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Film Festival Program
As part of the Video Academy course, have the students make a program to give an added touch of fun. Edit the Word document and insert student art for an added touch.
2nd - 5th
Computer Science - Technology, Visual Arts
Technology and Creativity Lesson Plan
This administrator-approved lesson plan clearly outlines objectives, standards, pacing, and instructional intent for an Art & Technology unit. Written in professional language suitable for observations, evaluations, or lesson plan submissions. Aligned to: Georgia Visual Arts StandardsGeorgia Computer Science (Digital Citizenship)Perfect for: ObservationsEvaluationsCurriculum documentation
5th - 6th
Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology, Visual Arts
Photomicrography Art Project
I created this art lesson to accompany an introduction to the microscope. You do not need a microscope to do this project. This is a tried and true favorite, and the students love learning about photomicrography and creating their art. These turn out fantastic, and you need few supplies. You can be flexible on the art materials you use, but I used watercolor pencils and sharpies. Students will need access to a computer. This will take about 3 to 4 class periods to complete.
5th - 8th
Biology, Visual Arts
Fantasy Maps
This is a 2 to 3 week lesson I use with my gifted students. They create Fantasy Maps and write about them. This is one of my most successful lessons. I have used it for Gifted art and intellectually gifted. The students love creating these. This is a complete power point that explains everything and gives examples. The only supplies needed are large sheets of paper, rulers, markers, colored pencils, pencils and computers for looking at lists of words or map icons and images. Gifted Outcomes are
5th - 8th
Creative Writing, Visual Arts
Also included in: Gifted and Talented Life Savers! Huge Bundle!
Anaphora/ Poetry with activities
This is a complete power point with two writing/ art activities introducing Anaphora as a writing tool. The power point shows examples and reviews writing tools and concludes with a fun art project. The only supplies needed are the power point, paper, markers or crayons and pencils. Students have to think creatively and brainstorm ideas. They may work in a small group or alone. Everything you need to teach is in the power point. Students may want to use their computers to generate words or look
3rd - 6th
Visual Arts, Writing
Also included in: Gifted and Talented Life Savers! Huge Bundle!
Bouncy Bubbles - Animated Step-by-Step Craft - Regular
Animated Step-by-Steps® are animated PowerPoints designed to address literacy, language, AAC and a host of academic goals. Each page includes a series of animations. Read the text up to the star … click … and see an animation of what you just read. There are three versions of this resource (Regular, PCS, SymbolStix). This is the Regular Version (non symbol-supported). This resource can be displayed on the 'big screen' (interactive whiteboard, large screen TV using Apple TV) or the 'smal
PreK - 1st
Close Reading, Graphic Arts
Also included in: Bubbles Bundle - Animated Step-by-Step Resources - Regular
How to animate in power point
This is a complete, detailed step by step power point with examples introducing your students to animating using power point. They will be guided to create a simple animation and set transitions. They will use this information to create their own stories and animations. This is always a huge hit with my students and is a great way for them to learn about power point, animation, and creative writing. They LOVE this activity. The directions given are for someone using an Apple computer.
4th - 7th
Computer Science - Technology, Creative Writing, Visual Arts
Also included in: Gifted and Talented Life Savers! Huge Bundle!
Toy in Japan GAME & WATCH, Famicon, Sylvanian Families, Traditional toys ppt
Toy in JapanEdit as you like. I use it for introducing toys in Japan and after that we make DIY paper cup Kendama and have Origami workshop. 1980 When I was a kid, it’s just start to electronic game toys. This is GAME & WATCH. At that time, one machine one game. We could not change game as long as buy another machine. As the name showing, when we do not play the muchine, it shows time to use watch. Because of handy itself, we can play anywhere, anytime, so many people buy it. 1983 Family compu
PreK - 6th
Art, For All Subjects
Tinkercad 3D Printing Projects Bundle | 6 Beginner STEM Activities | Grades 5-9
Save 20% with this 6-project Tinkercad 3D printing bundle! Includes: Key Holder, Name Keychain, Pencil Topper, Desk Nameplate, Planter with Drainage Tray, and Custom Phone Stand. Each project includes teacher guides, rubrics, worksheets, and step-by-step instructions. Perfect for grades 5–9 STEM, makerspaces, and technology classes. What's Included in This Bundle:1. Key Holder / Hook Rack (2-day project)Design an animal-shaped key holderLearn design constraints (wall thickness, screw hole size)S
5th - 9th
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Visual Arts
NGSS
MS-ETS1-2
, MS-ETS1-4
Theme Park Design Project, Create a Theme Park Stem Unit for Middle School
f you’re looking for a project that actually gets students excited to come to class, this is it. Imagineering Your World is a hands-on, no-prep theme park design project that turns your classroom into a creative design studio. Over the course of several weeks, students step into the role of Imagineers as they design themed lands, develop original attractions, and bring characters to life using storytelling, engineering, and design thinking. This project consistently hooks students who love to
5th - 10th
Computer Science - Technology, Creative Writing, Graphic Arts
NGSS
MS-ETS1-2
, MS-ETS1-4
, MS-ETS1-1
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3D Printing Desk Nameplate – STEM/STEAM Tinkercad Project
Bring 3D design to life with this ready-to-use Desk Nameplate Project for Tinkercad! Perfect for introducing additive manufacturing, CAD fundamentals, and real-world design constraints, this engaging 2–3 day lesson guides students through sketching, digital modeling, peer review, and reflection. Students will design a triangular standing nameplate with engraved or raised text, learning professional design rules while expressing personal identity. Whether your class is new to 3D printing or
5th - 9th
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Visual Arts
NGSS
MS-ETS1-2
, MS-ETS1-4
3D Printing Lesson: Planter with Drainage Tray – Tinkercad STEM/STEAM Project
Engage your students in functional 3D design with this ready-to-use lesson plan for creating a planter with a drainage tray in Tinkercad. This project teaches real-world design constraints, additive manufacturing concepts, and problem-solving—all while letting students personalize a useful object. Perfect for beginning and intermediate Tinkercad users, this resource walks students through the entire design process: from sketching and planning to digital modeling, peer review, exporting, and r
5th - 9th
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Visual Arts
NGSS
MS-ETS1-2
, MS-ETS1-4
Engineering Design Challenge — Draw A Drone | STEM & Tech Lesson | Grades 5-8
In this hands-on STEM design challenge, students step into the role of engineers as they design and draw their own drone while learning how real drones work in the world today. Students imagine a drone that solves a real-world problem, then sketch, label, and explain their design using guided templates. This engaging project blends technology, creativity, and engineering thinking in a way that keeps students motivated and curious. Perfect for STEM, technology, or engineering lessons, this low-pr
5th - 8th
Coloring Pages, Computer Science - Technology, Robotics
Also included in: Engineering Design — 4 Art Projects - Robots, Drones & Smart Devices
Engineering Challenge — Design a Smart Device | STEM Presentation & Activity
In this hands-on STEM design challenge, students step into the role of engineers as they design their own smart device to solve an everyday problem. Students explore what makes a smart device “smart,” how sensors and data allow devices to respond automatically, and how smart devices can connect to the Internet of Things (IoT). Using guided planning tools, students brainstorm ideas, define their device’s purpose, and create a labeled blueprint that explains how their smart device works. ⭐️ Did Y
5th - 8th
Coloring Pages, Computer Science - Technology, Robotics
Also included in: Engineering Design — 4 Art Projects - Robots, Drones & Smart Devices
Art Research Project with Rubric
This is a simple and easy to implement art research project. It is a third grade and above friendly project, and requires students to use technology. The rubric is part of project description and is easy to read.
3rd - 12th
Art History, Computer Science - Technology, Graphic Arts
CCSS
SL.3.4
, SL.4.4
Powerpoint GIF Animation Product
Are you looking for a fun and engaging project for your students?! This resource includes everything that your students will need to create an animated GIF using Powerpoint. Students will be able to complete the project independently. You can provide support to struggling students who may need reinforcement. Perfect for an enrichment project or blended learning classroom! Students can complete the project at their own pace. Recommended time is at least two class periods. Designed for students i
5th - 9th
Computer Science - Technology, Graphic Arts
Online Character Creator: Encourage Creativity in Children With Little You
Little You is a platform which lets you design, personalize, and create custom characters using the latest in web and 3D printing technology. Visualize your character in 3D and order a custom collectable toy. Little You is all about personalization, printing, and playing, meaning you can use your own imagination and creativity to make something unique. Through purchases or our reward system, you can get a 3D print-out that’s ready to be delivered to your doorstep. Instructional Ideas for Little
K - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Graphic Arts
Gorgeous Rainbow Gradients in HTML
Everyone loves a rainbow! Create one using HTML in just a few minutes. Great for interesting students of all skill sets and ages who are interested in coding, colors, creativity and just playing online. Mix colors, delete colors, add colors... the sky is the limit and it's easy to manipulate and explain. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY, I promise!
3rd - 12th
Computer Science - Technology, Graphic Arts, Instructional Technology
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