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Visual arts reflective journals for teachers for Google Apps
FINAL ART PROJECT SELF EVALUATION
Detailed reflection piece on the art student's final project. Appropriate for Middle School or High School or Adult Education.
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Grades:
5th - 12th, Adult Education
Teacher Self Care Trackers
As educators, we scour TPT for student resources. Take a pause, and try a resource for yourself! The goal of these trackers is to create moments of self care for teachers. We are constantly on the computer these days so this resource lives in google slides. It is easily accessible to look at for motivation and a sense of accomplishment. Trackers included in this resource:books to readmiles to walk/run/hikedebt tracker/money saverlast time I... (ex: got a pedicure)conscious acts of kindnessout of
Grades:
Not Grade Specific
Environmental Artists (google)
View the art of four environmental artists. Each artist is very different in their approach and overall aesthetic look. They are from different regions of the earth and use different materials to convey their message. The following artists are included in this presentation: Jim DenevanMurray FredericksZaria FormanVik MunizWhile viewing the artwork have students think about: What work of art are you most drawn to?What do you think are the environmental messages each artist was trying to portray?W
Subjects:
Grades:
2nd - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in:Â Environmental Art Bundle
bell ringers - creative prompts for middle or high school students
These bell ringers are a great way to bring out your students' creative sides and to get their creative juices flowing at the beginning of class. These digital Google slides are so simple to use and can be posted in Google classroom or presented in Google Slides. The designs are easy to read and very colorful. All slides are editable, too! It's simple to add additional bell ringers if desired.The bell ringers are meant to get students to "think outside of the box" and help them develop their cre
Grades:
7th - 12th
Unit 8: Reflection Questions and Assessment for Landscape Painting
Use this handout to assess and have students reflect on landscape painting project.
Subjects:
Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in:Â Introduction to Painting Curriculum
Art Project Reflection sheet
This is a great way to conclude any project. Students can reflect on what they have made, while also working on expressive writing skills.
Subjects:
Grades:
5th - 12th
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