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House Floorplan Layout ("Sims In Real Life!" Blueprint Activity)
I like to give fun activities like this to students who finish tests or quizzes early! They had a lot of fun with this one, mapping out their dream houses and floorplans. I could see how this could be converted into an assignment for certain classes as well (ex: "Move the walls of the house to increase the number of available rooms," or "If each room housed a character from our novel, how might each space be decorated?"
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Graphic Arts
Roman Beauty Standards and Aesthetics Lesson | Slides, notes, worksheet, quiz
Overview:Explore how Roman beauty ideals shaped art, culture, and social values with this engaging, high-school–level lesson on Roman aesthetics, portraiture, sculpture, and frescoes. This resource gives an introduction to Roman beauty standards and art, making it a strong fit for Latin, World History, and Art History classrooms. Students learn about Roman beauty standards for men and women, cosmetic practices, portraiture, sculptures, and fresco styles. They then apply this knowledge through an
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Art History, Latin, World History
Fairytales, Myths, Folktales, Legends, & Fables Google Forms Quiz
A short pop quiz or quick check-in on fairytales, myths, folktales, legends, and fables for students to demonstrate their knowledge of the difference between the various genres. 8 short answer questions 4 true/false questions 3 multiple choice questions As a teacher in New Jersey, I included a question about what New Jersey's most famous legend is -- please customize this to what you teach your students and where you are located!
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Art, Art History, English Language Arts
Musical Literacy Unit and Assessments for String Orchestra
Musical Literacy UnitsLearning to read music is much easier when the different components (Pitch, Rhythm, Bowing, etc) are practiced independently of one another. Designed for an orchestra classroom setting, these quick 'One a Day' Pitch exercises will help your students build confidence in their ability to read music, quickly! PITCHThis product includes: 36 Sight Reading ExercisesAudio Samples for each ExerciseA Preview of Notes used in each ExerciseDirections and Ideas for use in the classroom
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Art, Instrumental Music, Music
Learning Style Quiz - How do you learn best?
Product Description: Easily identify your students’ learning styles with this brief, ready-to-use Google Form assessment. Perfect for transition planning or gaining insights into how your students learn best, this tool helps you quickly assess either an entire class or individual students. It’s adaptable for all grade levels and can be used to enhance personalized learning experiences. This assessment offers: - A simple, fast way to identify students' preferred learning styles. - Actionabl
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Other (Arts)
Also included in: ALL Grades Transition Assessments
Editable School Procedures Quiz
This editable school procedures quiz follows those discussed in the Welcome to Art Google Slides, but is adaptable to any situation. It is a Google Doc template that is easy to edit and share as a Google Assignment or print for paper/pencil use.
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Art, Graphic Arts
Also included in: First Week of Art Class Bundle
How well do you know your teacher...? Slideshow EDITABLE
A slideshow of fun end of the year questions to ask your class. Quiz them on how well they know you as a person! Not just a teacher... Editable must make copy.
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Classroom Community, Creative Writing, For All Subjects, Graphic Arts
Beginner Guitar Quiz: Parts of the Guitar + String Names
This is a 2-sided fill in the blanks QUIZ for a beginner guitar class. Content includes the various parts of the guitar, and each string name. Purchase includes:-Ready-to-use fill in the blank quiz. -Answer key. *Flexible delivery and submissions. *Easily editable format *Can be printed, or distributed digitally.
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Instrumental Music, Music, Other (Arts)
Critical Response Protocol Google Slides
This fully EDITABLE and CUSTOMIZABLE Google Slides introduces Critical Response Protocol. What's Critical Response Protocol? CRP is a verbal or written process to help students respond to and analyze images or content in order to improve visual literacy. This is done by answering essential questions. This Slides guide instructors (and students) through the process. This document would work very well in conjunction with Pear Deck add-on to increase engagement and stimulate 'no fear' responses. **
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Close Reading, Visual Arts
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RI.4.7
, RI.6.7
, RI.7.7
Retake process with test corrections Bundle
Need help refining your Retake Process for your students? Need a quick way to help students with test corrections? This mini bundle has forms for parents, forms for students, the retake process spelled out clearly and succinctly, and a test corrections form. This will help you to relay the retake process to students, is editable, yet gernal enough to use as is! Using retakes and test corrections can help your students learn how to refine their test-taking process and increase their scores!
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For All Subjects, Other (Arts)
Self-Grading Musical Literacy Quizzes for String Orchestra (GROWING BUNDLE)
As I made these quizzes, I wanted to keep everything quick and efficient. With such limited time with our students, we can’t waste a single moment giving more written assessments than necessary. Each quiz typically takes five minutes for students to complete. I recommend setting a timer to hold students to their allotted time so that none is wasted! On the planning and prep side of things, I also didn’t want to post and grade four different assessments (one for violin, one for viola, one for cel
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Art, Instrumental Music, Music
Also included in: Musical Literacy Unit and Assessments for String Orchestra
DSLR Camera Simulation Practice (Great for Sub Days)
GREAT FOR SUB WORK! And Independent Practice. Bell Ringers. In this worksheet, students will use the Canon Camera Simulation to explore the basics of the Exposure Triangle: **Aperture, Shutter Speed, and ISO**. They'll adjust settings to see how each affects motion blur, depth of field, and noise in photos. What to Do: Fill in the template as provided to get the effect desired WHILE also having good exposure. 1. Motion Blur: Change shutter speed to capture fast or slow movement. Take notes on
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Art, Visual Arts
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