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Math in Art Research Assignment
Math in Art Research & Writing AssignmentIn today’s classrooms, especially at the high school level, it’s more important than ever to intentionally build writing, research, and critical-thinking skills across all subject areas, not just English or core academics. Visual art is a powerful space for students to slow down, think deeply, and practice communicating ideas using academic language. I love using this assignment on days when students need a break from hands-on artmaking, during sub da
9th - 12th
Applied Math, Art History, Visual Arts
Also included in: When Math and Art Intersect Bundle
Discover Your Life Path Number | Calculation + Self-Reflection
📘 Discover Your Life Path NumberTurn math practice into magic! ✨ In this activity, students calculate their Life Path Number using their birthday, then explore what it means through reflection and creativity. It’s a unique way to blend number sense with social-emotional learning (SEL) — helping students practice math while learning more about themselves. What’s Included: ✔ Step-by-step worksheet to calculate Life Path Numbers ✔ Student-friendly meanings chart for numbers 1–9 (plus Master N
4th - 10th
Basic Operations, Character Education, Graphic Arts
CCSS
4.NBT.B.4
, 5.NBT.B.7
, 6.NS.B.3
The Story of Geometry | Montessori | Strike the Imagination
he Story of Geometry A Montessori Cosmic Story Connecting Math, Nature, and Human Curiosity Long before people used words like angle, radius, or polygon, they noticed patterns. They saw the spiral of a shell. They watched the symmetry of leaves. They looked at the stars and wondered about the shapes of the universe. Geometry began with observation.This Montessori-inspired lesson invites children to explore how geometry emerged from humanity’s curiosity about patterns in the natural world.T
1st - 9th
Geometry, Informational Text, Other (Arts)
STEAM Project on Pendulums and Spirographs
Middle school students create art using pendulums and spirographs. This activity is a part of a bundle: “Ancient Time Bundle”. Art expression can even be more interesting and engaging once added with scientific and mathematical concepts. In this project, students will experience the science behind the geometrical patterns created using a swinging pendulum and rotating spirographs. The resource includes: · Independent Student Project Guide · Creative and Interactive Hands-on Art Activity
6th - 9th
Geometry, Graphic Arts, Science
Also included in: STEAM Project on the History of Time
Mandala Project Ppt
This Mandala ppt has a few slides regarding the history of Mandalas. It includes student work examples as well as daily warm ups related to Mandalas and principles of design. I used this project teaching Junior high and high school and the results were always great. It's a 3 part project beginning with graphite Mandalas, then Ink Mandalas, and lastly acrylic mandalas. I used chip board for the acrylic paintings and had student cut it down to size. Students were quiet doing this project, it can b
7th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Other (Math), Visual Arts
Also included in: Mandala Project Bundle
CTE-2100: Soft Skills - Professional Appearance (4)
CTE-2100: Soft SkillsTeach the soft skills that actually matter.Lesson 4: Professional Appearance This is built for CTE classrooms. Aligned to national standards (CCTC, ASCA, ISTE, OSHA), it delivers real-world workplace skills through student-friendly, no-fluff lessons. Includes:Articles, Guided Notes, Vocabulary, Scenarios, and ReflectionsCrossword & Word Search ActivitiesLecture Notes + Answer KeysStandards-Aligned ObjectivesPrintable & Digital-Ready Topics Include:Work Ethic & Professional
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Other (Arts), Other (Math), Other (Science)
Also included in: CTE-2100: Soft Skills | 3 Lessons | Unit 2: Workplace Professionalism
Lego Pixel Art
Students will draw and color a themed picture, then translate their drawing into a pixelated format. Students will then translate their drawing onto Lego plates (or other similar square/gridded format), then reflect and respond to the process. This resource can be used all throughout the school year, starting with reflections from summer, to Halloween, winter, field trips, Valentine’s Day, and more! Use with 15 x 15 size Lego boards, or larger. This resource can be used as a fun activity, inco
K - 12th
Art, Engineering, Math
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