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AP Drawing Art Portfolio Slides Template - Writing, Images & Written Responses
Make AP Art portfolio prep clear, organized, and stress-free with this editable Google Slides portfolio template. This resource guides students through everything required for the AP Art & Design Portfolio, including image placement, written responses, dimensions, materials, and citations. Designed for AP Drawing, AP 2D Art & Design, and AP 3D Art & Design, this template helps students visually organize their work while typing directly into pre-formatted text boxes that match College Board re
9th - 12th
Graphic Arts, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Introduction to Anthony Bourdain's Parts Unknown
This short lesson sets the stage for a larger unit on based on the text by providing vocabulary and context. Please combine it with the free slide deck titled Intro to Anthony Bourdain slide deck. This is ideal for a class in which multiple international texts requiring context are being taught or and IB Eng Lang and Lit course in which Parts Unknown is being used as a body of work.
11th - 12th
Informational Text, Visual Arts
Also included in: Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown 5 lesson unit
Frankenstein Film Guide - Guillermo del Toro
This bundle is a film guide that helps students analyze characterization, theme, and film-to-text adaptations in Guillermo del Toro's film Frankenstein that came out on Netflix in 2025. It's appropriate for a class on British Literature, Gothic Literature, units about Frankenstein the novel, media literacy, film as literature units, AP Literature, or upper secondary English classes. The film is available to stream for free on Netflix (not included). The film is wonderful, and if you found th
8th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Literature, Novel Studies, Visual Arts
Get Out (Peele) Pre-Viewing & Opening Scenes Viewing Questions (10–12 ELA)
Prepare students for thoughtful, respectful, and insightful engagement with Jordan Peele’s Get Out — one of the most powerful modern films exploring horror, satire, and race in America. This resource helps you establish discussion norms for addressing race and identity in the classroom before viewing the film, then guides students through the opening 15 minutes with scaffolded viewing questions that build analytical and emotional awareness. What’s Inside🎞 Pre-Viewing Lesson Plans (Free Bonus
10th - 12th, Higher Education
Other (ELA), Social Emotional Learning, Visual Arts
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RL.11-12.2
, RL.11-12.3
, RL.11-12.4
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Also included in: Horror Film Opening Sequence Analysis Jordan Peele | Film Analysis
AP Art History Scavenger Hunt
Students will try to find the items listed in one of the 250 pieces from the AP Art History curriculum This scavenger hunt is perfect for: AP Art History exam reviewAn end of the year activitySub plansAfter purchase you will receive A FULLY EDITABLE google slide presentation with 3 versions of the scavenger hunt: FIND ITEMS such as a dog or fruitFIND THEMES such as gender, or raceFIND MATERIALS, PURPOSES & STYLES such as burial or abstractFeel free to use these or make your own!
9th - 12th
Art History, Visual Arts
No Prep Review Game | Whole Class Test Prep Activity for Any Subject
Students work in teams, discuss possible answers, and decide how much classroom "money" they want to risk before the timer runs out. The more confident they feel, the more they can wager. Suddenly, every review question matters. This whole class review game works with almost any subject or grade level and can be reused all year with your own questions. Use it for: test prepunit reviewvocabulary practiceStudents: discuss answers as a teamwager classroom money based on confidencerotate classroom
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English Language Arts, Social Studies, Visual Arts
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