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8th grade art history rubrics $5-10
Pop Art Self Portraits
This lesson introduces the Pop Art of Roy Lichtenstein. We look at his comic book style portraits and learn how to create our own. Students match their facial expression to a quote in a word bubble to create an expressive self portrait. I did this lesson with a 9/10th grade studio art class and the results were great! You could definitely adapt this lesson for any grade.
Included in this lesson:
-PowerPoint presentation on Pop Art, Roy Lichtenstein, & steps.
-Photos of finished examples f
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4th - 12th
Clay Literacy Teapots - Ceramics Unit (middle & high school art) 8 weeks
Hi Teachers,I use this lesson for middle school and advanced high school ceramics art courses! Students will build a functional teapot based on a literacy theme using clay! This unit is part of my Ceramics Curriculum! This unit focuses on Functional sculpture.This unit/lesson does not teach beginner level techniques, however this unit is VERY detailed oriented. This unit it is for students who already have knowledge on working with ceramics, clay and understand fundamental hand building techniqu
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Georgia O'Keeffe - 3 Lessons/ Projects
Hello Teachers! In this product you will get a 56 page Google Slides presentation on Georgia O'Keeffe! There are 3 possible project ideas in this Presentation.This lesson is adaptable to any age group teaching the arts!1. Oil / chalk pastel flower (warm and cool colors) (oil and chalk pastel techniques) 2. Collage/ paper pop up flower (younger students or older students) 3. Abstracted Nature (for more advanced students) The presentation includes links and facts/ information about O'Keeffe's life
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K - 12th
Ceramics Microorganism Abstract Sculpture (middle and high school ceramics)
Hi Teachers, I use this unit for middle school and high school ceramics! This unit is part of my Ceramics Curriculum! This unit focuses on FORM.This unit/lesson does not teach beginner level techniques, however this unit is VERY detailed oriented. This unit it is for students who already have knowledge on working with clay and understand fundamental hand building techniques.Teach students additive and subtractive, open form and closed form hand building techniques by inspiring them to create a t
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6th - 12th, Adult Education
Clay Ceramics Bust "Selfie" (middle and high school) 1 marking period 8 weeks
Hi Teachers, I use this lesson for middle school and advanced high school ceramics art courses! This unit is part of my Ceramics Curriculum! This unit focuses on Figurative sculpture. This unit/lesson does not teach beginner level techniques. This unit it is for students who already have knowledge on working with ceramics, clay and understand fundamental hand building techniques. Teach students additive and subtractive sculptural methods, and hand building ceramics techniques by inspiring them t
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Color Theory and Kandinsky Composition
This is a great lesson on color theory, composition, abstract art, and kinetic art. First teach students about color theory by using the color theory PP. Next teach them about composition and abstract art by using the KANDISNKY AND BRUCE GREY PP. Rubric, objectives and essential questions are all listed in this lesson! Student examples are also provided. Objectives: The student will learn: To: understand color theory by viewing Color Theory PowerPoint and examining color schemes. To: Create an a
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3rd - 12th
Jim Dine Hearts POP ART Lesson 3 - 6 projects, handouts Google Drive Download
This lesson is going to highlight, pop artist Jim Dine, and there is a mini lesson with Jackson Pollock (if you choose to combine the two artists!!!!)This is a google Drive DownloadI use for Elementary school students. I like to do this Lesson at the same time for all of my elementary classes and each grade can do a different project!!!!!!This Lesson is part of a UNIT the first 7 slides will review other artists before moving onto Jim Dine (You may delete these before presenting) I do this to h
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K - 8th
Visual Art SLO (student learning objective)
This is an exemplary scored elementary visual art SLO that was written for students with special needs, however it can be modified for any grade level. The slo is based on a portfolio review of three works; a self portrait, a landscape, and a mood/emotion artwork.
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K - 12th
Andy Warhol Pop Art and Printmaking Art Lesson 5 Google Drive download
Hello Teachers I use this lesson in my pop art unit!!! This is the 5th lesson in the unit!This is a google drive download!!!!!!This lesson is going to highlight, pop artist Andy Warhol!! I use for Elementary and Middle school students. This Lesson is part of a UNIT the first 7 slides will review other artists before moving onto Andy Warhol (You may delete these before presenting) I do this to help students review the themes the pop artists used!!!!1. Jasper Johns - Letters, numbers, and USA2. Wa
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K - 8th
Art Nouveau Odyssey _Project for Middle School Art
This downloadable package includes an editable PowerPoint presentation, a detailed rubric for assessment, meticulous Art Nouveau templates, and an array of engaging activities that promise both education and enjoyment. Here's a description of each component of the teaching package: Art Nouveau Inspired Colouring Book PowerPoint: The 39-slide PowerPoint presentation serves as an introduction to the Art Nouveau movement. It provides an overview of the historical context, key artists, elements of a
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6th - 9th
Zentangle Project
Hello Teachers,This is a Zentangle Silhouette lesson that I do with my into to art/ art fundamentals course 9-12 grade. This lesson focuses on the elements of line, shape and value and the principals of pattern, repetition, and contrast. Lesson Objectives:Artists will create patterns by repeating simple lines and shapes to form patterns and designs.Student will experience a calming effect while creating a zentangle. Artists will increase attention span and ability to concentrate by zentangling.
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5th - 12th
Color Terms and Watercolor Painting Notes, Practice and Project Bundle
This bundle is for these 4 products:Watercolor Painting Techniques Editable Slideshow Demo (90 editable PowePoint slides)Color Terms Editable Slideshow Notes Activity & Grading Rubric (12 editable PowerPoint slides & 1 editable Doc page)Color Wheel, Neutralization Chart and Butterflies Watercolor Painting Practice (11 editable Powerpoint slides, 2 PDF pages & 1 editable Doc page)O'Keeffe Style Watercolor Flower Project Slideshow + Notes, Rubrics, Examples (56 editable PowerPoint slid
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6th - 12th
Principle of Art: Pattern Alebrije Inspired Sculptures: Presentation & Rubric
In this lesson students will carve foam blocks into simplified animal shapes. Their paint design will focus on pattern.Items included in this purchase:1. Presenation with step by step directions and student examples.2. Assessment rubric with student Reflection QuestionsElement of Art and Design focus: FORMPrinciple of Art and Design focus: PATTERN
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6th - 12th
Also included in: Visual Art Course: Sculpture Course Lesson Bundle
Art - Op Art
Make Optical Art using pencils, lines and a technique of adding light and dark values to create an optical illusion of curves and form.See the Op Art Video PreviewThis 20-page PowerPoint includes a time-lapse of creating the finished project. Instructions, a rubric and a marking sheet are included. The examples were created by my grade 8-10 students, but it could be completed by even younger students.My Other Product Categories© Information Technology⏰ PowerPoint⏳ Puzzles☕️ Food Sciences⚔️ So
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6th - 10th
Greek Pottery Research Task - Presentation
Students will explore the diverse forms, functions, and artistic decorations of Greek pottery that provide invaluable insights into ancient Greek culture, mythology, and technology. This presentation is a scaffold task following on from the presentation available on my TPT store. This is an independent research task with prompting questions, visuals, and scaffolding to support student learning. It is adaptable for an assessment whether it be formal or informal as it includes This was made in con
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7th - 12th
Also included in: Cultural Investigation in Pottery Bundle
Ceramics Slab Lidded Container, Lesson, PP, Handouts, Rubrics (MS & HS ART)
Hi Teachers, I use this lesson/unit for middle school and high school ceramics 1 students! This lesson unit focuses SLAB construction (1 of the 3 handbuilding techniques in ceramics. This is the 2nd lesson/project I teach in my curriculum!Students will apply their knowledge about clay techniques and processes of slab construction and (handbuilding) and experiment further to create a lidded container. They should use their creativity to design an original well-crafted container that has some kind
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Art Appreciation Templates, 15 Pages, All School Levels
This resource offers 15 templates curated specifically for art critique, self-evaluation, and fostering art appreciation within the classroom. These templates serve as valuable tools, guiding students through the process of critically analysing artworks, encouraging thoughtful reflection on their own creations, as well as fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation of the artworks of others. Each template is thoughtfully designed to prompt students to assess various elements of art, such a
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4th - 12th
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Expressive Self Portrait Lesson Plan for Middle & High School
A thorough and explorative Visual Art Lesson detailed from start to finish! This lesson will challenge your students artistically and is full of INDIVIDUALITY & CHOICE! Students will explore the art movements Expressionism and Pop Art and the main artists associated with each. Students will use an expressive photograph of themself and grid it to be double the size. There will be focus on making it a more "Pop Art" style by identifying high and low areas of contrast. Students will then be en
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
Matisse: Painting With Scissors
This lesson focuses on the gouache découpés of French artist Henri Matisse. Students will learn an overview of Matisse’s life and inspiration for these painted-paper collages, then create their own collage using the same technique. Elements and principles such as shape, space, movement, balance, and unity are emphasized. This bundle comes with a detailed lesson plan, Power Point Presentation, and detailed assignment sheet/rubric for teacher and students.
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6th - 12th
Full Lesson - Jewelry Design Project
Included in this bundle are the powerpoint presentation, a 3 page handout of reading material and examples, an assessment page for students to fill out questions from the lesson, a lesson plan, and a grading rubric for the student project. These papers revolve around the concepts of having an artistically balanced design. I use a lot of class discussion and visual examples for students to break down verbally. They do not go into detail about techniques or material uses. Students must base their
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6th - 12th
Impossible Escher
Some people say that M.C. Escher did the impossible! In reality, he drew many impossible figures - ones that could only exist in two dimensions. Explore the astonishing world of this genius artist of the 20th century. In addition learn about a Mobius strip and tesselations. See how Escher's work influenced popular culture and ideas. This is a mostly self-directed art history lesson for a middle or high-school student or a home school student. The lesson is FUN while teaching some important a
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7th - 12th
Surrealism Iconic Work (50 famous Artworks with Symbolism Explained) & Activity
This is a Google Drive File. I use this handout in my surrealism lesson for high school and middle students. This handout focuses on Surrealism and the artist’s, Salvador Dali, Rene Magritte, Leonora Carrington, Giorgio de Chirico, Dorothea Tanning, Max Ernst, Joan Miro, and Remedios Varo Uranga. There are over 50 artist's works explained. Students will learn about surrealist ideas and symbolism in each artist's works. This handout comes with 40 vocabulary terms and higher level thinking questio
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4th - 12th
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Ceramics - Hero Vessel Coil Building Project - Coil Building - Project & Rubrics
Project Objectives: Create a coil-built vessel inspired by a historic ceramic vessel form that incorporates an image of a personal hero using the sgraffito method.This lesson includes several resources for introducing a coil building and sgraffito project into your ceramics curriculum. Resources include a project introduction slideshow featuring artist Roberto Lugo, historic vessel examples, and student-made examples of the project. This bundle also includes a greenware rubric, artist statement
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Ceramics - Coil Building Project Bundle - 3 Projects
Fashion History Research Project: Lesson 4, Fashion 1 (Template & Directions)
This project is made to Accompany and be assigned after Lesson 4 (Fashion History Intro.) for Fashion Design 1.This project challenges students to do their own investigating into 3 different time periods OR decades of their choosing to see what some of the popular trends were and also the historical events that were going on which could have influenced fashion!Students will use this Template to plug in relevant information as assigned! INCLUDED:Google Slides Template for Students to CustomizeStu
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: FD1: Fashion History Bundle (Lesson 4 & Project Template)
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