Art for the Middles

These doodle notes can be used with any podcast listening assignment. Here are a couple of suggestions of how to use them: Give students a copy and tell them to keep drawing, writing, and sketching while listening to a podcast.If listening to other students’ short podcasts, have students write down key ideas from each selection.Create a question to respond to in each concentric circle. Have students divide up the space in slices for listening for different concepts, or for listening to entirely

Brighten up your art curriculum this winter! This engaging worksheet is the perfect blend of festive fun and core art concept review. Designed as a "String of Lights," this activity challenges students to demonstrate their understanding of the Seven Elements of Art (Line, Shape, Form, Value, Color, Space, Texture) within a holiday theme. This is a fantastic no-prep resource that works well as a formative assessment, a sub-plan, or a fun activity before winter break. 💡 What’s Included?1 High-Q

This reflection sheet is designed to be used in conjunction with Oculus' The Anne Frank House VR, after reading either the play, "The Diary of Anne Frank" by Albert Hackett and Frances Goodrich (1955) or The Diary of a Young Girl, by Anne Frank (Novel, 1947). Two versions of the sheet are available, depending on which reading you choose. There is also an editable version available, if you would like to have students do the VR simulation before reading, in between acts, or in another point in t

Overview:The "Send Help! App Design Assignment" engages students in critical thinking and creativity by challenging them to design a mobile app that would support a literary character in overcoming their central conflict. Rather than providing an easy solution, students must consider how technology can empower individuals to take action and navigate challenges. This assignment blends literature analysis, problem-solving, and design thinking, making it a dynamic addition to any ELA curriculum. Im

This is a "speed dating" book review log sheet for students. I use this sheet before starting a Literature Circles unit. Students spend approximately 4-5 minutes at a table, depending on the length of the class and the number of titles. They look at various things, such as the front and back cover of each book, the synopsis on the jacket or back of the book, the text on the first page, a list of book accolades and awards. They rate each book and write down their impressions on the sheet. You can