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Higher education visual arts scaffolded notes
Art History Doodle Notes Set of 18 Editable handouts with Powerpoint Visual Art
18 fully editable full page art history doodle notes handouts in .pdf and .pub file formats! Make learning art history interesting! Each full page doodle note sheet covers an art history movement, culture, or style. Each handout includes places for students to write time period, definitions, characteristics, sketches, and information learned from an accompanying video in the 209 slide powerpoint. I have also included a link to the Google slides that have been updated with over 280 slides and a l
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Introduction to Sketchnotes
This lesson introduces what sketchnotes are and how to create them to students. This lesson is designed for self-paced learning, which means students can learn on their own watching the lessons on a device. After every video is a 'challenge' or assignment related to the video is given. This lesson can also be given to a class in a group setting. Teachers can project the Google Slide presentation to their class, play each video and give the challenge after. The class can work as a team if that
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
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Art History Presentation Guided Notes & Quiz Middle School Art High School Art
***Art History is a vital component to any art curriculum and can be used to augment lessons in a variety of media year after year ***This 35 page Powerpoint includes both printable and digital guided lecture notes (both editable) on the Art Movements Post-Impressionism & Fauvism - highlighting the work Vincent Van Gogh, Paul Cezanne & Henri Matisse. An open note quiz rounds out the power point and students grade on the spot with an Answer Key provided at the end. Great opportunity for d
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Intro to Documentary Guide Film Media Visual Literacy Middle Senior High ATAR
General Syllabus (QCAA) ATAR - Film Television and New Media Unit 3 aligned. This resource is FULLY EDITABLE. This resource is a detailed introduction and overview of the DOCUMENTARY film genre. Topics covered include:Definitions3 T ModelGenre studyExpositionStorytellingVoice OverArchival FootageReenactment Interviews - Direct & IndirectInterviews - Talking HeadsInterviews - Tips & TricksMontageWallpaper TechniqueActualityActuality - RealityVisual Coding - Mise en scèneCamera MovementApp
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Intro to Ceramics: "Stages of Clay" SLIDES/NOTES
This presentation is a great resource for introducing ceramics concepts to middle - secondary students. This presentation covers the 7 Stages of Clay with example images, and review questions at the end. Each slide breaks down the stages with key facts and tips along with a image reference. There are 17 review questions at the end that reveal an example image - students can determine which stage is being represented in the image. This can be used as a whole group or independent learning strategy
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Elements of Art
Elements of Art
This lesson an introduction to The Elements of Art. It can be followed up with more in depth instruction on each element, however this lesson allows students to begin working with the terms - many of which they may already know.
In an effort to simplify the students ability to grasp these concepts and due to the frequent lack of materials available to art teachers, I have paired this lesson down to require only one sheet of paper per student, one pencil and shared color pencils..
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â Art Class - Start up
Beginning Ceramics Workbook
Are you new to teaching ceramics or just want something for your students to refer back to that is not their phone?This workbook is a comprehensive guide and notebook for beginning ceramics students. Follow along as we cover everything they need to know about safety, properties of clay, stages of clay, elements of art, types of ceramic ware, anatomy of pots, how to make attachments, wedging, pinch, coil, slab, wheel techniques and more!This book is designed as a follow along sketchbook with spac
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Film Treatment Collection Scaffold Powerpoint Example Bundle QCAA FTV FA2
This listing combines two TREATMENT products with a bonus resource: two A-standard student responses (.pdf file)In this bundle you will receive: FA2 Treatment Scaffold (two page scaffold, with black and white copy)Introduction to FTV Treatments powerpoint (22 page resource - fully editable or ready to present as is)plus BONUS item:TWO A-standard example treatments (pdf file)
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Afk Artwork Rubric and Student Checklist
This Artwork Rubric works in conjunction with the Student Checklist, offering a more nuanced evaluation. While the checklist serves as a quick reference for students to self-assess against specific criteria, the rubric delves deeper, providing a broader view of artistic development and offering constructive feedback for growth. This dual assessment approach encourages students to not only meet specific criteria but also strive for a more profound understanding and execution of their artistic en
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Ceramics - Glazing - Slideshow and Notes
This slideshow covers the basics of glazing, as well as glazing safety and clean-up rules. The slideshow is paired with guided notes that students can use to follow along. This lesson is ideal for introducing glazing to students with little to no experience. This lesson covers using low and high fire glazes, as well as underglazes. Amaco glazes and underglazes are referenced.Topics covered in this lesson:What is glaze?Low and High Fire GlazesUnderglazeGlaze Application TechniquesGlazing RulesLay
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â Ceramics - Introductory Vocabulary and Glazing Lesson Bundle
Photography - The darkroom worksheets (STEP BY STEP guide)
These are intro sheets that I give out as part of the intro of the first week in grade 11 Photography. They're informative and interactive worksheets to help students better understand the darkroom processes.It takes students through "HOW-TO" for the entire process of developing.It's really detailed (times/steps/reminders) since they're learning it for the first time.It covers:-develop a black and white photograph (times in stop bath etc.)-develop your film-using an enlarger (this one is fill-
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â Photography Course for High School - DIGITAL & DARKROOM BUNDLE
Shot Types Camera Angles Cinematography Presentation Film Media English Class
Perfect for Media Studies, Film Studies or English classes investigating Film techniques. This resource is aligned with the Australian Curriculum V9 and QCAA Syllabus documents. This resource is an introduction and overview of Shot types, camera angles, composition and cinematography techniques. It is an excellent starting point for exploration and further investigation. This resource is a fully editable PowerPoint presentation - edit or alter to suit your students or your needs!Topics covered i
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Introduction to Treatment Writing in Film TV QCAA ATAR FTVNM FTV Media Literacy
General Syllabus (QCAA) ATAR - Film Television and New Media aligned.This resource is a detailed introduction and overview of TREATMENTS in Film and Television, particularly in the senior years. An excellent starting point for exploration and further investigation. Created specifically for the FA2, this resource is a fully editable PowerPoint presentation - edit or alter to suit your students!Topics covered include:- Introduction to Treatments- Contents and structure of a treatment- Differences
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in:Â Film Treatment Collection Scaffold Powerpoint Example Bundle QCAA FTV FA2
FA2 Treatment Scaffold QCAA ATAR FTVNM FTV Film Media Literacy Auteur Unit
This resource is perfect for students who are creating their own film/television treatments and film pitches in line with the QCAA FTVNM Syllabus. This detailed explainer and scaffold provides a great launchpad for extension of ideas associated with short films and auteur films (specifically created for the Auteur study unit 1 of the Senior FTVNM QCAA Syllabus)! This resource is completely customisable - not studying Auteur? No worries! Simply amend and edit to suit your study focus!FA2 Treatmen
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in:Â Film Treatment Collection Scaffold Powerpoint Example Bundle QCAA FTV FA2
Writing in Broadcast Style Teacher Notes
Writing in broadcast style is easier than one may think, but students are so used to writing essays that it can be confusing. Use these notes along with my other product (printable student notes pages) to help students as they write throughout the term. PowerPoint with detailed notes and examples of how to write in broadcast style for radio and television journalism. Teach the students rules for words, numbers, and sentences, as well as story types - Reader, VO, VOSOT, Package*included in writin
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in:Â Broadcast Journalism Project Bundle
Writing Effective Art Critiques- Distance Learning Lesson and Assignment PDF
Distance Teaching: With teaching notes, student reference sheets, and activity pages, teaching how to write art critiques couldn't be easier. Present students with required information, post an art critique page online, or send to students as an at home learning printable.File Format: PDF (Not Editable)Terms of Use Addendum: Any products with "Distance Learning" in the TPT title may be used for online learning with your own students in your own class. This includes posting resources as a referen
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
How to write a strong response essay - Lesson and assignments
Writing strong response essays can sometimes be the most challenging to high school and college aged students. This product is geared to work with students and to teach them the difference between what a summary is and what a response is. Using Netflix's 2020 documentary The Social Dilemma, students will be encouraged to view the film, either on their own or as a class, and then to respond to it using the guidelines and lesson provided. This documentary can easily be changed based on the needs o
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Basic Film Analysis Presentation (Notes)
This notes presentation gives an overview of basic film analysis for students. This concise guide offers a structured exploration of 4 key categories of film analysis: Narrative Analysis, Scene Analysis, Semiotic Analysis, and Culture and Influence Analysis. These notes break down and simplify the cinematic craft and help sharpen students' analytical skills by providing guiding questions and elements to observe during an analysis of any short or full-length film.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â Basic Film Analysis Notes and Practice Analysis Sheet
Landscape Design Principles Bundle
This is the comprehensive and complete lecture on Landscape Design Principles & Elements, as well as the guided notes for students.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Photopea Lesson Plan - Gradient, shape, Open & Place tools to make Cityscape
Lesson plans for with do now, direct instruction, independent practice, rubric and exit ticket in the format of Google Slides. This is the link to a video I used for the first partThis is the link to a video I used for the second part, both of which are available for use as additional scaffolding that you're more than welcome to use whether or not you purchase.I used this for a very basic intro to Photopea for 9th-12th graders originally taking 2 hours. As you know your students best, it's up to
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
7 elements of art illustrated
Learn about the seven elements of art through reading and drawing. Each definition is followed by space for students to illustrate the definition. Especially designed for students who prefer hands-on activities to lectures, and summative grades.3 pagespage 1 - illustrated cover includes examples of all art elements except colorpage 2 - student activity "Illustrate the definition for each art element using the subject of your choice" -line, shape, formpage 3. - color, value, texture, spaceDesign
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Types of Charcoal Intro to Charcoal Charcoal Basics
Here is a nice one pager explaining about the types of charcoal available for use in art. Use this as a handout, follow-along sketchnotes, or let students experiment with each one next to the listed type. Great for inclusion in sketchbooks, notebooks, etc.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
NEW!!! Engaging class notes on Contemporary Aboriginal artist Vernon Ah Kee
Australian Aboriginal artist Vernon Ah KeeExtensive classroom white board interactive PDF.Links to web sites and U-tube related clips.Topic: An in depth look at Contemporary Australian Aboriginal Artist Vernon Ah Kee and his relationship to Australian society and current issues around racism and muti-cultural acceptance. Features key lead essay questions at the end for students to answer ( year 11 & 12 level).Some metalanguage used suits the Australian NSW syllabus but can be easily adapted
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Analizando el arte (Analyzing Art) - Presentation
This pack of materials includes a prezi and guided notes with principles for describing art including: type of art, media, position of elements, lines, shapes, colors, style, subject, descriptive adjectives, and personal opinion. Example paintings to describe together as a class are also included.
The materials for the art analysis project that followed this lesson are also available here.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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