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Floral Design Tool, Supply, and Material Test / Quiz
Tool, Supplies, and Material Test for floral design students. It can be used with the pictures or the students can walk around the room and identify the tools while writing their answers. This follows the PowerPoint lecture that is also provided.
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Other (Arts), Science
Also included in: Floral Design Tool, Supply, and Material
Who Am I World Leaders Decor/Game
I created these quiz cards to be used as décor for our school’s Read Across America Week which had the theme Readers are Leaders. However, you could also use them as a fun game in your classroom when discussing important leaders or biographies. They would be a wonderful hook to engage your students before they begin researching world leaders’ biographies. It would also introduce them to leaders that they might not have heard of before. I have included a balance of men and women, as well as p
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Art, Social Studies
Guided Imagery Exercises: Great for warm -ps or independent projects!
I have developed several guided imagery exercises that help students create unique artworks by increasing engagement and guiding them with instructions or cues. Sometimes we have short tutorial videos, and sometimes I do a guided imagery exercise with them. It is such a great process for them!
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Creative Writing, Short Stories, Visual Arts
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
Various Indigenous Ed. Activities
Series of activites that can be done across grades and subjects with students, to enhance the curriculum with Indigenous content and increase awareness in our students. Fun and ready to go activities
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Art History, For All Subjects, World History
Art Museum Worksheets
Wondering what to do with your students at an art museum? These worksheets encourage students to engage with art analytically and emotionally. This bundle includes four variations that increase with complexity to meet the needs of all ages.
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Art, Art History, Graphic Arts
InDesign Label the Workspace Activity
Intro to the InDesign Workspace. I usually have students complete this activity independently first (in another Adobe program or Microsoft Word), then they review and have a quiz on the interface as their first quiz.
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Graphic Arts, Visual Arts
Photoshop Label the Workspace Activity
Intro to the Photoshop Workspace. I usually have students complete this activity independently first (in another Adobe program or Microsoft Word), then they review and have a quiz on the interface as their first quiz.
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Graphic Arts, Visual Arts
Premier Pro Label the Workspace
Intro to the Premier Pro Workspace. I usually have students complete this activity independently first (in another Adobe program or Microsoft Word), then they review and have a quiz on the interface as their first quiz.
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Computer Science - Technology, Graphic Arts
Premier Pro Label the Workspace Quiz
Intro to the Premier Pro Workspace. I usually have students complete this activity independently first (in another Adobe program or Microsoft Word), then they review and have a quiz on the interface as their first quiz.
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Graphic Arts, Visual Arts
Elements of Art Assessment / Test / SGO
The Elements of Art are the building blocks of better works of art. This assessment can be used as an SGO pre-assessment, mid-assessment, and/or post-assessment in addition to a regular quiz or test during the year. It incorporates each Element of Art including, Line, Shape, Color, Form, Value, Texture, and Space, and assesses student knowledge through the use of multiple choice and short answer questions. In addition, there are drawing components as well as Linear Perspective identification com
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Art, Visual Arts, Vocabulary
Illustrator Label the Workspace Quiz
Intro to the Illustrator Workspace. I usually have students complete the label the workspace activity independently first (in another Adobe program or Microsoft Word), then they review and have a quiz on the interface as their first quiz. Check out my Illustrator Workspace activity for a pre-lesson to the quiz. Corresponding videos to the teach the lesson.
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Graphic Arts, Visual Arts
After Effects Label the Workspace QUIZ
Intro to the After Effects Workspace. I usually have students complete the label the workspace activity independently first (in another Adobe program or Microsoft Word), then they review and have a quiz on the interface as their first quiz. Check out my After Effects Workspace activity for a pre-lesson to the quiz.
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Computer Science - Technology, Graphic Arts
Middle School Art, High School Art, Visual Art: Introduction to Ceramics & Clay
I always try to incorporate at least one sculpture based project in my Introduction to Art class. I want to give my students a taste of what a 3D or ceramics class would be like to help them decide what art course to take next. This lesson introduces students to three construction methods in clay. They have to make a coil bowl, a slab bowl, and a bowl on the pottery wheel (an optional part of the lesson if you don't have access to pottery wheels). This lesson gives students a chance to try out
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Art, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Guess that Tune- Disney: Distance/Virtual Learning Approved
This Guess That Tune sheet includes FIVE links to Chrome Music Lab Mystery Song snippets, and can be used virtually or in-person! The five featured lines include: -"Let it Go" from Frozen -"Circle of Life" from The Lion King -"A Whole New World" from Aladdin -"Under the Sea" from The Little Mermaid -"Reflection" from Mulan Have your students guess that tune, or recreate for themselves! This could accompany a Disney music, or film music unit. If you enjoy please consider leaving a review to h
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Art, Music, Music Composition
Also included in: Guess that Tune BUNDLE! [Disney and Nursery Rhymes]
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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