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AP® Art Progress Check
Help your AP® Art & Design students document meaningful process with this easy-to-use Progress Check template.This resource guides students to show evidence of practice, experimentation, and revision — and explain how their materials, processes, and ideas connect to their inquiry. What's Included:Editable student directions with clear submission requirements and scoring criteria A simple, teacher-created template modeled on AP® expectations for images and written explanation A linked student exa
10th - 12th
Other (Arts), Visual Arts
In class critique for AP® Art
Do your students freeze up during critiques? Make in-class discussions actually work with this ready-to-use critique lesson for AP® Art & Design! This resource includes:A clear, teacher-friendly lesson plan that outlines how to run a structured, purposeful critiqueWell-worded student prompts that guide students to analyze, interpret, and discuss artwork meaningfullyA participation tally sheet & teacher-created rubric with clear, respectful expectations that encourage even quiet students to spea
10th - 12th
Visual Arts
AP Art History Go Fish Game | 250 Works Review Activity | Test Prep/Connections
AP Art History Go Fish: Connections Game – Review Activity for the 250 WorksMake reviewing the 250 works of art engaging, interactive, and academically meaningful with this AP Art History Go Fish: Connections Edition game! This activity transforms a familiar card game into a structured review that reinforces key art historical concepts, vocabulary, and connections across time periods, themes, media, and artistic traditions. Students play using classic "Go Fish" rules while practicing higher-lev
9th - 12th
Art History, Visual Arts, World History
Victorian Valentine’s Cards | 1800's Romance, Mass Culture | Digital & Printable
Explore Victorian Valentine’s cards through the lens of the Industrial Revolution, postal reform, and changing ideas of romantic love in this engaging, standards-aligned history lesson. This Victorian Era lesson plan uses primary-source imagery and critical thinking questions to help students analyze how social progress and new institutions reshaped personal relationships in the 19th century. During the Victorian Age, Valentine’s cards became a mass-produced cultural phenomenon—made possible by
7th - 12th
Art History, European History, U.S. History
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