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AP® 3D Art and Design Sustained Investigation: Introduce 3D, Sculpture AP® Art
This pack includes everything you need to teach your AP® Art 3D Art and Design students about the sustained investigation section of the AP® Art portfolio. This has been fully updated to reflect the course work changes for the AP ® Art and Design class. With the shift from breadth/concentration to sustained investigation, I now have students start their first sustained investigation piece over the summer and continue through to April. With the introduction of sustained investigation and the proc
9th - 12th
Art, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Reading American Film & Society: Unit 6 Kramer vs. Kramer Pt. 2
Reading American Film & Society: A 50-year (16 two-hour lessons) retrospective from King Kong (1933) to King Kong (1987) regarding changes in filmic society recorded by the movies of the eras, from the original film of King Kong through Stagecoach, Bus Stop, The Graduate, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Kramer vs Kramer, The Truman Show, and Crash. Starting with an introductory history of film, the package includes more than 200 slides with historical background and movie trivia, with stimulati
11th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Other (Social Studies), U.S. History, Visual Arts
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Baroque Art Mini DBQ | Art | Evidence-Based Reading
📘 Mini DBQ - Data Based Questions | High School Level Baroque Art Worksheet | Evidence-Based Reading Engage your students in high-level critical thinking and evidence-based analysis on the subject of Art Appreciation, with this Mini-DBQ (Document-Based Question) worksheet. This resource is designed to help students analyze real-world topics, interpret informational texts, and support answers with evidence. 🎯 WHAT STUDENTS WILL DOStudents will: Read 3 structured source documents (written
9th - 12th
Art History, Graphic Arts, Reading
AP Lang Open Argument Lesson | Get Out Film Activity | Argument Writing Practice
Looking for an engaging way to teach the AP Lang open argument essay? This ready-to-use lesson uses a powerful scene from Get Out to help students generate ideas, take a clear position, and write a strong argument essay—all while staying engaged. Instead of starting with an abstract prompt, students begin with a compelling film clip exploring power, control, and autonomy, then apply those ideas to a real-world argument. 🎯 What’s Included ✔ 2-Day Teacher Guide (clear pacing + structure) ✔ S
10th - 12th
ELA Test Prep, Visual Arts, Writing-Essays
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