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Design Field Kit Vol. 1: Intro to Composition (FREE!)
Creating a Composition – Design Field Kit Vol. 1A strong composition is what makes a drawing feel finished, balanced, and intentional. This unit teaches students how to plan and arrange objects inside the picture frame so their drawings look complete, not crowded or empty. What students will learn: How to start with big placement shapes to set up the scene. How to break objects into simple shapes or forms for easier planning. How to check negative spaces so the drawing feels balanced on the pa
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Graphic Arts, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Drawing Field Kit Vol. 1: Unit 01-Lines in Control (FREE!)
Unit 01: Lines in Control – Drawing Field Kit Vol. 1 (FREE)The best place to start any drawing journey is with the line. In this unit, students learn how to take control of their pencil so every drawing that follows is stronger and more confident. Step by step, students will: Practice drawing smooth, steady lines using shoulder movement for better control. Explore line weight, spacing, and texture to see how simple changes create variety. Apply these skills in a fun room-decorating project, u
6th - 12th
Graphic Arts, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Free AP Art Portfolio Posters | AP 2D, 3D, and Drawing Essential Knowledge Guide
Help your AP Art students succeed with this free set of printable posters that outline the Essential Knowledge criteria for the AP 2D Art & Design, AP 3D Art & Design, and AP Drawing portfolios. Perfect for classroom display, student reference folders, or digital course resources, this resource is aligned with the College Board’s Course and Exam Description (CED). This product includes: 3 posters (1 per AP Art portfolio)Organized Essential Knowledge terms that students must demonstrate in the
9th - 12th
Graphic Arts, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Visual/Interactive Timeline: Events of the American Revolution
Free Interactive Digital Timeline: American Revolution (1650–1783) Bring the American Revolution to life with this interactive, color-coded timeline created in Time.Graphics. Covering key events from 1650 to 1783, this visual tool helps students track battles, protests, documents, alliances, and turning points across the Revolution. Includes 50+ timeline entries with embedded Wikipedia links for easy student research and inquiry-based learning. Link included in the PDF. Great for: Grades 6
6th - 12th, Higher Education
Government, U.S. History, Visual Arts
The $0 AI Video Blueprint
🚀 Create Viral AI Videos — Without Spending a Single Dollar What if you could build high-retention videos that people can’t stop watching… without expensive tools, ads, or experience? This blueprint shows you exactly how. Inside this system, you’ll learn how to create viral-style AI videos from scratch using 100% free tools — the same method used to grow from: ✔ 0 to 75,000 followers ✔ 2.2 million likes ✔ Fully organic (no ads)🚀 AI Video Creation System – Create Viral Content with $0
Not Specific
Character Education, Social Emotional Learning, Visual Arts
Anchors of Art History: André Breton Biography Worksheet
This worksheet introduces André Breton (1896–1966), the French writer, poet, and theorist best known as the founder of Surrealism. Breton’s background in medicine and psychiatry influenced his fascination with the unconscious, dreams, and automatic writing. In 1924, he published the Surrealist Manifesto, defining the movement as a means of expressing the workings of the mind beyond rational control. He promoted techniques such as automatism, dream analysis, and free association, encouraging a
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Art History, For All Subjects, Other (Arts)
Get Out (Peele) Pre-Viewing & Opening Scenes Viewing Questions (10–12 ELA)
Prepare students for thoughtful, respectful, and insightful engagement with Jordan Peele’s Get Out — one of the most powerful modern films exploring horror, satire, and race in America. This resource helps you establish discussion norms for addressing race and identity in the classroom before viewing the film, then guides students through the opening 15 minutes with scaffolded viewing questions that build analytical and emotional awareness. What’s Inside🎞 Pre-Viewing Lesson Plans (Free Bonus
10th - 12th, Higher Education
Other (ELA), Social Emotional Learning, Visual Arts
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RL.11-12.2
, RL.11-12.3
, RL.11-12.4
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Also included in: Horror Film Opening Sequence Analysis Jordan Peele | Film Analysis
AP Art History Topic 1.2 Theories and Interpretations of Prehistoric Art
AP Art History Topic 1.2 Theories and Interpretations of Prehistoric Art Complete Lesson | Engaging and Ready-to-Use Bring prehistoric art to life with this high-engagement, inquiry-driven lesson that helps students think like real art historians. This resource goes beyond memorization, pushing students to analyze, interpret, and debate the meaning of early human artistic expression. Built directly from the College Board's AP Art History Course and Exam Description, this lesson fully aligns wi
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Art History, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Post Impression, Surrealism & Abstract -Lecture Presentation with Teacher Notes
IDEAL FOR INDEPENDENT STUDY, HOME SCHOOL AND FOR CLASSROOM CULTURAL ACTIVITIES, ART HISTORYUnit Overview During the last two decades of the 19th century some artists who has been associated with Impressionism began to find fault with it. They felt that this style sacrificed too much by trying to capture the momentary effects of sunlight on forms and colors. Creative individuals began to search for ways to set aside what they saw as limitations on their art. Writers in France, America, and Englan
8th - 12th
Art History, Visual Arts, Writing
Drawing Field Kit Vol. 1: Unit 05-Building Real Objects
Unit 05: Building Real Objects – Drawing Field Kit Vol. 1Real objects aren’t made of perfect shapes — they bend, stretch, and taper. In this unit, students learn how to adjust the basic forms (cube, sphere, cylinder, and cone) so their drawings feel more natural and alive. Step by step, students will: Practice stretching, squashing, and tapering forms while keeping them solid. Spot these adjusted forms inside everyday objects like vases, pumpkins, and stacked books. Combine multiple adjusted
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Graphic Arts, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Drawing Field Kit Vol. 1: Unit 04-From Shapes to Forms
Unit 04: From Shape to Form – Drawing Field Kit Vol. 1In this unit, students learn how to make their drawings look solid and three-dimensional by turning simple shapes into real forms. Instead of stopping at outlines, they’ll discover how objects take up space and connect together. Step by step, students will: Build the four basic forms — sphere, cube, cylinder, and cone — through guided practice. Spot these forms hidden inside everyday objects and use them as building blocks. Combine forms i
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Graphic Arts, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Drawing Field Kit Vol. 1: Unit 03-Building Simple Shapes
Unit 03: Building Simple Shapes – Drawing Field Kit Vol. 1Before students can draw anything complex, they need to understand the building blocks underneath. In this unit, they’ll learn how to see and construct simple shapes — rectangles, triangles, circles, and ellipses — and use them to build more accurate drawings. Step by step, students will: Practice drawing basic shapes cleanly and steadily by hand. Recognize these shapes inside real-world objects like bottles, shoes, and birds. Use ligh
6th - 12th
Graphic Arts, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Drawing Field Kit Vol. 1: Unit 06-Controlling Forms
Unit 06: Controlling Forms – Drawing Field Kit Vol. 1The final step in this series is about taking full control of forms in space. In this unit, students go beyond drawing single shapes — they learn how to rotate, combine, and refine forms to build more complex objects with confidence. Step by step, students will: Practice rotating boxes, cylinders, cones, and spheres from different viewpoints. Combine forms additively (stacking and joining) and subtractively (carving and cutting away). Apply
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Graphic Arts, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
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