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Elementary Art Lesson - Warm and Cool Colored Owls
This lesson plan introduces students to the warm and cool colors. At the end of the lesson students will be able to name and identify the warm and cool colors and also be able to explain why they are called "warm" and "cool" colors. Students will then demonstrate their knowledge of these colors to create beautiful paper owls!
Included in this lesson are:
Clear student objectives
List of materials needed
Step - by - step instruction on introducing the warm and cool colors (with full color ima
K - 3rd
Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Art Color Quiz - Color Wheel
This is an excellent teaching and learning tool for assessing students (K - 3) on the color wheel. There are 10 true/false questions on this animated PowerPoint. Click through the slides and ask each question presented. Once the answer is given, click for the answer to appear. After the True or False answer appears on the slide, a brief explanation will also appear and then, you move to the next slide.
The Art Color Quiz is great for use as a pre-assessment, to establish what students already
PreK - 3rd
Visual Arts
Cubism and Fauvism Powerpoint
This superbly designed Cubism and Fauvism Powerpoint centers on the art styles known as Cubism and Fauvism. The lesson starts with a Do Now for students to begin thinking about what they see, practicing the description portion of art criticism. Students are introduced to the major characteristics of Fauvism and Cubism as well as two major Fauve artists (Henri Matisse and Andre Derain) and two major Cubist artists including Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque. Students are able to view and discuss a
K - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Art, Visual Arts
Snowflake Symmetry | Christmas | Winter | Math & Art STEAM Lesson
Turn your classroom into a winter wonderland of geometry with Snowflake Symmetry — a beautiful, hands-on 10-slide PowerPoint lesson that blends math, art, and science! ⛄✨ Students will explore lines of symmetry, reflection, and geometric patterns as they analyze and design their own snowflakes. This engaging lesson brings visual creativity to mathematical thinking — perfect for the holiday season or any snowy day! 🎨 What’s Included: 10-slide PowerPoint lesson Introduction: “Why are n
2nd - 5th
General Science, Geometry, Visual Arts
Lygia Clark - Brazilian Artist Lesson plan - Shapes, sculptures and low price
Discover Lygia Clark's Artistry Explore the captivating world of Brazilian artist Lygia Clark with our digital kit! Lygia Clark was a Brazilian artist known for her innovative and participatory art practices, and her work can inspire a range of educational experiences. What's Included: Presentation about Lygia Clark. List of curated video links about Lygia in a PDF file. Step-by-step pdf with images. Quiz time flashcards to print. Comprehensive lesson plan. Benefits: Immerse in Brazili
1st - 7th
Art, Art History, Visual Arts
Dreaded Pop Quiz #1
A simple and humorous art class pop quiz to use for assessment at the beginning or end of the year, or midway to see how students are doing.
Sample Questions:
My favorite Project this year so far:
Name 3 Primary Colors:
Name 3 Secondary Colors:
Name 1 Tertiary Color:
(What is she talking about? )
See if your students know what the word "medium" means!
2nd - 9th
Visual Arts
Dreaded Pop Quiz #2
A simple and humorous art class pop quiz to use for assessment at the beginning or end of the year or midway to see how students are doing.
Sample questions:
Circle the Primary colors and Underline the Secondary Colors:
If I could be a color, I would be: Why?
Name 2 different media you used in art this year?
3rd - 10th
Visual Arts
Dreaded Pop Quiz #3
A simple and humorous art class pop quiz to use for assessment at the beginning or end of the year or midway to see how students are doing.
Sample Questions:
The 3 Primary Colors are:
The 3 Secondary Colors are:
Create a name for a tertiary color and describe it:
What is a horizon line?
What makes you a terrific artist?:
3rd - 9th
Visual Arts
Elementary Art Lesson - Lovely Landscapes
This is a great drawing and painting lesson for elementary students that focuses on what a landscape is and what the components of a landscape are. This lesson starts off with students viewing examples of landscapes and discussing the parts of a landscape including the horizon line, foreground, middle ground and background. Also included are step-by-step instructions (with illustrations) for drawing a lovely landscape! There are sample questions included at the end of the lesson that are sugg
K - 5th
Visual Arts, Vocabulary
Henri Matisse Shape Collage Art Project, Slides Organic Geometric Kindergarten
Learn about Henri Matisse through this easy and colorful shape collage art project! Students will explore geometric and organic shapes while learning through a Henri Matisse PPT slideshow. This is perfect for a Kindergarten through 2nd grade art lesson. You’ll Get:✔️ Non-editable Student-friendly Henri Matisse PPT slideshow (background info + clear step-by-step instructions to make your own collage) 39 slides ✔️ 2 page of Teacher Tips ✔️ 1 page Copy the Geometric Shape worksheet ✔️ 1 pag
K - 3rd
Art History, Graphic Arts, Visual Arts
The Elements of Art!
The Elements of Art are vital to the creation of good works of art and for understanding works of art more fully. Provided in this Powerpoint presentation is an instructional guide for art classrooms of any age. It explains each of the seven Elements of Art including Line, Shape, Color, Form, Value, Space, and Texture. Moreover, the wonderfully designed instructional aide provides clear visual examples of each of the elements of art to help students more fully and easily grasp the concepts. Prov
3rd - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Art, Graphic Arts, Visual Arts
Van Gogh, Subject Matter and People in a Museum
This packet contains 3 power point slide presentations: an overview of Van Gogh, a subject matter quiz and one about people in a museum. It also includes an lesson plan for students to create their own Van Gogh museum and a person to go in their museum. The lesson plan includes the new national standards. Also an introduction to Van Gogh page that includes why it's important to teach about Van Gogh to elementary students, how he was ahead of his time and an extensive resource list. Also a biogra
3rd - 6th
Art History, Visual Arts
Elementary Art Lesson - Wasilly Kandinsky Abstract Art
This detailed, power point lesson plan has everything you need to introduce students to Wasilly Kandinsky and his abstract style of painting. Students will learn about the artist, where he is from and the style of painting that he his famous for. Colorful slides show examples of Kandinsky's work and pose questions for students to consider. Art vocabulary words such as abstract art, geometric shapes, and overlapping will be introduced as well.
Included are step by step directions (with visual a
1st - 6th
Art History, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Texture Bundle
This bundle contains the following resources: Texture Power Point The Power Point presentation is 36 slides and defines texture, actual texture and implied texture. It also has 17 slides that matches images with a word describing the texture. The end of the slide show introduces 2 quick activities. Activity one allows students to explore the room finding textures and making rubbings of the textures they find. Activity two introduces students to rubbing plates. Texture Rubbing Art Lesson plan -
K - 5th
Art, Visual Arts
The Color Wheel
This Power Point covers the basic Color Theory concepts: Primary, Secondary, Tertiary, Warm, Cool, Triadic, Complementary, Analogous, Neutral, and Monochromatic Color Schemes. It also reviews how to make secondary colors and tertiary colors. At the end there are a couple of slides that will quiz students knowledge to see if they can identify the color scheme. The last two slides are blank as to allow you to insert your own color scheme samples to quiz students on.
3rd - 8th
Visual Arts
Guess That ART Guess Who Game! Volume 1: Famous Paintings
Guess That ART Game! Volume 1: Famous Paintings
This resource series provides a fun, engaging way for students to begin observing and describing a variety of artworks all in the style of a popular kids boar game.
This lesson can be used:
- To discover your students’ baseline art vocabulary and/or their understanding of the elements and principles of art.
- To supplement a lesson on a given art type, process, movement, genre, artist etc.
- As informal, formative assessment of your students un
1st - 12th
Art History, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Guess That ART Guess Who Game! Volume 2: Pop Art
Guess That ART Game! Volume 2: Pop Art
This resource series provides a fun, engaging way for students to begin observing and describing a variety of artworks all in the style of a popular kids boar game.
This lesson can be used:
- To discover your students’ baseline art vocabulary and/or their understanding of the elements and principles of art.
- To supplement a lesson on a given art type, process, movement, genre, artist etc.
- As informal, formative assessment of your students understandin
1st - 12th
Art History, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Guess That ART Guess Who Game! Volume 4: Artist Portraits
Guess That ART Game! Volume 4: Artist Portraits
This resource series provides a fun, engaging way for students to begin observing and describing a variety of artworks all in the style of a popular kids boar game.
This lesson can be used:
- To discover your students’ baseline art vocabulary and/or their understanding of the elements and principles of art.
- To supplement a lesson on a given art type, process, movement, genre, artist etc.
- As informal, formative assessment of your students und
1st - 12th
Art History, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Guess That ART Guess Who Game! Volume 3: MC Escher
Guess That ART Game! Volume 3: MC Escher
This resource series provides a fun, engaging way for students to begin observing and describing a variety of artworks all in the style of a popular kids boar game.
This lesson can be used:
- To discover your students’ baseline art vocabulary and/or their understanding of the elements and principles of art.
- To supplement a lesson on a given art type, process, movement, genre, artist etc.
- As informal, formative assessment of your students understand
1st - 12th
Art History, Other (Performing Arts), Visual Arts
Art Elements - Colour - PowerPoint Lesson
Encourage your student's creativity with this Elements of Art - Colour PowerPoint lesson. Students will learn about primary colours, secondary colours, tints, shades, harmonious colours, monochromatic colours, and more! This download contains 22 engaging slides in PowerPoint, which can also be imported to Google Slides. The accompanying worksheets are also available as a free download in my store. The first worksheet is a colour wheel that can be coloured in or painted. The second worksheet
3rd - 6th
Art, Visual Arts
Art Elements - Color - PowerPoint Lesson
Encourage your student's creativity with this Elements of Art - Color PowerPoint lesson. Students will learn about primary colors, secondary colors, tints, shades, harmonious colors, monochromatic colors, and more! This download contains 22 engaging slides in PowerPoint, which can also be imported to Google Slides. The accompanying worksheets are also available as a free download in my store. The first worksheet is a color wheel that can be colored in or painted. The second worksheet is a s
3rd - 6th
Art, Visual Arts
What's In A Name Using MS Paint
Students will use Microsoft Word to write their name in various fonts, font sizes, font colors as well as highlight, copy, paste, and place the cursor correctly.
SWBAT copy and paste, increase font size as well as change font color. Students will also gain command of where the cursor is and highlighting a selection of text
K - 4th
Instructional Technology, Visual Arts
Principles of Design - Definition with Examples, Question Slides + Answer Slides
Your basic 8 Principles of Design in one place. Teach using a simple definition. Then have students answer questions on the next slide. You can use this as a formative assessment or for your end-of-year summative.
1st - 8th
Art History, Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Interactive PowerPoint for Kids – Weather, Games & More!
Bring your classroom to life with this fun, educational and ready-to-use PowerPoint! Perfect for primary-aged students, this engaging resource includes: ✅ A colourful weather slideshow – introduces key weather vocabulary with bright visuals ✅ Interactive games and quizzes – great for brain breaks or reinforcing learning ✅ Easy-to-navigate slides – designed for smooth classroom use by teachers This PowerPoint is perfect for early years and lower primary (Foundation–Year 3) and can be used for m
K - 4th
Reading, Spelling, Visual Arts
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