This is a 20 page packet of worksheets on one and two-point perspective. There is an introduction page that explains one and two-point perspective, gives examples and vocabulary. There are five pages of one-point worksheets on boxes, letters, odd shapes, stars, and everyday objects. There are four worksheets on two-point perspective on boxes, letters, everyday objects, and buildings. There are sheets on how to draw buildings in both one and two-point perspective. There is also an assignment sheet at the end on drawing a fantasy building with a grading rubric.
There is also an assignment sheet first with assignment names and teachers signature spots. I find these assignments work best if you sign off on each sheet as the students finish. It allows you to make sure students are doing the perspective correctly.
This is a great practice packet for perspective and prepares students to create a project in perspective.
This packet was very much worth the $10 because it saved me hours of work in making my own for my 8th graders. I split it up into two separate packets (1 for 1pt and 1 for 2pt) and altered the 1st page a bit to fit my grading scale. The ONLY thing I had the kids add was a horizon line of the pages that don't have them, and actually having the kids do it was probably better than it being there already. Thank you!!
October 5, 2011
I found this to be a great introduction for my students.
October 3, 2011
I use this one all the time. It's a great way to let the students who know what they're doing work ahead, (and not get bored) while it shows me early on who's struggling. Thanks!
September 6, 2011
I thought these worksheets were great! very helpful and made teaching one and two point perspective a lot easier.
Thanks,
Andrea
May 20, 2009
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