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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.

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.

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.

Art Criticism Handout explaining the Feldman model of art criticism.

Art criticism worksheet following Feldman's model of art criticism: describe, analyze, interpret, judge. Gives students the format and space to critique a work of art.

Colored pencil techniques skill building handouts. Students shade and color forms using colored pencil techniques they learned in the previous lesson.