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Art outlines for Microsoft Word
Storyboard Form for video and film planning
This storyboard form is the best you'll find. No, really! I reviewed all the storyboard forms I could find, including professional ones, and combined the best features. Each page has room for a small sketch, description, and key information such as location, actors, lighting, audio and music. Save yourself lots of formatting time and download this one for a buck, then adjust it to your needs. Happy shooting!Note that the first page of the storyboard is different from subsequent pages; the docume
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Yearbook Scope and Sequence & Daily Outlines {Updated for 2016-2017}
Updated for 2016-2017! Now has 2 full terms!
This editable scope and sequence and daily outline is for two full terms of yearbook class. It includes links to Common Core Anchor Standards, Daily "I Can" statements, daily lesson outlines, and a sign up for student taught lessons.
Units in the Scope and Sequence include:
-Journalism
-Photography
-Design Theory
-Advanced Journalism
-Organizing a Page Ladder
-Writing a Proposal
-Editing
-Marketing
These steps are designed to give your yearbook sta
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8th - 12th
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All About Me Shoe Back to School Activity Start Up Blank Template
Decorate and celebrate your students but displaying these shoes in your classroom. This is a great back to school activity that students can complete in their first few days of the new school year. Students can fill out the blank shoe template to share things that make them unique. An example is included that can help students when filling out their shoe but they can be creative and fill in anything that they like. They can cut out the shoe or decorate the sheet around the shoe. Students can inc
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2nd - 9th
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Photoshop Elements: 17 Tutorials for Multimedia & Graphic Design
(Multimedia) This is a collection of 17 tutorials that I have used to teach graphic design, photo editing, and web design to high school students who have never used Adobe Photoshop. This series of tutorials includes how to airbrush photos in Elements, how to design iPhone buttons, and how to build Web 2.0 buttons in Adobe Elements along with 14 other tutorials. The instructions are easy to follow for both student and instructor.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Art Curriculum Planning Chart
Art Curriculum Planning Chart
Designed as a 1 page, at-a-glance sheet of my year in elementary school to help be sure I've covered a broad array of art experiences.
Sections for different Art Media, Art History, Art Subject Matter and Cross-Curricular connections.
Adaptable to other grade levels, great to give a principal or as yearly running records.
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PreK - 12th
Create Your Own Board Game Project! contains specific instructions, rubrics
Use this project online to save time! it contains specific instructions so students can create an original game about any topic! it is divided in the following sections:- Introduction- Part 1: - Select vocabulary words (contains editable table) - General information about the game (contains editable table) - Sketch instructions with examples and space to draw it - Blueprint instructions with examples- Part 2: - Bring it to life! contains instructio
French Immersion/Core - Long Range Plans, Assessments, Expectations, Outline
Long Range Plans I hope you enjoy this download and can use it as much as I do in my own teaching practice. I like to keep it simple, practical and implement something that the students will be able to use and improve upon year after year, with a few little tweaks along the way. Even though these are written for Intermediate, the Ontario French curriculum has very few differences between grades K-8. This can be easily adapted for younger grades as well. In this resource, you will find: - Class
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K - 8th
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SILHOUETTE PAINTING ACTIVITY, ART LESSON PLAN (WITH RUBRIC), ONTARIO CURRICULUM
In this art activity, students will be creating a painting with two focal points: the silhouette image in the foreground and the blend of colours (gradation, ombre) in the background. The three page instruction handout includes a visual example of what the final product / painting should look like when the steps are completed in order and success criteria is meet. If you prefer, you can add/remove images with the own of your choice (should you find one you prefer online).The rubric is included o
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4th - 8th
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Pinch Pots Transformed Student Handout
Although this handout has been generated for high school Ceramics & Pottery students grades 9-12, this lesson could easily be adapted for younger students in an elementary art class, after-school art program or community recreation center. Pinch Pots Transformed Student Handout has color photos of authentic student work, outlining each step of the process. A great resource for beginners! Grading rubric included.
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4th - 12th
One Semester of Film Studies Gr 9-12 Full outline -- all 3 levels of film
Are you a new teacher to Digital Media? Lacking resources or don't know where to start?Need some new ideas or a weekly plan? LOOK NO FURTHER! When you purchase this semester course outline, you will have full access to my google drive which hosts hundreds of files to help you build your curriculum. It is restricted but once you provide proof of purchase, I will open up access to you with the password via email so you can utilize all my rubrics, semester lessons and weekly plans. The groundwor
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7th - 12th
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Film/ Digital Media 1 YR COURSE OUTLINE for grades 9-12 plus many more files.
Need some new ideas or a weekly plan? LOOK NO FURTHER! As a former high school digital media and film instructor spanning 3 decades, I have amassed hundreds upon hundreds of documents over the years. I finally put them all together to help jump-start newer teachers in their pursuit of teaching this enjoyable and ever changing medium. My outline for August through May is a very effective way to teach film/media studies. Especially for newbie teachers who don't know much about the medium. This out
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8th - 11th
Visual Art. Art Guide for Students - How to develop an amazing art project
This student support resource will guide students through the development of their preparatory work towards a meaningful and effective final outcome. Guidance is given on addressing a host of other aspects, which are listed below.Presentation of workGathering of initial evidence such as mind maps and secondary source imagesProducing initial observational drawingsTaking supporting photographsAnnotating intelligentlyProducing thorough artist studiesExploring media, material and techniquesDevelopin
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Not Grade Specific
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Mastering the Color Wheel: A Comprehensive Art Lesson
Mastering the Color Wheel: A Comprehensive Art LessonUnlock the vibrant world of color theory with our engaging and educational art lesson, "Mastering the Color Wheel." Designed for students to understand and utilize the color wheel, this lesson provides a solid foundation in color mixing and painting techniques.Student Objectives:Understand the Color Wheel: Learn that the color wheel is an essential artist’s tool for organizing colors.Color Mixing Skills: Know how to mix primary colors (red, bl
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6th - 9th
The Heroes Journey - Marlin from finding Nemo - Blueys Curry Quest
The Heroes Journey by Joseph Campbell is an exploration of the parts of narrative mythology that are relevant in movies, Tv and books today.This resource is a way for students to show the different parts of the Heroes Journey whilst exploring films and shows.Using the wheel, students add in what they are seeing in each section based on each segment.Use with my 'The Heroes Journey Reading and Writing Lesson Sequence' for maximum effect.
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3rd - 10th
Also included in:Â The Heroes Journey Lesson pack
Quick & Easy Lesson Plan Template for Specialists & Teachers, Online
As an Art Teacher, I have developed this simple, quick, and easy lesson plan template that allows you to knock out your lesson plans in no time. I hate wasting time writing lesson plans just because someone tells me to. I prefer to do more research and spend time looking for resources and developing ideas for my lesson and let my lessons steer themselves into various directions based on student learning. I hope you find this resource useful!This is an editable WORD doc. so you can change any of
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PreK - 12th, Staff
IB MYP Unit Planner: Painting 1 Color Theory/Artists Solve Problems
A completed IB MYP Unit Planner for a Painting 1 class. Unit teaches color theory, teaches about Wassily Kandinsky and includes information about projects.
Planner uses IB MYP vocabulary and content. Also includes CCSS and CLR standards.
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9th - 12th
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Screenwriting, Video Editing and DAW Music Scoring | Unit Project Outline
This exciting project provides students with a guided outline for creating their own original 1 minute film through storyboard planning, film editing and music composition. A perfect way to introduce students to the world of screenwriting, film making & editing, and film music composition! This project also serves as a fantastic class collaboration between music, technology, or writing classes!"A Day in the Life of X" asks students to create a short film centered around an inanimate object
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Spring Break Recap Reflection
This is a simple document that students can draw their experiences over spring break to share with the class. I also have students write a caption to help explain what is going on. It is a great way to RESPOND and REFLECT by using pictures/visuals and a good ice breaker coming back from a break. The kids always love to share what they did and this is a good way to see and hear it all while circulating the classroom.
Images are Clipart through Google Images
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K - 10th
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Ballroom Dances Geography assignment
This assignment is used in conjunction to a ballroom unit for dance. Students research one of the six ballroom dances (merengue, foxtrot, rumba, tango, swing and waltz) and also research the country from which the dance originated. Rubric, as well as suggested outline of the assignment, is included.
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4th - 6th
Double Pinch Pot Monsters
This student handout, designed for level one Ceramics & Pottery students grades 9-12, provides step-by-step instructions with photos, outlining the procedure. This lesson could easily be modified for younger students. Grading rubric included.
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9th - 12th
Advanced Cinema/Video Production Pacing Guide (1 Semester)
This pacing guide shows a week to week schedule of all of the major projects and learning goals for planning purposes. It contains some film history, analysis, and actual projects: documentary, narrative, and art films. Vocabulary and film techniques are also taught. See my film glossary starting with direction and movement match for where we start vocabulary in this course. Ultimately, the course is dependent on the incoming skills of students in the school where the course will be taught, but
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9th - 12th
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Art History Research Project
Includes a project outline, rubric and graphic organizer for a major research and creative project. Could be used in a secondary Visual Arts or Art History classroom.
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7th - 12th
TAB Art Room Information for Parents
Information for parents about TAB (Teaching for Artistic Behavior) National Core Arts Standards Units of study Projects Studios
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Not Grade Specific
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Also included in:Â TAB Art Handouts Bundle
Pinch Pot Clay Creatures
Students will learn how to use clay to create a pinch pot creature. Students will use their imagination to create a creature out of clay, they will learn to manipulate, and build using clay as well as paint their creature. This is an editable Word document for you to use and change as needed.
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4th - 10th
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