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Other (art) outlines for Microsoft Word
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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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.
Grades:
4th - 6th
Gr. 11 Visual Arts Unit Plans - 5 Units Guide with Versatile Rubrics (Editable)
Are you a new teacher, OR a teacher new to Visual Arts? Are you unsure where to start or what to teach for a whole semester? I've been down that road too and had to figure it out for myself. But, luckily, YOU don't need to because THIS guide exists! In this Gr. 11 Visual Arts Teacher Guide, you will have 5 units already outlined for you on what to teach for the entire course/semester. It also comes with 2 rubrics ready to go! The entire document is EDITABLE so that you can tweak to your heart's
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9th - 12th
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Artist Research Paper Guidelines
"More than just a pretty picture- art functions as a visual record of the thoughts and feelings of the people during any given time period...."
This simple set of guidelines requests that students write a 2 page research paper, with references, describing how the artist of their choice has overcome real or perceived limitations (both personal and/or environmental) through the creation of their artwork.
An intro activity to this Research Paper is the "Artist Study Worksheet" also available for
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Technical Theatre Safety Notes Guide
Students use this guide to fill in the information regarding safety in the theatre. It makes a good study guide!
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6th - 12th
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AP Art History Content Area 1: Pre-History Outline
All AP Art History Unit 1 - PreHistory Images! All 11 are listed and have a helpful note outline with guided questions and fill in the blanks. This is great to have students complete as you teach. Or you can give to students to complete research on these on their own. A great tool for any AP Art History class.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Visual Art Syllabus
Another school year about to begin? This syllabus is for elementary kiddos in art. The syllabus goes over rules, procedures, projects, management techniques, rewards, discipline, etc. This document can be altered to fit your personal needs.
This works great at the beginning of each year and the parents have a tangible item to look over about your classroom.
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Grades:
K - 7th
Dia de los Muertos Project Essay Outline
Essay outline for Dia de los Muertos Project
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Grades:
5th - 8th
Mosaic Art Project
Outline, instructions and worksheet for a Mosaic Art project.
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6th - 10th
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Elementary Art Sub Folder with Lesson Plans
This editable word doc is to help elementary art teachers provide sub plans for any absences. It includes a sample letter to a sub, a cover page, a feedback form, classroom expectations, and project outlines to do with students.
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K - 6th
After School Club Cover Page
I have created 17 clubs in the past year. In this document you will have the cover pages from the clubs that were created. They will each have An objective to the club as well as a summary of things they performed or the idea of the club. I work with middle schoolers so 6th grade to 8th graders and they all absolutely loved each and every club we did.
Grades:
6th - 8th
Art Project Plan
Mostly for my clay and sculpture class; I got tired of students not spending quality time developing sketches that actually mattered. Made this plan to have them spend a bit more time developing FULL ideas. 2 pages, 1 side for them to fill out info, the other side is for a sketch (with size requirements) and includes 1 spanish translated version.
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7th - 8th
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Painting Dahlias - Shading the Petals with Watercolors
A botanical illustration exercise for artist and science. It's a colorful relaxing exploration of line, shape and color. There is some opportunity to draw and focus on the the use of the watercolor medium.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Popular Music Reports by Decade
This is a guide for students to create reports. Each decade has material that differentiates it from the others with the same questions for each. A presentation guide to assist presenting is included. This is a good resource for general music classes.
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4th - 12th
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Year 9 Media Semester program
This is a sample program that could be used for a semester of teaching media. It could be used from Year 6 - 10. It includes objectives/aims, suggested learning activities, suggested assessments and suggested resources.
Grades:
6th - 10th
Also included in:Â Year 9 Media Disney Assessment Bundle
Year 10 Media Year outline sample
This is a program for a teacher that would like to teach Media to a group of students for a year. This program was set for Year 10s studying Media 3 times a week. The focus for Semester 1 was Radio and Semester 2 was news. The program includes: Objectives/Aims, suggested learning activities, assessments and suggested resources.
Grades:
8th - 11th
History of Rock, Chapter 2: Soul Music Outline, Study Packet and Song List
Course outline for the History of Rock and Roll: Chapter 2. Outline includes large topics and basic information on 1960s musical style, and artists, including Ray Charles, Stevie Wonder, Sam Cooke, and more!
Study packet is ready to use for students. Also includes a song list for students. All songs are readily available on your favorite streaming sites!
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7th - 12th
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Analogous Name Square Outline
This activity was used as an outline/rubric for grading and expectations for an analogous name square project. It was used in a lesson on color schemes and elements of art. Students are to create squares with 3D letters that form their name. On each square is a different design and demonstration of analogous colors.
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Grades:
7th - 10th
PERFORMING ARTS RESUME OUTLINE AND SAMPLE
Resume outline and 2 samples geared toward a music application for college or an internship, but can be edited and customized to apply for any visual or performing arts fields. All files are Microsoft Word 2003-2007 documents for easy editing and customizing. Our students have been accepted to many music universities and the Center for Arts Education Career Development Internship Program (every year since 2006 and still counting!) creating their resumes from these samples!
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Sketching in the Garden
When I take my students into the conservatory or an outdoor garden I hope to prepare them with this lesson. It's a good way to focus them as to where to start. It describes thumbnail sketching so that they can begin to work on composition immediately. The idea of detail is revealed this way also. As they return to the classroom, they can then have a better idea of what it is they wish to work out on their watercolor paper.
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Not Grade Specific
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How's My Coloring?
This simple sheet has three circles. You color in 1 being the best to 3 being scribbly mess. You can use multiple of these sheets to demonstrate best practices of coloring with crayons, markers, color pencils, oil pastels, chalk, etc.
The kids really enjoy this hanging in the room. I revert back to it constantly. "Your coloring is at a 2, almost at a 1.. keep going!!"
There is room in the circles to color.
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Grades:
PreK - 9th
Photography Rules of Composition Notes
A one-page fill-in-the-blanks notes sheet to accompany the rules of composition PowerPoint presentation. This page allows you to require student engagement through note taking while still maintaining the pace of the discussion.
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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Think like a Turtle and Work like a Hare
The use of watercolor is an intellectual experience filled with surprises but if you don't plan well in advance you can easily loose the goal. I'm trying to push for composition in the exercise and the things that all artists want to achieve.
Grades:
1st - 11th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Demonstration (How-To) Speech Outline
Here is an outline of what the demonstration speech should look like.
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8th - 12th
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