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Free middle school art history homeschool curricula
Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa Art Lesson
This is a drawing art lesson plan that teaches students how to use shading, blending and values. It is a 60 minute lesson that includes reading as well as a bio on Leonardo da Vinci. This is a sample of many art lesson plans (over 30 artists) that allows students to recreate a famous masterpiece of art using only a lead pencil or color pencils.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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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Free Easy art project Van Gogh Irises Oil Pastel and Watercolor
This PDF digital lesson plan is easy to use and teach, preview it with me here!3rd graders and up will enjoy learning about Vincent van Gogh's Irises painting and Post Impressionism in our short 7 slide front load. You will enjoy using the lesson instructional slides to teach your students how to create their own Irises drawing with oil pastels and finish off with a quick watercolor background. Confidence builder as all students have success with this lesson! Use for you, a sub or even a volu
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3rd - 6th
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Elementary, Middle School Free Art Sub Lesson Plan - Recreate the Great Wave
Keep your students engaged and learning when you cannot be there! Your students will enjoy creating their own version of Under the Wave Off Kanagawa with this FREE low-prep, concise, elementary or middle school art sub lesson plan.Easy to follow 1-page lesson/hand-out includes:List of materialsOverview and Image of "Under the Wave Off Kanagawa" Instructions of how to create itTwo different finished examples (one with oil pastels and one with markers) Also Included:two, 8.5x11 finished examples8.
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3rd - 6th
Frida Kahlo Nicho Shadowbox Art Project Lesson Plan
Frida Kahlo was a Mexican painter best known for her self portraits. Mexican culture and tradition are important in her work. With this art lesson plan you will learn about "Nichos" a form of colorful Mexican folk art. You will create your own nicho to honor Frida Kahlo. This lesson can be completed in a 1 hour class period.
This art project is a perfect way to celebrate Women's History Month in March, Day of the Dead in October/November or Frida's birthday in July. This would also be a great
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3rd - 6th
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Also included in: Exploring Women Artists Bundle
NEW! Claude Monet Art History and Art Lesson for Kids PDF
NEW for 2020! Two kid-friendly art activities for ages 5-10 years in a downloadable 19-page PDF ebook format. Featuring an art history lesson about the life and art of French Impressionist Artist, Claude Monet. This PDF contains supply lists, estimated lesson times, and detailed step-by-step instructions for both projects featuring his water lilies. Full color photos of actual student work.Both of these hands-on art lessons has been tested in the classroom. Read the scripted story about her life
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K - 6th
Meet the Master Cezanne-A Free Drawing Lesson on Shading & Blending
Paul Cezanne was known as the Father of Modern Art. He paved the way for Cubism and Modern thought as it related to art, specifically painting. This lesson allows your student to investigate who he was by a small reading on the artist. The assignment is a drawing lesson of one of his paintings. Students love these shading and blending lesson plans because they enjoy brining life to the image presented.
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6th - 12th
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George Seurat Images and History. Pairs with Pointillism lesson.
This short visual aid is pairs great with any lesson plan that talks about Pointillism.
I have a video lesson available to go with this. There is an awesome introduction to painting with dots in that video.
Use this PDF as a visual aid to show students Seurat's work. Use it as a handout or an digital bit of info for students to read.
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4th - 8th
Art Integration Sample: George Seurat
I hope you enjoy this Art Integration Sample. Integrating fine arts in your program can take very little from you, while your students might become familiar with important artists and masterpieces, and these will be part of their every day life
This set includes a photograph of the artist, plus five other letter sized art posters in PDF format.
The pictures are numbered to help the teacher find the artist, name of the painting, and also some additional information included in this set.
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PreK - 8th
Museum Scavenger Hunt
There's no excuse for boredom when you are visiting a museum; there are plenty of things to discover and learn!
World Adventures' series of Museum Scavenger Hunts will help kids enjoy a museum visit without feeling overwhelmed.
This scavenger hunt has kids searching for items that can be found in most museums; so kids can enjoy using it no matter which museum they visit!
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K - 12th
The Renaissance Curriculum
At its core, the Renaissance represented a rebirth or revival of the values, ideals, and achievements of ancient Greece and Rome between the 15th and 17th centuries, which shaped art, literature, science, politics, and philosophy for centuries. In this curriculum, explore effective teaching strategies and awaken the artist in your students and their love for history. These worksheets are editable to suit your lesson or curriculum needs. Just make a copy and adjust! If you enjoy content like this
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3rd - 8th
MEET THE MASTERS SERIES-PAUL CEZANNE
This is the second of the Meet the Masters Series of art lessons. This lesson exercises reading, vocabulary, art history, drawing, and shading. This lesson is designed for students to learn the skill of shading and blending color. The materials needed are only color pencils, baby oil and cotton swabs. It is recommended that this lesson be printed out on card stock paper but it is not necessary. This lesson incorporates art history in a meaningful manner and is designed for two 90 minute classes
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6th - 12th
Greek Column Clay Project
If you're studying Ancient Greece, this hands-on lesson using modeling clay will illustrate the differences among the three classical orders of Greek architecture: Doric, Ionic, and Corinthian. These styles were revived in the early days of American architecture and are seen on many public buildings throughout our country. Provided by Creative Learning Tools.
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5th - 8th
Giotto Biography - Classical Conversations Cycle 1 Week 13
How did a simple shepherd boy end up shaping future great artists like Michelangelo? How did one man's eye for art usher in a new style of Renaissance painting? And how did a red circle get him a job for the Pope?In this engaging telling of the story of Giotto Di Bondone, you can make history come alive for your students as they learn interesting anecdotes about his life, compare his art to others in the same period, and study how he made art appear "3 dimensional." This free resource includes a
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K - 6th
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Also included in: Great Artists Bundle: CC Cycle 1
Coloring, Holiday, Travel, Welcome to Thailand
IncludedFlagLocation of ThailandRegion and Top 5SeasonExperience ThainessMuay ThaiThai Traditional DanceElephants in ThailandFloating MarketTemple in ThailandIsland & BeachesTuk - TukThai MassageTraditional Thai ClothingThai FoodThe world is your classroom. Explore, learn, and have fun! :)
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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
Learn & Color: Meet the Awesome Predators of Our Planet
This exciting coloring pages combines the joy of creative expression with fascinating facts about the world's top predators. Kids will explore diverse habitats, discover unique adaptations, and learn about the important role these animals play in the ecosystem, all while unleashing their artistic talents.
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K - 6th
11x17 Modern Art Movements Poster
Beautiful, educational, art movement poster featuring custom hand painted scenes depicting Fauvism, Impressionism, Expressionism, Pop Art, Realism, Art Nouveau, Pointillism, Cubism.
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PreK - 12th
Cave Painting of Your Life
After students have finished studying social scientists and early humans, they will complete this FUN activity that allows them to express their creativity! One of the best sources of information for historians and other social scientists to study early human history were cave paintings found in modern France and Spain. For this activity, students will be creating their own “cave painting” that represents the most important aspects of their life. Students need to draw or paint images and ideas t
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3rd - 12th
Architectural Scavenger Hunt - Architecture Activity
Students explore the architecture of their community by going on a scavenger hunt to find houses of various styles. This activity is an excellent tie-in to a study of your community's history - housing styles usually reflect the historical growth of a city. I have included advice on finding neighborhoods where your students will be most likely to find historic homes.Use independently or with my: ★ American Architectural Styles Guidebook ★ American Architectural Styles Powe
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6th - 12th
Van Gogh Coloring Page and Biography
Learn the classic styles of van Gogh by imitating his painting techniques. Students can use the included definitions of art styles to determine which style this painting is.Includes:Biography of Vincent van GoghExplanation of Art stylesFull-color PaintingOutline Drawing of Painting for Coloring with Markers or Pencils
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5th - 12th
Art Critique
This is product was developed for middle school art students with prompts to guide students through writing the four domains for an art critique: description, analysis, evaluation and judgement.
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6th - 8th
Michelangelo Montessori 3 Part Cards, Poster, and Ideas
This file contains a set of 10 3-part cards of Michelangelo and his works of art. It also contains a Did you know...? Poster and a small list of projects you may want to perform for this study. A small note - Michelangelo was known for painting and sculpting many of his works in the nude. Some of these have been included.
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1st - 6th
African Mask Mirror Image Drawing
Week 2 Mirror Image Drawing for African Themed drawing lessons. Classical Conversations Cycle 1.
Design by: Phil Slatter, brother-in-law
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K - 6th
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