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February Art Project | Black History Month Grid Drawing Activity | Middle School

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Looking for a meaningful Black History Month art project that’s easy to prep and engaging for students? This grid drawing activity helps students practice drawing accuracy and proportion while creating bold Black History Month art that’s perfect for classroom displays or bulletin boards. With 68 no-prep worksheets, this Black History Month project works well as an art lesson, art sub plans, early finisher task, or art bell ringer during February. Multiple difficulty levels make differentia

5th - 12th

Coloring Pages, Other (Arts), Visual Arts

Also included in: Grid Drawing Mega Bundle – Art Sub Plans, Seasonal Worksheets, Year-Round Fun

St Paddy's Day Grid Drawing | Enlarge Images | Art Worksheets | Sub Friendly

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Deanosaur

Here a quick, easy, no prep, art activity for St. Patrick's Day! With 66 worksheets to choose from, this will be a hit with all your students. Grid worksheets are sub-friendly & work great for early-finishers too! The difficultly levels vary amongst these worksheets too & that just makes differentiation super easy! Use to foster school spirit on campus for class or for an ASB, school-wide activity! Integrate art into your day or highlight particular drawing skills in an art class. These wo

4th - 12th

Visual Arts

Also included in: Grid Drawing Mega Bundle – Art Sub Plans, Seasonal Worksheets, Year-Round Fun

Intro to Women's Suffrage: Guided Viewing Questions

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Mrs Penas ELA Classroom

This Google Form pairs with the "Now This News" YouTube video "What You Need to Know About Women's Suffrage." The Form includes 5 multiple-choice questions for students to answer as an introduction to the Women's Suffrage Movement.

7th - 12th

English Language Arts, Social Studies

Intro to Emily Dickinson: Guided Viewing Questions

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Mrs Penas ELA Classroom

This Google Form pairs with the "Crash Course" YouTube video "Before I Got My Eye Put Out - The Poetry of Emily Dickinson." The Form includes 10 multiple-choice questions for students to answer as an introduction to the elusive and beloved poet.

8th - 12th

English Language Arts, Poetry