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Quiz: Elements of Art
Ideal for visual art students in grades 5 and up! Format: Multiple choice, written response, true/false
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Art, Art History, Visual Arts
Increasing Student Engagement with Great Movies
This is how you make sure that your student are watching, paying close attention, and understanding the films you show during class time. In a world of short attention spans, we must design methods that hold the students' attention, and these assignments do just that. Try them out and you will see--I am giving them to you because I want high quality films to interest and inspire our students.
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Balanced Literacy, For All Subjects, Visual Arts
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The Element of Art, Lines
This worksheet can be downloaded and used as a plenary or as a formative assessment to determine students understanding of the Element of Art, Lines!
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Art, Visual Arts
Bring the Worms to the Apples Cutting Activity
This activity was created to help children work on improving cutting skills with increased accuracy and fluidity. For a child with age-appropriate cutting skills this would typically be a good activity for 3-4 year olds but great for children of any age that are still developing these skills.
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Other (Arts)
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
Fruit Images In English Extension Printable from Video
Hi! I have a YouTube channel that is called PlayMilestones. I created a video to teaching 27 fruits. The objective is to support the learner in identifying fruits, requesting fruits and encouraging them to try new fruits. This printable would be helpful as they follow along the video. The printable is great for practice to increase familiarity that will foster the use of language.
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Classroom Community, English Language Arts, Graphic Arts
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CCRA.L.1
, CCRA.L.3
, CCRA.L.5
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
Teach Students How to Figure ANYTHING Out for Themselves
Piaget said that play is the work of children. Why make them quit when you can use WHAT they play and HOW they play, in class? Putting puzzles together is a big part of Childhood Development tools. Look at a page of Sentence Fill-In’s, and if you don’t see a puzzle with words to put in empty spaces, instead of picture pieces, you’ve become too much of an expert to remember how things looked before you were one. Safe bet, you haven’t, and see it right away. Let the students see for themselve
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Art, English Language Arts, For All Subjects
Illustrator: Cartoon Recreation
Illustrator steps to recreate your favorite cartoon character.
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Graphic Arts, Visual Arts
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