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Japanese Art and Culture - Lecture Presentation
This unique lecture and lesson presentation has diverse uses for Asian Pacific history and art history and cultures classes. It provides students with maps and historical information about Asian Pacific history. In the art history section, students will learn about the early development of Japanese art, including the Jomon people from 12,000 to 300 BCE. This section also includes famous drawings and demonstrates how to draw. One example is "The Great Wave off Kanagawa" by Hokusai (1829-1832),
8th - 12th
Art History, Asian Studies, Visual Arts
AP Art & Design Art Portfolio Projects Sustained Investigation & Selected Works
Unlock your students' creativity and boost their chances of scoring high on their AP Art & Design Portfolio with this comprehensive high school art pack! This AP Art & Design Studio Art product is perfect for high school art teachers looking to provide their students with engaging and challenging assignments that showcase their skills and talents. Whether your students are pursuing AP Art or simply want to build a standout art portfolio, this product is the ultimate resource for achieving succes
10th - 12th
Art, Graphic Arts, Visual Arts
Acrylic Painting Bundle: 8 Intermediate-Advanced Projects | Middle & High School
Spark creativity and build confidence with engaging choice-based acrylic painting projects your students will love! This bundle is designed for intermediate-advanced level painting students in middle school, high school, and homeschool art. With fun subject matter, step-by-step directions, and built-in rubrics, these lessons make teaching acrylic painting easy and effective while giving students the tools to grow their skills and focus on choice-based learning objectives. What’s Included – 8
6th - 12th, Adult Education
Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Clay Fish with Stop Motion Animation Lesson
You are downloading a ppt file with embedded videos and directions for making a clay fish from a 1 oz pack of Model Magic clay, two googly eyes, and a toothpick. I also show an example of how students can use this fish to make a stop motion animation. You can see this lesson and access my fishbowl template on my blog post. NOTE: The lesson begins with a tiny Fuglevision episode on staying in the present. This is intended to help students focus and enjoy working with clay. Try reading The Ra
1st - 12th
Visual Arts
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