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Narrative Film Analysis | Middle School ELA| PowerPoint and PDFs | Quiz Included
Perfect for introducing the basic concepts of film analysis to Middle School English Language Arts (English Literature/English/English as an Additional Language) students. This 16-page PowerPoint is accompanied by a printable Student Workbook PDF and contains a link to an interactive, self-grading end-of-unit quiz. The presentation itself has multiple linked clips and equips students with the key vocabulary and general knowledge required to begin analyzing visual texts, without delving into the
6th - 8th
English Language Arts, Visual Arts
CCSS
CCRA.R.1
, CCRA.R.3
, CCRA.R.4
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Colored Pencil Coloring Sheet Workbook & Quiz
This is the workbook I created for my Studio Art courses. We review what (if anything) they already know about colored pencils. Then I instruct and demonstrate to them how to utilize the colorless blender, and layer and burnish within their colored pencil work. I call this "grown up coloring" and "professional coloring", to impress to the kids I want them to take this seriously. I'm using this like their "textbook" that they color within and build skills while reviewing techniques. I have color
5th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Art, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
One-Point Perspective in Art – Worksheets & Activities Grades 6–9
Bring perspective drawing to life in your art classroom! This ready-to-use teaching pack introduces students (Grades 6–9) to the fascinating world of one-point perspective. Through guided worksheets, hands-on activities, and group projects, learners discover how artists from the Renaissance to today create depth and realism on a flat surface. The resource includes: ✔ Step-by-step introduction text with clear explanations ✔ Practice tasks for drawing rooms, streets, and objects in one-point pe
6th - 8th
Art History, Visual Arts
Also included in: Art Complete – High School Visual Arts Curriculum Bundle (Grades 9–12)
Introduction to Photography – How Photography Works | Creative Arts & Science
Bring the science and art of photography into your classroom! This interdisciplinary workbook introduces students (Grades 5–9) to the principles of how photography works, how cameras function, and how great pictures are created. Your students will: explore the physics behind camera functions (aperture, shutter, ISO) understand the differences between analog and digital photography learn about image composition and photo techniques gain insight into resolution, file types, and image quality
7th - 10th
Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Symmetry and Grid Drawing Pages
There are three different levels in this to choose from. WIth each level the difficulty increases. The Bonus Pages have Grid Practice for students to learn how to use a grid while drawing and how to enlarge images. This workbook includes: Level 1: Simple Symmetry Designs (24 pages) Level 2: Moderate Symmetry Designs (24 pages) Level 3: Difficult Symmetry Designs (24 pages) Bonus: Grid Drawing Practice (15 pages) Great Compliment with any drawing lesson, sub lesson, and early finisher. Another E
1st - 12th
Art, Visual Arts
Literacy & Numeracy in Art - Real World Scenario (A5 fold in half)
This task is designed for stage 4, 5, and 6 Visual Art. This can be used as an in class formative assessment activity to gauge the the Literacy and Numeracy level of students. This is an engaging activity that uses deep critical thinking and problem solving skills. Be sure to check the shopping list twice ;)
7th - 12th
Art History, Visual Arts
Elementary Drawing Sketchbooks - Choice-Based or Guided Art Friendly
Activity and Concept-Filled Drawing Sketchbooks Designed for the Elementary Art Room:These ready-to-go books were designed to be used alongside lessons in my choice-based art room, but they are completely versatile for whatever art needs you may have! This sketchbook will be our guide for our drawing unit. Ways you may want to use this book: Activities to coincide with lessonsFormative assessment toolIndependent practice for young artistsDrawing center print-outsReady to go sub plansPages to a
K - 6th
Art, Visual Arts
Color Theory- Color by Number
This printable can be used as a quiz, check for knowledge, assess for prior knowledge, formative assessment, emergency sub plan or even an early finisher activity! This color by number activity is low prep. Simply print the questions and coloring page. Students will answer all questions and then color the picture based on their responses.
3rd - 12th
Coloring Pages, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Middle School Art Grid Drawing Practice Sketchbook | 90-Day Brainrot Included
This 90-lesson Sketchbook provides meaningful, structured drawing practice and can easily be used as daily bell work for an entire semester. It also works beautifully for homework, sub plans, early finishers, or independent studio time. Each lesson includes a reference image with a grid overlay, along with a matching blank grid for students to draw on. The first five lessons begin with a 4×4 grid and a lightly started drawing to help build confidence. As the sketchbook progresses, lessons gradua
6th - 12th
Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Halloween Safety Booklet
The perfect Halloween booklet for your students to use in class to prepare for the big day! This booklet includes a quiz (asking questions about things they should or should not do on Halloween in order to stay safe), as well as multiple pages with specific safety tips and activities to go along with them (drawing, written responses or both). You can also project this on the overhead projector and do it as a group while each student works on their booklet!
2nd - 6th
Reading, Visual Arts, Writing
Sacrament of Confirmation (Le sacrement de la confirmation) Preparation Workbook
Prepare your students for the Sacrament of Confirmation with this comprehensive French-language booklet! Designed for Grade 7 learners, this resource combines readings, reflections, prayers, and activities that guide students through the meaning of Confirmation and how to live as disciples of Jesus. With clear explanations and interactive tasks, this booklet supports Catholic education in French classrooms, catechism programs, or at home. ✨ What’s Included: Introductory reading: What is Confir
6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Religion, Visual Arts, Writing
Artist's Brushes
Brushes are the tools artists use to create paintings. There are different kinds and shapes of brushes, each with the ability to create a specific desired effect. This package includes an understanding of what brushes are made of, considerations for the various types, how to care for them, a 15 question quiz and a 15 question crossword puzzle. Answer keys included. My Other Product Categories© Information Technology⏰ PowerPoint⏳ Puzzles☕️ Food Sciences⚔️ Social Studies⚙️ PhotoShop⚡️ Photograp
8th - 12th
Art History, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Gustav Klimt’s The Kiss – Art & Creativity Lessons Grades 6–9 | WORKBOOK
Introduce your students to Gustav Klimt’s masterpiece The Kiss with this engaging resource for Grades 6–9. It combines art history, symbolism, and creative expression to make learning inspiring and interactive. What’s inside: ✔ Clear texts on Klimt’s life, Jugendstil, and the “Golden Period” ✔ Worksheets on composition, symbolism, and interpretation ✔ Cooperative jigsaw activities on biography, style, and influence ✔ Creative projects like art diaries, tableau vivant, or Klimt-inspired col
7th - 10th
Art History, Visual Arts
Also included in: Art Complete – High School Visual Arts Curriculum Bundle (Grades 9–12)
Katsushika Hokusai & The Great Wave – Art Lessons Grades 6–9 | WORKBOOK
Bring the world of Katsushika Hokusai into your classroom with this resource for Grades 6–9. Students explore his biography, Ukiyo-e techniques, and his most famous artwork, “The Great Wave off Kanagawa.”What’s included: ✔ Introductory texts on Hokusai’s life, Ukiyo-e, and Japanese art ✔ Cooperative jigsaw tasks on biography, art style, context, and influence ✔ Detailed analysis activities on The Great Wave ✔ Creative projects such as woodblock-inspired prints or cultural posters ✔ Works
6th - 9th
Art History, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Henri Rousseau – The Tiger and the Buffalo Fight Grades 6–9 | WORKBOOK
Introduce your students to the art of Henri Rousseau with this complete teaching pack for Grades 6–9. Centered on his famous work “The Tiger and the Buffalo Fight”, it combines art history, symbolism, and creativity in an engaging way. What’s included: ✔ Clear texts on Rousseau’s life, style, and naive art ✔ Worksheets, glossaries, and gap-fill activities ✔ Cooperative jigsaw projects on symbolism, color, and movement ✔ Creative tasks: design jungle scenes, write stories, or stage mini pl
6th - 10th
Art History, Visual Arts
Kazimir Malevich – Understanding Suprematism Lessons Grades 6–9 | WORKBOOK
Introduce your students to Kazimir Malevich and the groundbreaking art movement of Suprematism with this complete teaching resource for Grades 6–9. It explains how abstract art based on simple geometric shapes revolutionized the way we see art. What’s inside: ✔ Introductory texts on Malevich’s biography and artistic vision ✔ Analysis tasks on The Black Square and other works ✔ Cooperative jigsaw projects on theory, artworks, and influence ✔ Creative activities: design your own suprematis
6th - 10th
Art History, Visual Arts
Paula Modersohn-Becker – Girl in Birch Forest with Cat Grades 6–9 | WORKBOOK
Introduce your students to Paula Modersohn-Becker, one of the pioneers of modern art, through her iconic painting “Girl in Birch Forest with Cat.” This resource for Grades 6–9 combines art history, critical thinking, and creativity. What’s included: ✔ Introductory texts on Modersohn-Becker’s biography and artistic style ✔ Worksheets on color, composition, and symbolism ✔ Cooperative jigsaw projects on biography, techniques, symbolism, and reception ✔ Creative tasks like diary entries, pos
7th - 10th
Art History, Visual Arts
Intro to Digital Photography – Creative & Technical Skills | GRADE 5–9 | Media
Empower your students to become confident and creative photographers! This comprehensive workbook introduces middle schoolers (Grades 5–9) to digital photography, combining core technical knowledge with engaging, hands-on activities. Your students will: explore how digital cameras work learn about aperture, ISO, and shutter speed understand image composition, lighting, and perspective plan and take photos with intention and creativity reflect on ethical and aesthetic aspects of image editin
7th - 10th
Computer Science - Technology, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Franz Marc’s Blue Horse – Expressionism Art Pack Grades 6–9 | WORKBOOK
Bring Franz Marc’s “Blue Horse” into your classroom! This resource introduces students to Expressionism through one of its most iconic works, encouraging analysis, creativity, and reflection. Students will: Learn about Marc’s biography and his role in the Blue Rider group Analyze Blue Horse in terms of symbolism, colors, and forms Explore how colors express emotions and ideas in Expressionism Work in groups on jigsaw projects about biography, symbolism, and style Create their own animal-in
6th - 9th
Art History, Visual Arts
Also included in: Art Complete – High School Visual Arts Curriculum Bundle (Grades 9–12)
We Create a Photo Album – Photography & Craft Project | Art & SEL | GRADE 7-10
Let your students capture memories and turn them into something lasting! This project-based resource guides Grades 7–10 through taking their own photos and crafting a personalized photo album – perfect for integrating art, self-expression, and media skills. Your students will: learn how to take thoughtful and creative photos explore photo composition, light, and perspective organize and select meaningful images design and build a handmade album reflect on memories, visual storytelling, and
7th - 10th
Balanced Literacy, Social Emotional Learning, Visual Arts
Japanese New Year’s Eve Workbook | Ōmisoka | Culture, Vocabulary, and Fun Activi
Bring the magic of Ōmisoka (New Year’s Eve in Japan) to your classroom! 🎉 This workbook helps students explore how people in Japan welcome the New Year through simple English passages, fun cultural facts, and engaging hands-on activities. Perfect for elementary learners, this resource combines reading, writing, coloring, and games that make learning about Japanese traditions both fun and meaningful. ✨ What’s Inside Easy reading passages about Ōmisoka, toshikoshi soba, and joya no kaneHiragana
3rd - 7th, Adult Education
Asian Studies, Japanese, Visual Arts
Blind Photography – Trust, Perception & Creative Awareness | Sensory-Based Photo
Challenge your students’ creativity and perception with this Blind Photography workbook! Designed for grades 7–13, this resource helps students explore photography through touch, sound, and intuition – not sight. Using blindfolds and partner guidance, they’ll experience image-making as an act of trust and deep attention. Students will: understand the concept and practice of blind photography explore the senses as creative tools develop teamwork and communication skills reflect on artistic i
7th - 12th
Graphic Arts, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Understanding ISO in Photography – Exposure, Light & Image Control | Classroom
Help your students take control of their photos with this complete ISO photography lesson! This workbook explains ISO in a way teens can understand, with real photo comparisons, easy-to-follow explanations, and guided practice. Ideal for middle and high school photography or media classes. Students will: learn how ISO impacts brightness and image noise see how ISO connects to shutter speed and aperture compare images taken at different ISO settings make creative decisions based on lighting
7th - 12th
Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Conceptual Photography – Explore Ideas Through the Lens | Creative Arts Workbook
Empower your students to think before they shoot with this deep dive into conceptual photography! This workbook helps teens go beyond pretty pictures to explore powerful visual ideas. Whether using smartphones or DSLRs, students will learn to tell stories, express opinions, and reflect creatively. Students will: define what conceptual photography is and how it differs from other genres explore how images can convey messages and abstract ideas research themes such as identity, society, envir
7th - 12th
Art History, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
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