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Art history homeschool curricula for Google Apps
Art Lesson - POINTILLISM (4th/5th Grades)
Studying Georges Seurat's AFTERNOON AT LA GRANDE JATTE, students will learn the art history behind the pointillism art movement and how it applies to today's technology. Included in the slides are personal pictures of mine when I saw the painting at the Art Institute of Chicago which offers students perspective on the size of the painting, and how Seurat spent months painting dots! The art project uses 9x12 drawing paper, markers, and pencils. Designed for upper elementary, this can also be u
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2nd - 12th
Manifest Destiny: Analyzing "American Progress" by John Gast - Google Drive
John Gast's "American Progress" painting is one of the most recognized images in American history. Your students will analyze Gast's portrayal of Manifest Destiny on their own (via Google Docs) and identify 10 ways they think Gast was trying to symbolize the story of America in his painting. The next step is to provide students with a 27 page .pdf that shows various zoomed in portions of the painting and what he was trying to get the viewer to see in this incredible work of art. Check out my
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6th - 9th
20th Century US History. Full Year. Includes Music, Art, Geography, LA, & more!
This is the most comprehensive 20th Century History Curriculum you will ever find!! Learn about events that happened every single year of the 20th century. Each day you will study one year of the 20th century. For instance, the first day of school you will learn what happened in 1900 and the second day, 1901. You will learn about things that were invented and their inventors, natural disasters, world records, books written, plays performed, movies made, songs that were popular, elections and pre
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K - 12th
Visual Art Self-Portrait & Color Theory Lesson with Grid Technique
This is a complete lesson introducing artists Frida Kahlo, and Chuck Close. There is also an introduction to color theory, and a plan to incorporate that knowledge into a 4 part cropped self-portrait. This lesson is great to do in a drawing class, and/or right before introducing paint.This lesson includes:45 slides including embedded videos and demonstrationsGuided notes for students to follow alongA Rubric and CritiqueA digital grid for students to apply their images to
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9th - 12th
Art Lesson - NDEBELE ANIMALS (4th/5th)
Using pencils, rulers, oil pastels, and watercolors, students will create an art piece that celebrates the color and liveliness of the Ndebele people in Africa! In it, students will learn a bit about the Ndebele culture and history and then move on to create a unique mixed media art piece. This lesson is geared towards upper elementary, but can be used with a variety of ages!
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3rd - 8th
VIRTUAL FIELD TRIP - zoo and museum (distance learning - GOOGLE classroom)
Field trips enrich and expand the curriculum, strengthen observation skills by immersing children into sensory activities, increase children's knowledge in a particular subject area and expand children's awareness of their own community. And everyone you speak with has a field trip memory. So since we can't always GO to the places we want to we now can go there VIRTUALLY !This packet can help with just that. It contains5+ Places to visit5+ links to get you to live web cams or virtually "walking"
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PreK - 6th
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ANCIENT ASSYRIAN ART | PRIMARY SOURCE COLORING PAGE
The ancient Assyrians learned about their own history through art, so let's do the same! This lesson includes a slideshow with pictures from an actual museum display of the real Assyrian reliefs, or stone carvings.The lesson will align with your textbook unit on Mesopotamian Empires, but it also includes several videos that dive deeper into Assyrian history and analysis of the relief art.As a final product, students will color an image that is actually on an Assyrian relief, and bring it to life
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6th - 9th
Art Teacher Entire Year Course Outline with Project ideas and question prompts
Take your students through time as you explore art from the Prehistoric to modern times through the use and examination of the Elements of Art and Principles of Design. This is a complete course outline, containing notes and extra's throughout including: My collection of favorite links and free online resources (these are suggested links, that I do not own and cannot guaranty will remain active). The outline breaks the school year down into weekly increments. This curriculum was put together an
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Paginas para colorear con motivos de granja-Farm coloring pages
Paginas para colorear con motivos de granja y una guía de colores.
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PreK - 1st
AP ART HISTORY Global Prehistory (Unit 1) BUNDLE
This zip folder contains all materials and resources needed to learn about the prehistoric works of art for AP Art History unit 1. It is updated to match the standards of AP Art History and works of art found at https://apstudents.collegeboard.org/courses/ap-art-history and to assist students in success with the AP Art History exam and all of its components (long and short essay response, multiple choice, etc) This unit can be used in many different ways and is adaptable to fit your instructio
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9th - 12th
The Renaissance Virtual Classroom Template Distance Learning
Time Travel back to the Renaissance! Take your students on a visually appealing trip back to the Renaissance to learn about the inventors, artists and authors. Instead of just reading about the Renaissance and taking notes, students can SEE and VISUALIZE what the architecture, furniture and paintings were like. These slides are completely editable so add in your Bitmoji to lead your students on their journey. Links are also included on each slide. Your trip will start in front of the Sistine
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5th - 9th
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A Guide Into Art History
When I created a Guide into Art History for my children, I intended to give them the basic knowledge of art media, art vocabulary, exposure to the different art movements, and exposure to some of the most famous artists in history. It was not my intention to create a study that would give in-depth knowledge of art history. I only hoped to provide exposure, maybe spark an interest in the world of art. At the same time, give enough guided work to include a half-credit of art history on my student’
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6th - 11th
6th Grade Social Studies Unit 5 The Mediterranean world and Globalization
Hello and Welcome! Here you will find a complete guide for students to follow that will help them complete Unit 5 of 6th Grade Social Studies. I have created these slides to help organize the information that aligns with DOE Standards and Social Social Studies standards that all Circles use currently. Especially nice if you school is using passport. My lessons include multiple resources that will guide students through the Unit and the tech friendly world. Easy to use for teachers and students a
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4th - 8th
Checks and Balances, graphic organizer
This graphic organizer requires students to first identify the main members of each branch of government and their major powers.Then, students will refer to a word bank to complete the graphic organizer showing how each branch checks the power of the other two.Finally, students will color code their graphic organizer so each branch and their corresponding powers are all alike.
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4th - 12th
Wayne Thiebaud: Designing Desserts! Distance Learning Lesson
Google slides presentation for distance learning. Seamlessly uploads to Google Classroom!Voice over slides for step by step instruction.Videos include, Teacher demo drawing, YouTube video about Wayne Thiebaud.Visuals of Wayne Thiebaud's cupcakes and cakes artworks as well as student and teacher made examples.Links to ABCya! paint website where students with limited art supplies at home can create artworks digitally.Thinking questions for visuals and at each step of the art making process.Step-b
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2nd - 6th
Renaissance Artwork with two analysis assignments Virtual Classroom Template
Here is a classroom dedicated to the most famous artwork from the Renaissance. The artwork is linked to information about the paintings, sculptures or artists. There is also a link that compares and contrasts Medieval and Renaissance Artwork.Once students view the links, there are two assignments. One assignment has students analyzing the Mona Lisa, in which teachers can use with students as an entire group, have students work independently, or in small groups. This assignment can be used in b
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5th - 9th
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Art Lesson - Nam Jun Paik Robots (2nd/3rd)
Described as the "Father of Video Art," Nam Jun Paik made robotic type sculptures from electronics. Paik is a contemporary artist who uses modern inventions for sculptures that incorporate light and images via electronics. This lesson has a brief biography of the artist as well as some of his early works in ceramics.The art project uses drawing paper, sharpies, watercolors, and scissors and glue. The slides include examples of student work as well. This project usually takes 2 class periods or
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1st - 5th
Line by Line: Projects that Build Drawing Skills
This collection is organized so that the students scaffold and build up their drawing skills. They start by learning how to identify, draw, and combine basic lines to create line drawings. They then move into drawing from more complex subject matter, such as from photographs and from real life. This curriculum focuses on 2D media and includes lessons with basic drawing tools such as pencil and markers, as well as some watercolor and (minor) collage. What you get: a collection of 4 projects (e
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3rd - 6th
Digital Art Menu (Grades 1-5)
In the midst of this pandemic, it was crucial for me to create a menu of art related activities and resources for the students to have the freedom to choose their own directions as far as art goes. Each week they complete at least one assignment from the menu and submit to me either by showing me what they have created, or writing what they enjoyed/learned from the project. I hold office hours each day on Google Hangouts that they can pop into at any time during the open hours where they can als
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1st - 5th
Art Lesson - GUSTAV KLIMT Birch Trees (4th/5th)
Using oil pastels, watercolors, black acrylic paint, and a cut up credit card (or even just some stiff cardboard), students will recreate Klimt's Farmhouse with Birch Trees (1903). They will also learn some art history about the art nouveau movement and Klimt's part in it. This is originally designed for 4th and 5th grade students, but can be adapted for younger and older students. The lesson takes about 3 one hour class periods using 12 x 18 paper, but you can shorten it by using smaller pape
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2nd - 7th
SEL Connections: Art with a focus on Georgia O’Keeffe
SEL Connections: Art with a focus on Georgia O’Keeffe is a comprehensive visual arts unit designed for middle school students in grades 6-8. This unit explores the power of art as a tool for social-emotional learning (SEL), using the works of Georgia O’Keeffe to inspire self-expression, emotional exploration, empathy, and hope.The teacher introduction explains how art can help students address social-emotional issues. When students create art, they are able to communicate their thoughts, feeling
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6th - 12th
Digital Art Menu (Grade 6-12)
In the midst of this pandemic, it was crucial for me to create a menu of art related activities and resources for the students to have the freedom to choose their own directions as far as art goes. Each week they complete at least one assignment from the menu and submit to me either by showing me what they have created, or writing what they enjoyed/learned from the project. I hold office hours each day on Google Hangouts that they can pop into at any time during the open hours where they can als
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6th - 12th
Intro to Art - The Basics
This slideshow presentation is a student introduction to art. What art is, why people make art, where people make art, how people make art, and with what, along with the elements and principles of art and design. It concludes with what art criticism is and the five-step process for creating artwork. This unit is meant for younger grades, however, could be tweaked and used for high school introduction to art classes as well.
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3rd - 8th
Art Lesson - PAUL KLEE (1st-3rd)
Elementary students learn about the works of Paul Klee and the art movements he was part of: Expressionism, Cubism, and Abstract art. Students will recreate his Castle and Sun (1928) work using a collage of colored construction paper cut into shapes and glued to a background. This project was originally designed for 1st and 2nd grade, but can be adapted to all elementary levels. It takes about 2-hours.
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K - 6th
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