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Post Performance Self Reflection form
A simple graphic organizer for a post musical performance self reflection. I use this form a lot as a formative assessment.
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Art, Music, Poetry
Zentangle Resource Pages for Inspiration
***NEWLY UPDATED*** This includes 16 pages of design tiles. Each tile contains a unique zentangle pattern. This is ideal to print and have as a resource for students to look at and find inspiration during a zentangle project or even as an early finisher resource for extreme doodling. The contrast has been increased in the images to more clearly see the lines of the designs but this does create a fuzzy edge on some. All are clearly visible designs ready to be used. The file will download as a
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Art, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Sectional Practice Form (Music Ensembles)
Have students stay on track during student-led sectional rehearsals. Even if you can't be there every minute, you can see what all they accomplished. I use this to give them credit for sectionals instead of me taking attendance at after school and before school sectionals. Then you know what you can quiz them on when you rehearse together next!
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Instrumental Music, Other (Arts), Vocal Music
Meet the Teacher! Download & edit template
This product includes 2 templates with a rainbow header and and 2 with a black header. (Incase you want to use your Astrobrites!) I have uploaded this product in a ZIP file with both a PDF and a Word Document inside. If you have a PDF editor you can use that, or simply download the document and open it up into word. Each page is just a jpg. (picture) version of the actual PDF so be sure that you send the image to the back and add text boxes to customize! If you use this and love it, let me know
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Art
Texture Lesson: Visual Art
The lesson included is a lesson about the Element of Art known as Texture. Texture is the way something feels or looks like it feels. How something actually feels is known as Actual Texture. How something looks like it feels is known as Visual Texture.
Students are encouraged to travel around the room or at home and create texture rubbings of a variety of objects they find interesting. There is no right or wrong in this part and is very fun for students to explore new objects.
Then, students r
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Art, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
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