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8th grade art history rubrics under $5
Unit Plan for Georges Seurat inspired Pointillism
Be prepared for your formal observation this year. This bundle has all of the documentation you need to impress your principal.
Unit Plan for Georges Seurat inspired Pointillism project includes:
*A Formal (day to day) Lesson Plan, which will come in handy for your formal observation
George Seurat Article
Student Summary Work Sheet
Student Sketchbook Assignment Worksheet
Student Pointillism Practice Work Sheet
Project Rubric
Georges Seurat Example
Paul Signac Example
Student Work Examples
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6th - 8th
Visual Artists Research Paper Project — Art History Secondary ELA — CCSS Rubric
Explore the captivating world of visual arts and discover the influential figures who have made a lasting impact on the artistic landscape. This research guide empowers students to learn and write about a significant visual artist of their choice, providing the necessary tools and resources to delve into their artistic journey.The significant visual artists research guide is carefully crafted to support students throughout the research process, guiding them from initial planning to the creation
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8th - 11th
Candy Pop Art and Pop Art History Activities
6th to 12th grade art history and application lessons. Teach your students are the history of pop art, have them distinguish with a partner behind Pop art and other styles, and have them debate if this is "real" art or not before creating their own Pop Art using candy. Super fun and informative for Jr. High and High School students in Art and/or History courses. Includes step by step instructions and lots of student work examples
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6th - 12th
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Also included in:Â 28 lessons and activities: Beginning HS Art (9th to 12th grade)
Artist Statement and Rubric
Looking for an engaging task to immerse your students in art analysis?This artist statement activity enables students to analyse, critique and reflect upon their own artwork or the works of other artists. Students will identify the Art Elements and Principles found within the artwork.The Artist Statement Package includes:• 2 versions, one for lower/middle primary students and 1 for secondary students• A general Art Rubric Self-EvaluationI have catered for my American friends by adding a US vers
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Daphne Odgig - The Godmother of Indigenous Art in Canada
New for 2022. This is the Google Slide presentation I use to teach my grade 7-12 students about the amazing work of Daphne Odjig, an internationally celebrated Indigenous artist. Student Project Rubrics included. Purchase, download and explore this amazing Indigenous artist and her work via multiple hyperlinks. I have included slides that describe the step-by-step creative response process I personally used to connect with this amazing talent. More information coming soon.
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7th - 12th
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Art Research Project with Rubric
This is a simple and easy to implement art research project. It is a third grade and above friendly project, and requires students to use technology. The rubric is part of project description and is easy to read.
Grades:
3rd - 12th
Studio Habits of Mind Grading Rubric with Reflection Questions
A blank rubric using the Studio Habits of Mind as the grading criteria. Great to use with ANY project! Fill in your own point values for each category - perfect if you want your class to focus on a specific Habit (you could even differentiate your rubrics to have individual students focus on the Habits they need to develop the most!). Pass out the rubric as students are finishing their work so they can reflect on what they've learned - there are 4 reflection questions that also tie into the
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6th - 12th
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Mona Lisa History and Line Art Project
The Mona Lisa is considered to be the most famous painting of all time. This fun and creative project begins with two videos explaining the history and intrigue of Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece as well as the artist himself. Student work pages included for students to complete while watching the videos. Next, students are given time to observe and create their own line art before creating their own Mona Lisa masterpiece. Use a thin black marker OR let students make it as colorful as they w
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3rd - 8th
Let's Draw Using SUPER FUN Continuous Line Technique! Gr K-12 and Adults too!!
Drawing using the continuous line is so much fun!!! It's a great method to allow further exploration of drawing without pressure to be realistic and perfect. YES! Everyone can do it! Our ppt has everything for a week unit drawing for all levels with the PPT is divided for Elementary, Middle School, High School, AP Art and Higher Ed. Rubrics are included too! Simple to use and Fun!
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Illuminated Manuscripts Project-Based Art with Poetry & Literature Connection
Why Illuminated Manuscripts?
Art is an engaging way to give students visual insight into literature,
whether it’s mythology, historical fiction, historical non-fiction, or
even modern works. It also lends itself beautifully to the writing and
interpretation of poetry. The added bonus is that students will have
exposure to an old art form that will likely be new to them! This lesson plan for elementary or middle school is a great enrichment activity to reinforce the understanding of literature
an
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4th - 12th
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Photography Journaling Assignment - Examine the Work of Famous Photographers
An important part of teaching any arts-related course is examining the work of others in the field. When I taught Commercial Photography, I would have students examine the work of well-known photographers (both past and present). I would do this every marking period and provide students with a diverse cast of photographers to examine. In this assignment, students should examine and write about well-known photographers. Five photographers are present here with links to articles, websites, and Yo
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Art History Lesson: Compare & Contrast Essay
Art History: Compare & Contrast Essay: This two page document includes a step-by-step process including: reading, interpreting, analyzing, researching, writing, proofreading, and editing. Additionally, this document includes a rubric to assist in the prewriting and revising process. This wonderful assignment is designed for Writing classes and Art classes. Great for Sub Plans! This is one of my best sellers! For more WRITING & ART lessons, visit Creativity in Motion
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in:Â High School Art: SUB PLANS
Creating Colorful Portraits: Inspired by Kehinde Wiley
This lesson package explores the colorful portraits of Kehinde Wiley, focusing on his motivations, artistic style, and cultural influences. Students will create their own portraits in Wiley's style, incorporating colorful patterned backgrounds inspired by various cultural influences. The package includes detailed content, an art project plan, a rubric for assessment, a quiz with answer key, and a teacher script for presenting the lesson.
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7th - 12th
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Exploring Iconic Dogs: Comparing Jeff Koons and Keith Haring
This lesson package explores the iconic dog artworks of Jeff Koons and Keith Haring, focusing on their backgrounds, artistic styles, and thematic similarities. Students will compare and contrast the artists' approaches, create their own stylized animal artwork, and present them in an exhibition alongside artist statements. The package includes detailed content, an art project plan, a rubric for assessment, a quiz with answer key, and a teacher script for presenting the lesson.
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7th - 12th
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Exploring Metaphors through Ai Weiwei's Art: Sunflower Seeds and Big Ideas
This lesson package explores the art of Ai Weiwei, focusing on the metaphorical aspects of his work, particularly "Sunflower Seeds." Students will learn about Ai Weiwei's background, discuss the use of metaphor in art, and create their own artwork expressing a big idea through metaphor. The lesson includes detailed content, an art project plan, a rubric for assessment, a quiz with answer key, and a teacher script for presenting the lesson.
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7th - 12th
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Exploring Patterns and Repetition: Inspired by Yayoi Kusama
This lesson package delves into the art of Yayoi Kusama, focusing on her use of patterns, repetition, and infinity. Students will learn about Kusama's background, her childhood hallucinations, and how they influenced her artwork. They will then create their own artwork inspired by Kusama's techniques, using patterns and repetition to convey a concept. The package includes detailed content, an art project plan, a rubric for assessment, a quiz with answer key, and a teacher script for presenting t
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7th - 12th
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CCSS:
High School Art Self Assessment form for Students and Teacher Expectations!!!!!
Hi Teachers!!! I use this student self assessment form for ALL High School and Middle School Art classes!!!!!! Students circle the numbers 1-4 on the prompt. This is my GO TO for keeping students honest about their working habits, artwork, class expectations, and artistic behaviors! GIVE THIS ASSESSMENT AFTER your first project, then half way through the year, then at the end of the year! Let students know your expectations!!!!! THIS IS A HUGE MOTIVATOR for my students and gives you a chance to
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6th - 12th
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Middle School Art SGO Assessments
Finally, great middle school art SGO assessments. Not just one assessment, I have included four SGO assessments. These assessments are meant to be a pre-assessment. Don’t be alarmed if students don’t do well in the pre-assessments. This is a great tool to use to teach the students what they don’t know.After the students take the assessments, grade it. Look at the class’s overall assessments. Make a note of which questions were commonly answered incorrectly. With this information, it will help yo
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Element of Art Shading!
An Element Of Art Worksheet to help you facilitate a lesson on Value. Used to help students learn to shade on objects, even to help them learn to draw the objects.
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K - 12th
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Exploring Consumerism and Culture with Jaune Quick-to-See Smith
This lesson plan, titled "Exploring Consumerism and Culture with Jaune Quick-to-See Smith," provides a comprehensive exploration of the artist’s critique of consumerism's impact on Native American cultures. It includes an introduction to Smith's background and artistic style, a guided art project encouraging students to express their views on consumerism, and a platform for presenting and discussing their artwork. This package comes complete with lesson outlines, a materials list, project steps,
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7th - 12th
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Picasso Art Project
Includes a project outline and rubric for a Picasso Superhero assignment. This project satisfies the Ontario Curriculum Expectations as well as Common Core State Standards for Visual Arts.
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4th - 12th
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RUBRICS: Studio Art & Art History
RUBRICS - Studio Art & Art History: Rubrics can be used for quarterly projects(drawing, painting, and sculpture) and can be used throughout the year. Students like having the same rubric for multiple assignments. The rubrics can be used to create outlines, and to facilitate the peer review process. Grading becomes easy when using the same rubrics throughout the year, and from year to year!For more TIME SAVING products visit Creativity in Motion!
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Art Rubric Bundle (updated from PDF to Google Slides)
This 4 paged Google Slide has parallel rubrics so students get used to seeing similar formatting and categories. Painting, Drawing, 3D Art, and Art Critique included in their own color themes. Tip #1: assign this directly to students and have them use it for a self-assessment grade!Tip #2: It is out of 9 points. I add 1 point for correctly filling out the rubric which rounds it out for easier grading.
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6th - 12th
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Fishbowl Rubric
Like many teachers, I really enjoy class discussions with a lot of participation, made even more enjoyable by students actively listening to their peers, while being mindful of making substantial contributions to class discussion. I created a rubric to hold students accountable for the fishbowl discussion. The descriptors are a series of observable behaviors, both positive and negative. Students "spy" on another classmate, and record how many times they see their focus student engage in the disc
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7th - 12th
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