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Van Gogh Reading, Quiz, and Connect the Dots
A quick, easy to read biography on the life of Vincent Van Gogh. There is a 5 question quiz after and a connect the dots of a self portrait Like my other products this one is in word so you can alter it as need be. I'm going to be doing this with a 2nd grade but I think it would be appropriate activity into 6th. This may be intended for an art class but could be used as a language arts lesson for 2nd-4th.
2nd - 6th
Art History, Reading, Visual Arts
Elementary Art Lesson - Warm and Cool Colored Owls
This lesson plan introduces students to the warm and cool colors. At the end of the lesson students will be able to name and identify the warm and cool colors and also be able to explain why they are called "warm" and "cool" colors. Students will then demonstrate their knowledge of these colors to create beautiful paper owls!
Included in this lesson are:
Clear student objectives
List of materials needed
Step - by - step instruction on introducing the warm and cool colors (with full color ima
K - 3rd
Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Totally Serious Art Quiz (April Fools Fun!)
Looking for a way to bring laughter into your art room? This Totally Serious Art Quiz is anything but serious! Perfect for April Fools’ Day, this lighthearted quiz is filled with silly questions, unexpected answers, and just enough real art knowledge to keep students guessing. Students will think they’re taking a real quiz… until the questions take a hilarious turn! 🤭 What’s included: Printable quiz (student page) Answer key A mix of art-related and completely ridiculous questions Perfect fo
2nd - 8th
Art History, Graphic Arts, Visual Arts
Color Theory Quiz
This quiz is perfect for Elementary and Middle School Art students! I assess my sixth graders with this in the beginning of the year, mid-year, and at the end to track their growth. Concepts covered are primary colors, secondary colors, complementary colors, and color mixing.
2nd - 8th
Art, Visual Arts
Elementary Art Lesson - Lovely Landscapes
This is a great drawing and painting lesson for elementary students that focuses on what a landscape is and what the components of a landscape are. This lesson starts off with students viewing examples of landscapes and discussing the parts of a landscape including the horizon line, foreground, middle ground and background. Also included are step-by-step instructions (with illustrations) for drawing a lovely landscape! There are sample questions included at the end of the lesson that are sugg
K - 5th
Visual Arts, Vocabulary
Clementine Think-tac-toe
Forget a multiple choice test! Engage your students with this formative assessment piece! Students demonstrate and apply their understanding of the novel, Clementine, by choosing 3 out of 9 options to complete a project on. They will choose 1 activity from a different row, ensuring that their project will include art, writing, and thinking maps. A great piece to add to student portfolios or to show off at open house or student-led conferences!
2nd - 5th
Balanced Literacy, Music, Visual Arts
Space Readers Point Chart
I have created individual charts with the planets. Each chart increases by 10 points. This is a good challenge for the students. You can purchase the space shuttles to go with them as well. Once you put the first space shuttle with their name on it rest of the students want to follow. You may change the points if you want to fit your class goals. My reward for getting to each planet is a free homework pass. Make sure to print on card stock paper and laminate for durability.
PreK - 6th
Reading, Reading Strategies, Visual Arts
Be the First European to Set Foot in North America ~ a Viking Spelling Race
In this lesson they first read a narrative about the Vikings discovery of North America, and they are in the boat with Leif! This puts them in the middle of the action 1,000 years ago!
Next, they make a map of the Icelandic-North American area. This helps increase their knowledge of geography.
They will then add spaces for their spelling words and practice those spelling words as they race from Iceland to North America to be the first European to set foot on the continent.
You can use any
K - 5th
Social Studies, Spelling, Visual Arts
Elementary Art Criticism worksheet and infographic
This infographic will walk through the process of evaluating artwork with Elementary Students. It is in student friendly language and increases critical thinking skills. It also encourages students to connect their observations to possible meanings of the artwork as well as express their opinions about a work of art using observations.
K - 6th
Art History, Visual Arts
What's In A Name Using MS Paint
Students will use Microsoft Word to write their name in various fonts, font sizes, font colors as well as highlight, copy, paste, and place the cursor correctly.
SWBAT copy and paste, increase font size as well as change font color. Students will also gain command of where the cursor is and highlighting a selection of text
K - 4th
Instructional Technology, Visual Arts
Name Tag Template
Name Tag Template is an easy Word document that can be edited based on the students in your class. This is a great resource for the beginning of the year for primary students. You can print each name in your class and allow them to color within all the lines. Plus, allows the teacher to begin studying and remembering names. We use this as a wonderful formative assessment to gauge on how well a child can stay in the lines. You can make the text larger or smaller to fit the names accordingly. The
PreK - 3rd
Art, Visual Arts
Question Discrimination Level 2 Intermediate |Data Sheet Included| ABA & Speech
This visual resource is designed to help children build question discrimination skills (Level 2) through structured, hands-on practice. The product includes 2 organized sets, each containing 10 visuals, for a total of 20 images. Each set targets an essential intermediate discrimination skill by requiring learners to differentiate between three question types rather than two, increasing attending demands and flexible responding: • Animal vs. Sound vs. Color (two sets) – Learners discriminat
1st - 4th
Visual Arts
Be the First European to Set Foot in North America ~ a Viking Vocabulary Race
Project-Based Learning
Knowledge isn’t power. It’s potential power. We have to let them practice flipping their power switches on by giving them opportunities to apply the knowledge they are gaining!
In this engaging activity, that they can do in the classroom or in their own living rooms, they really get to understand who the first explorers were and why they came. Why? Because they get to be those first explorers!
In this lesson they first read a narrative about the Vikings discovery of Nor
1st - 5th
Visual Arts, Vocabulary, World History
Royal You: Egyptian Ceramic and/or Paper Cartouche
Creative, fun and an easy project, students can write or use slabs of clay to mold there own personal Egyptian Cartouche. Using the included ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic handout students will draw and develop their personal royal symbol. Step-by-step instructions and visuals, rubrics and state standards are included in this projects 20 page lesson plan The students take-a-way will include an increase understanding and appreciation of symbols that were used in Ancient Egypt. Plus, this activi
2nd - 8th
Ancient History, Art, Visual Arts
Moveable Memorial Day American Flag – Half staff and Full Staff
Students will be able to recognize the symbolism of keeping the flag at half-staff for the deceased veterans from sunrise to noon and raising it to full staff from noon onwards for the living soldiers by constructing a movable flag that can be raised and lowered on a pole.
2nd - 4th
Visual Arts
Pattern Art Inspired by Artist Romero Britto
Romero Britto combines cubism, pop, and graffiti art in his colourful paintings full of bright hues and patterns. Use these templates to have your students recreate his style of art and teach about patterns, colour, shape, value, and many other of the elements of art. They always turn out amazing and are definitely an art project never to be forgotten. Have your students use crayons, pencil crayons, markers, pastels, or paints depending on your expectations.
1st - 8th
Art History, Math, Visual Arts
K-2 Art Curriculum Lesson Pack Bundle
1 Year of teaching Kindergarten, First, and Second Grade Art Class! Take the guess work out of planning your year of teaching Art. This pack includes lesson plans, handouts, slideshows, planning documents and more! Read the full listing description for all of the details! This bundle includes my Kindergarten, 1st, and 2nd Grade Art Curriculum Lesson Packs. Please read the listing descriptions below for each pack, and feel free to click on each grade level’s individual listing for more images.
K - 2nd
Art, Art History, Visual Arts
God Created: A Fun, Interactive Bible Lesson about the Creation Story
When you are looking for a great, inexpensive, and interactive way to teach the creation story, this is the answer. This lesson is "God Created." While telling the Creation Story using the form provided, the lesson leader recreates the Creation Story through art and engages the children through questions and answers. The kids will remain mesmerize as the lesson leader completes the project.
When the lesson leader completes the project, the children will have an opportunity to recreate the Cr
PreK - 5th
Visual Arts
Elementary Art 2nd Grade Autumn Leaf Painting Positive Negative Space Project
Teach your elementary art students the basics of positive and negative space, overlapping, and using color to create contrast through this autumn leaf watercolor, mixed media painting. This 3 to 4 day lesson is designed for second-grade art students, but can be used in 2nd-5th grade art classes. The mixed media project uses pencil, crayon, sharpie, wet-on-wet watercolor techniques, and marker to create a beautiful and seasonal work of art. All in all this lesson includes: Lesson plan (including
2nd - 5th
Art, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Climbing Collage Panda with Bamboo
The students will create a moving panda that is the symbol of China for Asian/Pacific American heritage month. They will learn about the significance and symbolic meaning of the panda in Chinese culture and how they represent yin and yang visually with their black and white opposite colors in harmony on their fur by using black and white newspaper to create the areas of the panda’s body on paper. They will learn about their habitat and recreate the environment with the panda “climbing” up and do
2nd - 5th
Art, Asian Studies, Visual Arts
Elementary Art Emergency Sub Plans Art Curriculum Elementary Kinder+ Art Lessons
Cover 6 to 8 weeks of art lessons in your elementary art class, kindergarten through 5th grade with this elementary art curriculum of low supply, quick, and no prep art projects. Perfect for quick sub plans or projects. Students will learn important visual art concepts with projects that will fit into any art class budget. This grab-and-go elementary art curriculum has 4 lessons for each grade level, K-5th grade, for a total of 24 art assignments. These projects can be purchased individually,
K - 5th
Art, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Second Grade Art Curriculum Lesson Pack
1 Year of teaching Second Grade art class! Take the guess work out of planning your year of teaching Art. This pack includes lesson plans, handouts, slideshows, planning documents and more! Read the full listing description for all of the details! 2nd Grade Art Curriculum Lesson Pack- Please note that the pacing guide and yearlong slideshow are meant to cover 36, 30-45 minutes art classes, so if you see your students more than 36 times per year or for longer periods, take that into account! Thi
2nd
Art, Art History, Visual Arts
Also included in: K-2 Art Curriculum Lesson Pack Bundle
K-5 Elementary Art Curriculum Yearlong Elementary Art Lesson Plans Bundle
36 Weeks of teaching Kindergarten through 5th grade art class! Take the guess work out of planning your year of teaching Elementary Art. This pack includes lesson plans, handouts, slideshows, planning documents and more! Read the full listing description for all of the details! This bundle includes my Kindergarten through 5th Grade Art Curriculum Lesson Packs. Please read the listing descriptions below for each pack, and feel free to click on each grade level’s individual listing for more images
K - 5th
Art, Art History, Visual Arts
Winter Art Lesson, Project for Elementary, Middle School Art Tree Snow Landscape
Are you looking for an inspired winter art project for your elementary art or middle school art students? This is a winter art lesson that introduces students to mixed media art, watercolor, and creating depth in landscapes. The results are beautiful, with every student achieving a successful work of art. Perfect for a winter art lesson, your students will create snowy landscapes that focus on drawing trees and creating depth through placement, size, and overlapping. This visual art lesson is
2nd - 7th
Art, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
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