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Engage Your Students with Linear Perspective! Editable Slideshow. Introduce or review linear perspective with this comprehensive slideshowThis engaging resource is perfect for introducing your students to the fundamentals of linear perspective in art. It's visually rich and easy-to-follow, making even complex concepts accessible. Here's what you'll get:Editable Slideshow:Key Vocabulary: Horizon Line, Vanishing Point, Orthogonal Lines, Transversal Lines, Worm's-Eye View, Street Level, Bird's-Eye

2-Point Perspective Practice: Draw 3D Boxes!Help students master 2-point perspective with this interactive worksheet!Features pre-drawn horizon line, vanishing points, & rectangles.Includes example for students to follow.Students practice drawing orthogonal & transversal lines to create 3D boxes.Great for visual learners & reinforcing key perspective concepts.Make sure to check out the One Point Perspective Practice Worksheet too!

1-Point Perspective Practice: Draw 3D Boxes!Help students master 1-point perspective with this interactive worksheet!Features pre-drawn horizon line, vanishing point, & rectangles.Students practice drawing orthogonal & transversal lines to create 3D boxes.Great for visual learners & reinforcing key perspective concepts.

Overview: Immerse your secondary art or English class in the enchanting realm of folklore with this captivating and informative slideshow. Crafted for both secondary art units on pen and ink folklore illustrations and English classes, this resource introduces and elucidates the distinctions between myth, legend, fable, and fairytale. Engage your students in a journey through the rich tapestry of storytelling traditions, enhancing their understanding and appreciation for these timeless genres.

Engage your students with this fun and dynamic pop art-styled slideshow introduction to pop art portraits. This resource introduces students to the key concepts of Pop Art, highlights influential artists from both its historical roots and contemporary expressions, and encourages deep conversation with discussion questions. This is the perfect way to introduce a pop art portrait unit in a fine art or graphic arts classroom. Use it alongside the Pop Art Portrait Project.

This is a complete unit plan written for the Paper Mache Cakes inspired by Wayne Thiebaud project. Use with the Wayne Thiebaud inspired Paper Mache Cakes Project Slideshow and you have a complete sculpture unit. Edit to add your own name/class information and you have a unit plan ready to submit for observation. Complete with the Virginia SOL's, but easily edited to add your state standards.

This Clay Rattle Project Slideshow is everything you need to introduce your next clay project. It provides a brief historical background of rattles and walks through each step of the project, including pictures and examples. Includes Learning Intentions and Success Criteria.

Teach the fundamental concepts of the elements and principles of art with this slideshow presentation. The slideshow defines each term, shows a visual example, and provides an example of a contemporary artwork to exemplify the term.

This cheerful, minimalist slideshow, introduces students to artist, Wayne Thiebaud, including a brief biography and studio visit interview. Then, it introduces the project, paper mache cakes in the style of Wayne Thiebaud's paintings. It gives a background on paper mache, provides inspiration images, and touches on how to make an armature.

This slideshow facilitates discussion for students to deeply consider their own thoughts about the fundamental question: "What is art?" It includes a Think Pair Share activity, a voting and discussion activity that can be used with or without the Pear Deck extension, a reflection, and a mini-project. This slideshow has everything you need for an in-depth, engaging lesson on the meaning of art. It typically takes a 90 minute class block, but can be easily broken into multiple classes. Startin

This activity is a guided material exploration of clay. Students will try a variety of clay techniques and tools through a photo scavenger hunt assignment. Includes a photo glossary of tools and techniques. This is a fantastic way for students who are unfamiliar with or haven't worked with clay in a while to practice with the material before starting a clay project. I recommend using it after the Introduction to Ceramics Slideshow and Guided Notes. It can be useful to introduce your project fir

Use this as a handout or post in on your learning platform as a guide for discussion about form and function. This activity includes some background information on form, function, and design, as well as setting up the discussion between Frank Lloyd Wright and Sullivan on which should come first in design. This is briefly touched on in the Introduction to Ceramics Slideshow and is a great way to move into a pottery unit.

This Ceramics Unit Bundle has everything you need for a ceramics handbuilding unit. The bundle includes a beautiful, clear, and thorough Introduction to Ceramics presentation; a guided notes handout to ensure that your students pay attention to your presentation and retain the information; a clay exploration activity; and a nesting ceramic dishes project your students are sure to love, complete with a slideshow to introduce the project.

This Art Criticism Bundle is a great way to introduce formal art criticism. It includes an introduction slideshow with discussion and practice opportunities; handouts for students to reference; a handout scaffolding the format art criticism process; and a rubric for assessing their work. I use this with my Art II students who are already familiar with elements and principles and are used to talking about art, but have not yet written works of formal art criticism. I have used this with my annu

This slideshow acts as the introduction to and overview of the ceramic nesting dishes project. For this project, students will creating 3-5 coordinating set of dishes that gradually decrease in size so that they are able to fit inside each other. The slideshow includes: ObjectivesProject descriptionProject requirementsExamplesProject steps (plan, build, decorate, wait, glaze)Make sure to use the Introduction to Ceramics Slideshow and Guided Notes: Introduction to Ceramics to start!

Use the Introduction to Ceramics: Guided Notes alongside the Introduction to Ceramics slideshow to ensure students pay attention and retain information from the presentation. The presentation covers: VocabularyStages of clayToolsHand building techniquesJoining techniquesDecorative techniquesAdvice about moistureGeneral tipsRulesClean up procedures

This slideshow offers a clean, minimalist introduction to ceramics, with a focus on hand building. This is a perfect introduction to a secondary high school ceramics unit or the beginning of a dedicated ceramics course. Use the Guided Notes: Introduction to Ceramics alongside the presentation to ensure students pay attention and retain the important information. The presentation covers: VocabularyStages of clayToolsHand building techniquesJoining techniquesDecorative techniquesAdvice about mo

Students can practice different shading techniques and use them to create value scales. This worksheet is a great skillbuilder activity to introduce or practice shading. It can work alongside a demo or on its own.

This worksheet guides students to critique a work of art following the See Think Wonder format, including guiding questions. See also the See Think Wonder Infographic.

This is an infographic explaining the See Think Wonder critique approach, including the elements, principles, and contemporary elements for reference. This infographic is ready to print for your classroom or imbed in your educational platform.