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Germany for Kids | Country Study Presentation | Europe for Preschool & Kindergar
Introduce young learners to Germany with this fun, colorful, and kid-friendly 18-slide presentation designed for preschool, kindergarten, and early elementary students (ages 3–7). This educational slideshow helps children explore: • Where Germany is located • The German flag and its colors • The capital city (Berlin) • Language and simple greetings • Traditional food and clothing • Famous castles and nature • A fun review quiz Perfect for country studies, geography units, homeschool l
PreK - 2nd
European History, Geography, Visual Arts
Art Form Reflection
Reflection used as a formative assessment in the unit, How We Express Ourselves. EAL learners can express themselves through drawings and by writing in their home language. Introduction: Choose a form of art and display a picture on the whiteboard. Model using the template where students come up with their versions and record them. Main: Have pictures of different art forms and students can work in groups of 3 or 4 to choose one picture and complete this formative assessment. Plenary: Display t
1st - 4th
Other (ELA), Visual Arts
Aboriginal People of Australia K - 2 | Lesson + Didgeridoo AND Boomerang Crafts
Aboriginal People of Australia introduces students in grades K - 2 to Australia’s first people by examining Aboriginal history and culture. Students will view and interpret Aboriginal rock art, discover the deep relationship the Aboriginal people have with nature expressed through music, dance, art, and storytelling, and learn about the boomerang. Aboriginal cultural traditions are among the oldest in the history of man and many of their rituals and traditions are still practiced today. In add
K - 2nd
Australian History, Visual Arts
Also included in: Australia! The BIG Bundle Grades K to 2—Crafts, Lessons & Activities
AlphaKey Club Art & Dance FULL 26-Letter Curriculum
Curriculum Overview: Target Age Range: This curriculum is primarily aimed at children aged 4-10 yo., but can easily be adapted for older groups by selecting texts and discussions that are more developmentally appropriate. Key Features of the Curriculum: Movement-Based Activities: Each unit incorporates creative movement to provide breaks when needed and to build community. These activities encourage physical engagement, social interaction, and emotional expression. Artistic Expression: Art is a
K - 3rd
Alphabet, Social Emotional Learning, Visual Arts
Dale Chihuly Faux Glass Art Lesson
Students will learn about the blown glass of Dale Chihuly in this lesson and see examples of his work. They will create a radial symmetry design on Shrinky Dink plastic film and use it to make a collaborative faux glass chandelier or wall sculpture to hang up in the school. This lesson always delights students and impresses the adults in the building. Prepare to get a lot of compliments! This lesson is easy, requires only a few materials, and is so much fun!
2nd - 8th
Art History, Visual Arts
Art Lesson: Abstract Portrait Games for Visual Arts, No Prep Art, Art Sub Plans
Are you teaching an abstract art lesson on Paul Klee? Are they going to create an abstract portrait? Here's a fun lesson to brighten up your lesson plans! This is the perfect addition to your elementary art curriculum! Engaging abstract portrait art lesson with language (writing) activities. These no-prep abstract portrait art projects are perfect for your art sub tub. Super easy to implement for substitute teachers. Plus, the engagement will help with behavior! Perfect to start your art
K - 12th
Visual Arts
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W.2.1
, W.2.2
, W.3.1
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