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Feudal Flakes: Middle Ages Cereal Box Project | Medieval Social Classes
I’ve spent years trying to get my students to care about the difference between a serf and a lord. Most of the time, we draw a pyramid in their notebooks, they memorize the ranks for a Friday quiz, and they’ve forgotten it by Monday. Feudal Flakes is how I fixed that. Instead of another worksheet, students take on the role of a Lord, Lady, Knight, or Peasant. They have to "sell" their lifestyle as a breakfast cereal, but here’s the catch: the project is designed so they can’t just draw a pretty
6th - 8th
Middle Ages, Visual Arts
Presentation Projects | Monthly Google Slides & PowerPoint Tasks All Year
Foster presentation skills all year with monthly Google Slides and PowerPoint projects. Editable templates support student creativity and digital literacy. 12 projects with monthly themed topics for students to practice creating presentations in either Google Slides or PowerPoint. There are 2 levels included for differentiation. The facts are the same, but the requirements for the presentation change between the levels. THESE PROJECTS WORK ON SO MANY SKILLS!1. Navigating to a blank presentation
2nd - 5th
Computer Science - Technology, Graphic Arts, Informational Text
Brand Design STEM Sprint – Digital Communication Engineering | Grade 3
In the Brand Studio Google Slides & Cricut Logo unit, students become Wildlife Documentary engineering communicators as they create a complete conservation company brand identity — designing a hand-drawn logo, building a four-slide Google Slides presentation, and producing a Cricut vinyl sticker to attach to their prototype. Set inside the Wildlife Documentary Crew narrative theme and tied to their chosen SDG, this 2-week unit connects the physical engineering work of Q4 to the digital communic
3rd
Engineering, General Science, Visual Arts
NGSS
3-5-ETS1-3
, 3-5-ETS1-1
, 3-5-ETS1-2
Expressive Therapy Art Music Color Theory UNIT - SEL No Prep Low Supply Project
I created this unit to expand on how students use Neurographs as an example of art therapy. This unit is broken up into multiple days: The first day, students learn about color theory and the different color schemes. Then, we discuss how color schemes influence MUSICIANS and their ALBUM ART based on the genre and style! Students practice neurographic drawing to different "styles" of music, with different associated emotions. Then finally they choose a personally relevant song, and draw their fin
5th - 12th
Music, School Counseling, Visual Arts
Neurographic Art Project Easy Low Supply Marker SEL Therapy Middle High School
Easy art lesson that can be adapted from elementary to AP Studio! Neurographic art is a form of art therapy, it requires very few skills. Step-by-step tutorial, only uses paper, pen, and markers; can be used for virtual learning!! Great form of meditation and introducing students on using art to get into a flow state. I have used this project to assess color theory and watercolor skills as well in the past, but this version is marker ONLY!
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Graphic Arts, School Counseling, Visual Arts
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