if you feel more comfortable with it. Tutorial in Google Drive)All 15 exercises are Adobe Photoshop activities
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7th - 12th
Photography Choice Board 1 | Interactive Google Slides | Art Distance Learning
Students benefit when they are given choices. This is especially true for students working from home where flexibility is needed. This Photography Choice Board provides a fun, simple, no stress option for your students to complete as they work from home. It can be implemented in an online art class using Google Slides (perfect for distance learning) or printed as a handout that can be sent home.*** Students can use their phones, cameras, iPad/tablet camera, etc.IDEAS!Have students complete a cer
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5th - 12th
Photography Unit for Middles Years +
This is a massive photography unit where students will be taught many basic foundations, and some creative techniques, with whatever device they are currently using. Lessons are taught with supports from youtube videos, and example photos.Also available separately or 'bundled' is a 'photographic journal' where you can have your students display their best work. The informational slides and the 'assignment' slides are the same, so once a student has finished learning how to take the photo, they c
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7th - 12th
EDITABLE Art Choice Board | Interactive Google Slides | Distance Learning
Students benefit when they are given choices. This is especially true for students working from home where flexibility is needed. This Art Choice Board is EDITABLE and makes it easy to provide a fun, simple, no stress option for your students to complete as they work from home. It can be implemented in an online art class using Google Slides (perfect for distance learning) or printed as a handout that can be sent home.IDEAS!Have students complete a certain amount of prompts by the end of the wee
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K - 12th
Art Choice Board 2 | Interactive Google Slides + Printable | Distance Learning
Students benefit when they are given choices. This is especially true for students working from home where flexibility is needed. This Art Choice Board provides a fun, simple, no stress option for your students to complete as they work from home. It can be implemented in an online art class using Google Slides (perfect for distance learning) or printed as a handout that can be sent home.IDEAS!Have students complete a certain amount of prompts by the end of the weekHave students complete a prompt
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5th - 12th
Fully Interactive "Drag and Drop" COLOR THEORY Unit (Google Slides)
This is a FULLY interactive 'drag-and-drop' color theory unit !!!This 60-slide COLOR THEORY Google Slide Presentation can be shown and then shared so that students can complete it with you on their own with a computer or Chromebook independently. The presentation is FULLY INTERACTIVE and provides both color theory instruction and an opportunity for students to direct their own learning with moveable Color Wheel wedges that they DRAG AND PUT INTO PLACE! HOW IT WORKS: A copy of this google sli
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6th - 12th
Music - Soundtrack of my Life
Students will create a soundtrack of their life! They will choose 5 songs that relate to your identity and explain why they are significant to you by responding to prompting questions on each slide. They will also create an album cover and explain how it relates to the theme of their soundtrack.Includes:Learning goalsSuccess criteria (based on the Ontario curriculum)Rubric for music and visual art (based on the Ontario curriculum)Planning sheet5 graphic organizers for each song with different pr
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4th - 12th
Art Criticism Prompts (12)
This purchase includes 12 Art Criticism prompts (editable Google Slides meant to be shared as a copy for each student) following Feldman's Model of Art Criticism. Along with the 12 prompts, is a worksheet (editable Google Doc) to be printed (instead of a digital copy), a Google Slides presentation with a video walking through the steps using audio interviews with upper elementary aged students and slides inbetween steps to practice as a class, a template Google Slides to create your own Art Crit
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Sketchbook Assignments (16 for Art 1)
16 Sketchbook Assignment Prompts in Google Slides format (editable) with high school student exmaples. Could be used/adapted for middle school as well. Ranges in skills from shading and color blending to exploring symmetry and character design. Some prompts include: mini masterpiece, observational drawing, using color schemes, optical illusions, portraiture, surrealism & landscapes.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Exposure Mastery Challenge: A Practical Scenario Workbook
Elevate your photography class with the "Exposure Mastery Challenge: A Practical Scenario Workbook"! This resource offers a dynamic collection of eight real-world scenarios designed to assess and enhance students' understanding of exposure. From low-lit classrooms to vibrant outdoor settings, each scenario presents a unique challenge that requires students to select the optimal exposure settings for a perfectly exposed image.Key Features:Versatile Use: Use it for assessments, extra credit, or as
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6th - 12th
Sketchbook Assignments (16 Drawing Prompts)
16 Sketchbook Assignment Prompts in Google Slides format (editable) with high school student exmaples specifically made for a Drawing class. Could be used/adapted for middle school as well. Ranges in skills from shading and color blending to observational drawing and linear perspective. Some prompts include: pen & ink techniques, textures, landscape, architecture, portraiture & illustration.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Types of Photography
An interactive notebook to help students identify the different types of photography
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Art Career Research Project (Middle or High)
Brief Art Career Research project with editable Google Slides. Two Google Slides decks: one with instructions and links for students to use for their research AND one meant to be used as a copy for each student they can edit, add info and images to. Since these are Google Slides you can edit them/add to them to meet your individual needs.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
The Ultimate Interactive Art Elements and Art History Bundle! Over 200 slides!
The Ultimate Interactive Art Elements Value!A collection of theory, research, direct instruction and summative assessments all in one bundle:Over 140 slides cover theory, skills and techniques for the elements of line, color, value, shape, space and texture as well as composition basics in three separate interactive google slide presentations.22 slides provide a simple drag and drop summative test56 slides introduce basic art historical definitions, artist and movements of the Modern eraConten
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6th - 12th
Artist Research Slides
Independent student research prompt for an artist of their choice. Great for a sub day assignment if students have access to computers or tablets. Google Slides provides instructions and examples as well as a list of artists to get students started with their research. This is a brief assignment and depending on class time could be completed in a class period with (possible) additional sketchbook work outside of class.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Directing WORKBOOK
Start your unit with understanding The Basics of Directing while introducing a directing unit. 1. Start by learning the steps of how to pick a play, make a rehearsal schedule, think about casting etc. 2. Explore Planes, Angles and Stage pictures. Then practice creating an interactive picture3. Explain the directing project you will be doing in class
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8th - 12th
Elements of Art Task Cards, Print & Digital Art Lesson Task Cards & Activities
Engage your students with Elements of Art Task Cards | Print & Digital Art Lesson Task Cards & Activities while using flexible mediums & materials! With these Art Project Prompts, students will engage as creative thinkers through creating with artworks with a lot of student-choice or through a choice-based approach and allows students to explore the Elements of Art. These curriculum aligned art lessons are all designed around the theme “Elements of Art" and will allow teachers &
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Grades:
5th - 8th
Grade 8 Language/Visual Arts - "Image of the Day" (Ontario Curriculum)
CROSS CURRICULAR RESOURCE Grade 8 (Ontario Curriculum)Format: Google DocsVISUAL ARTS & LANGUAGE (WRITING)Students are asked to upload an image of their choice that represents current thoughts, feelings, emotions, or experiences (their own or others). Then, students complete a written response that explains the significance of the image by describing the ways in which it conveys feelings, issues, themes, and/or social concerns. INCLUDEDOntario Curriculum ExpectationsVisual Arts - Task SheetLa
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6th - 8th
Intro to Photography: Camera Basics
*UPDATED ON 7/20/22*Get the school year started off right, by giving your students a solid foundation in learning the digital SLR camera, file types, and your expectations with this 1-2 day lesson. Includes an Interactive Google Slides assignment that is perfect for your Google Classroom. Drag and drop elements, fill in the blanks, and a camera parts diagram with word bank. Also includes, a short video for students to follow along with while completing the camera parts diagram, a Slides presenta
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7th - 12th
Medieval Times - Newspaper Project
Description: Your group’s task is to create a newspaper on 11” x 17” paper (that I will provide) covering the events that surrounded the European Middle Ages. You will create articles, editorials, political cartoons, and illustrations by expressing the views of that time period. Your task is to bring the European Middle Ages to life for your readers. In fact, you are competing with the newspapers being created by other groups in other classes. Use your imagination and be creative!
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7th - 12th
Photography: POV
Use this interactive notebook to practice identifying different points of views in a photo.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Photojournalism and 9/11
September 11, 2001 is a day that changed the United States forever. Many photographers risked their lives to bring back the unforgettable images of that day. These images created a detailed portrait of these ominous events and served as a powerful reminder of the importance of a photojournalist's role in a crisis. Use this handout to help students understand the job of a photojournalist and help students connect with the ethical standards of photojournalism.NOT JUST FOR ART TEACHERS! Use this
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7th - 12th
Also included in: Principles of Art: History, Photographers, and Student Responses
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