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Disco Ball Painting Beginner Art Lesson | Middle & High School Art Project
Disco Ball Acrylic Painting Lesson for Beginners | The Perfect Painting Project for Intro to Art | Teach Acrylic Painting and Color Theory Effortlessly with This Engaging Beginner Lesson - Are you ready to teach Acrylic Painting, Color Theory, and Painting Techniques in a way that guarantees artistic success for every student? This Beginner Acrylic Painting Lesson is designed to empower your middle and high school students with a strong foundation in color theory, all while making the proc
3rd - 12th, Adult Education
Art, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
1:19
Pool Floatie Design with Oil Pastels & Liquid Watercolor
Splash into summer with this engaging Pool Floatie Design Art Lesson! Students love creating colorful inflatable pool floaties while learning how artists use highlights and shadows to create realistic form and dimension. This lesson includes guided visual tutorials for multiple floatie designs, making it easy for students of varying skill levels to succeed while still encouraging creativity and personal expression. Students use oil pastels to create bright, bold floaties and finish the artwork
3rd - 5th
Visual Arts
CSI Forensics Unit for Gifted & Upper Elementary (NGSS Aligned)
Forensic Science Lesson Plans for Grades 3–5 with NGSS StandardsUnlock the excitement of crime-solving science with this adaptable Forensics Curriculum designed for grades 3–5 students! Perfect for your science block, STEM lab, or enrichment period, this all-in-one forensic science unit will transform your classroom into a CSI-style investigation zone—no lab coat required! This comprehensive, standards-aligned forensic science unit helps young learners develop critical thinking, observation,
3rd - 8th
Chemistry, Forensics, General Science
America250 Activities Bundle | US History, Civics, Geography & Leadership | 3-6
Summary: This growing America250 bundle helps students explore freedom, citizenship, leadership, history, geography, national identity, and civic responsibility through engaging, meaningful learning experiences designed for year-round classroom use. Students investigate rights and responsibilities, monuments, symbols, maps, landmark geography, leadership, innovation, signatures, civic courage, and American stories while building reading, writing, geography, discussion, cursive, critical thinking
3rd - 6th
Civics, Government, U.S. History
CCSS
RI.4.1
, RI.4.7
, RI.5.1
+4
Ellis Island Virtual Tour – Immigrants Ellis Island and Field Trip Video PPT
This Ellis Island Virtual Tour helps students learn about the journey of immigrants Ellis Island through a PowerPoint, educational video, and classroom posters, creating a meaningful Ellis Island field trip experience in the classroom. Ellis Island Virtual Tour is a complete social studies resource designed to help students understand the experience of immigrants Ellis Island and the important role Ellis Island played in American history. This resource takes students on an Ellis Island fiel
2nd - 5th
Civics, Other (ELA), U.S. History
Brain-Based SEL Unit | Executive Function, Focus & Positive Thinking Grades 3–5
Looking for a brain-based SEL unit that helps students understand how their brain works and how their thoughts shape their feelings, choices, and focus? This 5-lesson social emotional learning unit teaches upper elementary students how to “train their brain” using simple, relatable strategies connected to executive functioning, emotional regulation, and growth mindset. Students learn why focus feels hard sometimes, how thoughts influence emotions, and how healthy habits support learning and s
3rd - 5th
Character Education, Psychology, Social Emotional Learning
6:18
How to: Create & Shade a Value Scale
This video demonstrates how to create and shade a 5-box value scale. It teaches students how to set up their scale, how it works, how to hold the pencil, and then accurately shade in each box.
4th - 12th
Graphic Arts, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Also included in: BUNDLE: Drawing and Shading a Value Scale & a 3D Sphere
Google Drawing Colorblock Landscape Digital Art Lesson - Elementary/Middle Art
Your middle school and intermediate elementary students will create unique computer generated digital landscapes using Google Drawings (free with gmail account). Students will be able to use Google Drawing (computer drawing program) to create a digital colorblock landscape. Students will be able to identify foreground, middle ground, background and horizon line in a landscape. They will use value, size and overlapping to create the illusion of space in their landscape. This is a great introducti
4th - 8th
Art, Graphic Arts, Visual Arts
Day of the Dead Craft - Dia de los Muertos Activity - Skeleton Art Lesson
Engage your learners and share the history of the Mexican tradition Día de los Muertos or Day of the Dead with this fun and engaging large moveable skeleton collaborative art project! Perfect for mini-lesson, group activity, multicultural lessons, Spanish class, or a Halloween alternative. In this hands-on activity, students work collaboratively to use creative problem solving to create a character, build a skeleton and learn the rich traditions behind the Day of the Dead. In addition, students
4th - 12th
Art History, Latino and Hispanic Studies, Spanish
BUNDLE | 5 Market Day Products to Sell Canva Templates Tutorial Videos Lessons
Help your students create 5 Fun & Easy Market Day items to sell using guided Canva graphic design lessons and ready-to-use templates! Through 5 step-by-step mini video lessons, students will design 5 products that are ready to sell at their business booth. Students will Create:1. T-Shirt Design2. Bookmark3. Mini Wall Art Print4. Sticker Sheets5. Joke Card SetsWhat's Included: ✔ Editable Canva Templates – Ready-to-use for every project. Students can customize colors, fonts, and graphic
4th - 12th, Adult Education
Business, Computer Science - Technology, Instructional Technology
Clay Coil Pottery Art Lesson (Includes Pinch Pot) - Grades 4-8 Art Project
This pottery lesson covers the basic pinch pot and coil pottery. It includes many tips to make your elementary and middle school students successful. In this hand-building clay art lesson, students will create a pinch pot and coil pottery following clay procedures. Students will use creative problem solving to create a unique and original coil pot, while applying craftsmanship to create and finish their pottery. The slides can be shown as a reminder of the steps and tips when using clay. They i
4th - 8th
Art, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Clay Bobblehead Art Lesson - Sculpture Lesson for Grades 4-8
This clay bobblehead lesson was a hit with my students and each one was unique! In this hand-building clay art lesson, students will create a clay bobblehead following clay procedures. Students will use creative problem solving to create a unique and original bobblehead, while applying craftsmanship to create and finish their bobblehead. The Powerpoint/PDF slides include: standards (combine creative and technical knowledge to produce visually strong works of art - VA.68.O.1.3), objectives, voca
4th - 8th
Art, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Also included in: Fun Ceramics Art Lessons Bundle - 5 Clay Art Sculpture Projects
Elementary, Middle School Art Face Vase Zendoodle Op Art Zentangle Art Sub Plan
This elementary art or middle school art lesson focuses on symmetry, asymmetry, zentangles, and Op Art through a twist on the traditional face, vase, optical illusion project. Students are introduced to art by MC Escher and Eni Oken as inspiration for the project, with symmetry and zendoodles as the focus. Students design their own zendoodle, Zentangle face, vase design using a step-by-step guide with visual examples. All in all, included in this pack:A thorough lesson plan (big idea, I can, g
3rd - 8th
Art, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
1:36
Movie Trailer Intro Video for Stone Age STEM Challenge Projects
This is the preview "movie trailer" for The Great Stone Age STEM Challenge. If you aren't able to open and play the file from the resource folder, you can access it here on TpT.
4th - 7th
Ancient History, Engineering
Dragon Eye Oil Pastel Drawing Art Lesson
This dragon eye art lesson has been a hit with my middle students every time and includes 20 eye reference photos as well as a Step-By-Step Drawing Handout. Students will use oil pastels to draw a realistic eye with implied textures and value changes while using tints and shades of a color to create shadows and highlights. PowerPoint and/or PDF slides include: standards (create art work requiring sequentially ordered steps and required media to achieve intended results - VA.68.S.2.2), step-by-s
4th - 8th
Art, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Lichtenstein Inspired Pop Art Portrait Art Lesson
This Roy Lichtenstein art lesson will keep your intermediate elementary or middle school art students engaged and excited with the results. Students will learn some fun facts and be engaged in an art critique of artwork created by artist Roy Lichtenstein, while creating a self portrait with correct proportions, but abstract in the color palette. The PowerPoint and/or PDF slides include: art vocabulary (elements of art and principles of design), lesson objectives, step-by-step directions, stude
4th - 12th
Art, Art History, Visual Arts
Also included in: Artist Inspired Art Lessons - 5 Art History Projects for Grades 5+
Polymer Clay Dragon Eye Sculpture Art Lesson - Grades 4-8 Art Project
This dragon eye sculpture lesson is a perfect actual or tactile texture lesson for your elementary and middle school students. In this relief sculpture clay art lesson, students will create a dragon eye following clay procedures and applying clay techniques to create texture. Students will use creative problem solving to create a unique and original dragon eye while applying craftsmanship to finish their sculpture. The slides can be shown as a reminder of the steps and tips when using polymer c
4th - 8th
Art, Chinese, Visual Arts
Mixed Media Art Collage | Family Album | Middle School High School Art Project
Back-to-school or End-of-Year mixed media family album collage for middle, high school & homeschool art. Build identity, creativity & classroom community all in one engaging resource! Community-Building Art Project | Discover a New Twist on Back to School Art Projects that create a thriving community of artists in your classroom. Discover the visual voice, student choice and individuality of every student in your art room while fostering creativity among your students? Perfect for middle scho
4th - 12th, Adult Education
Art, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Radial Design Inspired by Dreamcatcher Drawing Lesson - Native American Heritage
This radial design drawing art lesson always yields success with all students. It is a perfect balance and shape lesson for your intermediate elementary or middle school art students. Plus, it is the perfect addition to any Native American Heritage Month (November) curriculum . Students will be able to identify characteristics of the dreamcatcher created by the Native Americans throughout America. Students will create a radial work of art that combines both geometric and organic shapes. The Po
4th - 8th
Art, Art History, Native Americans
CANVA Father's Day Picture Frame Keepsake Gift (VIDEO Mini-Lesson + Worksheets)
Students will design a personalized picture frame in Canva as a special keepsake for their dad! This fun and meaningful Father’s Day craft includes a step-by-step video tutorial to easily guide students through the process. After creating their design, they’ll print it out and place it in a picture frame to gift Dad! Perfect for homeschool, co-op, or classroom use, this program makes learning in Canva engaging, hands-on, and fun! Each lesson features a tutorial video and two worksheets: Step-by
4th - 12th
Computer Science - Technology, Graphic Arts, Instructional Technology
Oil Pastel Non-Objective Art Lesson Inspired by Wassily Kandinsky
This Wassily Kandinsky art lesson will keep your intermediate elementary or middle school art students excited while learning about and creating non-objective art. Students create a non-objective work of art and learn to categorize artwork into 3 styles: abstract, realistic and non-objective. Students also explore the medium of oil pastel and learn blending techniques. The PowerPoint and/or PDF slides include: art vocabulary (realistic, abstract, non-objective art, medium, analogous colors), le
4th - 8th
Art, Art History, Visual Arts
Elements of Art LINE Art Lessons - 8 Art Projects Activities for K-5
These eight elementary line art lessons will teach students about line, one of the elements of art. Students will create colorful and fun drawings, paintings and paper sculptures, all focused on the Element of Art - LINE. These eight elementary art projects will cover 2-3 weeks of art lesson plans. The PowerPoint slides and/or PDF slides includes: standards, art vocabulary (elements of art and principles of design), lesson objectives, materials needed, step-by-step directions, handouts for each
K - 6th
Art, For All Subjects, Visual Arts
Elements of Art SHAPE Art Lessons - 8 Art Projects Activities for K-5
These eight elementary art lessons will teach students about shape, one of the elements of art. Students will learn about organic and geometric shapes through the exploration of drawing, painting, collage, printmaking and weaving. These straightforward and easy to follow elementary art lessons will cover 2-3 weeks of art lesson plans. The PowerPoint slides and/or PDF slides includes: standards, art vocabulary (elements of art and principles of design), lesson objectives, materials needed, step-b
K - 5th
Art, For All Subjects, Visual Arts
Paper Mache/Plaster Craft Pie Sculpture Art Lesson Inspired by Wayne Thiebaud
This paper mache sculpture art lesson for intermediate elementary students or middle school art students is bound to keep your students ENGAGED and excited. Students will learn how to create a sturdy armature for their plaster craft sculpture. Student will create a non-utilitarian pie sculpture, perfect for Pi Day (3/14 - March 14). Lastly, an informal assessment is included in the lesson to help students identify the differences between utilitarian and non-utilitarian sculptures. The PowerPoin
4th - 8th
Art, Art History, Visual Arts
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