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Dragon Eye Drawings
These Cool Dragon Eye Drawings are great for classroom or distance learning!Students will focus on the Elements of Art - Texture & Color as they execute this project. Additionally, this will allow students to experiment and practice colored pencil blending techniques. Measuring/ruler practice opportunity is also included.PERFECT for distance learning!Duration: (10) 40-minute class periods. Included:3 opportunities for Formative Assessment2 opportunities for Summative AssessmentResources: Elem
6th - 9th
Art, Measurement, Visual Arts
Guess That ART Guess Who Game! Volume 1: Famous Paintings
Guess That ART Game! Volume 1: Famous Paintings
This resource series provides a fun, engaging way for students to begin observing and describing a variety of artworks all in the style of a popular kids boar game.
This lesson can be used:
- To discover your students’ baseline art vocabulary and/or their understanding of the elements and principles of art.
- To supplement a lesson on a given art type, process, movement, genre, artist etc.
- As informal, formative assessment of your students un
1st - 12th
Art History, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Sort the Ads: Persuasive Techniques Sorting Game
A Hands-On Way to Master Persuasive Techniques! Give your students the chance to get out of their seats, work together, and actually think about how advertisers try to convince them. In this print-and-play sorting game, small groups read 17 realistic ad examples and match each one to the persuasive technique it uses — bandwagon, testimonial, emotional appeal, repetition, bribery, expert opinion, or glittering generalities. It's the kind of low-prep, high-engagement activity that works as a cen
5th - 8th
Graphic Arts, Other (ELA), Writing
Can You Name These Famous Paintings from History
This word document is an interesting product for your students to know about ART. They will know about some famous artists and their important paintings. It could be given to them as a class activity, a game, or a quiz to check their information about art. The document includes 25 questions about ART. The students will examine a photo of a famous painting, painted by a famous painter, then they choose one title out of the four given titles. In other words, for each painting, there are four answ
2nd - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Art History
Guess That ART Guess Who Game! Volume 4: Artist Portraits
Guess That ART Game! Volume 4: Artist Portraits
This resource series provides a fun, engaging way for students to begin observing and describing a variety of artworks all in the style of a popular kids boar game.
This lesson can be used:
- To discover your students’ baseline art vocabulary and/or their understanding of the elements and principles of art.
- To supplement a lesson on a given art type, process, movement, genre, artist etc.
- As informal, formative assessment of your students und
1st - 12th
Art History, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
GROWING BUNDLE- Google Slides & PowerPoint Backgrounds and Borders
GROWING BUNDLE! This resource is a growing bundle, and I will continue to add different neutral and colorful slide variations. The price will increase overtime, as I add more background and border variations, I will increase the price of the resource. However, UPDATES ARE FREE! That means, once you purchase this resource, you will receive free updates. However, if you wait to purchase, you may notice a price increase, as I add more background and border templates. What's Included: 30 + Border
Not Specific
Classroom Community, Graphic Arts
InDesign Label the Workspace Activity
Intro to the InDesign Workspace. I usually have students complete this activity independently first (in another Adobe program or Microsoft Word), then they review and have a quiz on the interface as their first quiz.
Not Specific
Graphic Arts, Visual Arts
Pumpkin Life Cycle Unit: Diagram, Sequencing Cards, Vocabulary, Quiz + Lab
What it is: A complete, print-and-go mini-unit that takes students from seed → sprout → vine → flower → green pumpkin → ripe pumpkin using diagrams, cut-and-paste sequencing, a short quiz, and an Extension Challenge lab on light needs. Built for grades 3–5 with cross-curricular reading, writing, and art. Why teachers love it Clear visuals + editable pieces for easy differentiation Fast setup; minimal materials; works as a center, sub plan, or 1–3 day mini-unit NGSS-aligned concepts (life
3rd - 6th
Coloring Pages, General Science, Reading
Premier Pro Label the Workspace
Intro to the Premier Pro Workspace. I usually have students complete this activity independently first (in another Adobe program or Microsoft Word), then they review and have a quiz on the interface as their first quiz.
Not Specific
Computer Science - Technology, Graphic Arts
Premier Pro Label the Workspace Quiz
Intro to the Premier Pro Workspace. I usually have students complete this activity independently first (in another Adobe program or Microsoft Word), then they review and have a quiz on the interface as their first quiz.
Not Specific
Graphic Arts, Visual Arts
Editable Chalkboard Banners
As promised, all new products are offered at 50% off during the first 48 hours of posting, which includes this Back-to-School set! Hurry and get it in your little hands before the price increases to full price on Monday at Midnight!
Included in this Chalkboard Banner Set are 4 different shaped banners that are all the rage! The best thing about these Powerpoint banners is that they are EDITABLE! That means you can change the font (change the smiley face!) and also add graphics, frames, etc..
PreK - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
For All Subjects, Graphic Arts
Photography: Man-Made vs. Nature
Looking for a unique photography topic. Man-made vs. nature allows for your students to visually compare natural things to modern inventions. Results are stunning and complex. This is for:Art Teachers who: need distance learning lessonsteach photographywish to show appreciation for nature and man-made inventionscompare and discussion the impact of civilization on the worldwant their students to utilize critical thinking teach how to load to Artsonia or email through Google driveare low on tradi
9th - 12th
Art, Graphic Arts, Visual Arts
Also included in: 6 PHOTOGRAPHY Lessons with a cell phone or I pad PART 3
Elements of Art Assessment / Test / SGO
The Elements of Art are the building blocks of better works of art. This assessment can be used as an SGO pre-assessment, mid-assessment, and/or post-assessment in addition to a regular quiz or test during the year. It incorporates each Element of Art including, Line, Shape, Color, Form, Value, Texture, and Space, and assesses student knowledge through the use of multiple choice and short answer questions. In addition, there are drawing components as well as Linear Perspective identification com
Not Specific
Art, Visual Arts, Vocabulary
Daily GOOGLE SLIDES Templates | Easter Bunny Design | Editable
This product is: GOOGLE SLIDES ™ Agenda Slide Templates | Easter | Easter Bunny Design. These pretty designs save you time, allow you to focus on your content, increase student organization, and are fun to use. These are designed to fit any content area subject, school, club, organization, professional development or administration presentation. Check the video to see the designs in this Google Slide Template.This is an actual Google Slide Template. I give you simple instructions on how to ad
6th - 9th
For All Subjects, Graphic Arts
Persuasive Writing Prompt – “Too Old for Trick-or-Treating?” (Grades 5–8)
🎃 Real-world writing with seasonal flair! Students explore a question they actually care about — Should middle-schoolers be too old for trick-or-treating? They’ll brainstorm, draft, and debate with evidence-based reasoning, then publish writing that’s both fun and standards-aligned. ✍️ What’s Included Complete persuasive-writing lesson (16 cards / slides) Background reading (200 words, real-life relevance)Quiz with answer keyTeacher's Rubric Planning Organizer + CER Chart Vocabulary List
5th - 8th
Coloring Pages, Writing, Writing-Essays
Intro to Graphic Design for Middle, High School • Common Graphic Design Terms
Part of the introduction to graphic design bundle, this lesson of common graphic design terms comes complete with a PowerPoint file AND Google Slides option, corresponding script, handout and google form quiz! Perfect for an introduction to graphic design class, part of an art curriculum and more! What is included:- PowerPoint file with animations and illustrations of the terms - Link to Google Slides option - Corresponding Script to easily use the PowerPoint file complete with when to click! -
6th - 10th
Graphic Arts
Also included in: Intro to Graphic Design BUNDLE for Middle, High School, Adults
After Effects Label the Workspace QUIZ
Intro to the After Effects Workspace. I usually have students complete the label the workspace activity independently first (in another Adobe program or Microsoft Word), then they review and have a quiz on the interface as their first quiz. Check out my After Effects Workspace activity for a pre-lesson to the quiz.
Not Specific
Computer Science - Technology, Graphic Arts
TV Production Careers in Film Bundle
Includes a printable notes page for Preproduction, during production, and post production jobs in the film industry; a job quotes matching game, a Careers in Film exploration activity, and a Careers in Film Quiz.
6th - 12th
Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Creative Commons
This lesson goes with my Copyrights or Copywrongs? lesson, as well as my False Copyright Claims lesson. This lesson will guide students to answer the essential question, "How can we protect our creative work, and make responsible choices when we use other people's creative work?" This lesson includes a PowerPoint presentation that introduces the Creative Commons, as well as proper attributions and how to search for Creative Commons images online. The students will create their own original cr
7th - 12th
For All Subjects, Graphic Arts, Instructional Technology
Also included in: Digital Literacy & Digital Citizenship Bundle
Guerrilla Art Creating Site Specific Installations Middle School High School Art
Guerrilla Art: Creating Site Specific Installations Middle School High School Art Lesson Description: In this lesson students will learn about guerrilla art, explore numerous examples of guerrilla art and create their one three-dimensional guerrilla art installation. The process includes: 1. searching for inspiration, 2. locating an installation site and a 3. preliminary project planning proposal. 4. Optional student video response described below In addition this presentation includes resour
6th - 12th
Art History, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Food Truck Art Lesson - Sculpture Project Including Food Truck Template
Your students will love this 3D food truck art lesson as it is always a hit with my students. It is perfect for middle school or intermediate elementary students and a food truck template is included. Students design an original logo for a food truck, learn about color schemes and careers in art, specifically responsibilities of a graphic designer. PowerPoint and/or PDF slides include: information about food trucks, the role of a graphic designer, understanding and identifying logos, lesson obj
4th - 12th, Higher Education
Art, Graphic Arts, Other (Arts)
Middle School Art, High School Art: Modern Still Life Visual Art Drawing Project
Still life drawing projects are such an important starting project for an introduction to drawing or any art class. Perfect for middle school art or high school art classes, increase student buy-in by having them add their own pieces to the still life in this drawing lesson. This still-life drawing project pushes students to practice drawing from life while falling back on techniques learned in Intro: hatching, cross-hatching, blending, stippling shading techniques, using a viewfinder and setti
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Art, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Principles of Design - Definition with Examples, Question Slides + Answer Slides
Your basic 8 Principles of Design in one place. Teach using a simple definition. Then have students answer questions on the next slide. You can use this as a formative assessment or for your end-of-year summative.
1st - 8th
Art History, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Sketchbook Criteria, Checklist & Rubric for Grades 8–12 — The Art Class
Transform your art classroom with this ready-to-use Sketchbook Criteria Sheet, Student Checklist, and Rubric—designed specifically for Grades 8–12 Visual Arts. This resource helps teachers save time, increase accountability, and accurately assess student sketchbooks with clarity and consistency. Whether you teach Drawing & Painting, Art Foundations, Studio Art, or Mixed Media, this tool gives students a clear roadmap for success while giving you a stress-free assessment system. ⭐ What’s
8th - 12th
Graphic Arts, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
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