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DISTANCE LEARNING for art class or family fun. All they need is a cell phone or an I pad. Students go on a scavenger hunt in their own home and backyard. Photography Lessons:1. Scavenger Hunt 20 picture ideas with visual cuesprinter friendly version with the 20 picture ideas2. Scavenger Hunt 2 with black and white conversion how to convert to black and white with visual steps printer friendly scavenger hunt list (search list)photo examples of scavenger (or search) itemsWhat is value?3. Toy Phot

Toy photography is a fun way to practice the rule of thirds trick. Models are cute, small and agreeable! This is for:Art Teachers who: need distance learning lessonsteach photographyintroduce the Rule of Thirds teach how to load to Artsonia or email through Google driveare low on traditional supplies or waiting for an orderwish to increase digital productionhave a classroom unavailable due to testing or other activity (students walk school with teacher supervision) have students who hate drawin

Students will act as contestants on "The Price is Right." They will guess the value and discuss why they feel that way (art appreciation). Student will be amazed at the actual amount some of these paintings bring in through auctions. Upon discussions, art elements, principles and vocabulary can be sprinkled in (art critiquing & analyzing). This is a great way to spark interest! Buy 2 and get 1 FREE!This is for:Art Teachers who: need to introduce/ review art vocabulary (elements, principles, m

Times are changing and so is photography. Teach your students the classic black and white look with their cell phone and I-pad. Merge traditional art with convenient technology. Show them a skill they will use beyond your class. This is for:Art Teachers who: need distance learning lessonsteach photographywant to introduce black and white filtersneed to review value (art element)want to teach what to shoot, (developing the photographer's eye) through guided a scavenger huntteach how to load to Ar

DISTANCE LEARNING for art class or family fun. All they need is a cell phone or an I pad. Students will learn the concept from start to finish from the comfort of their own home. Buy five and get 1 free!Photography Lessons:1. Frame It!What is "framing?"photo examples with fourteen ideashow to create a frame with objects2. Creative Portraits (not fashion) What is a portrait? 11 ideas students can replicate (photos demonstrating process and results)3. Value (Tint & Shades)mini lesson on value (stu

Get to know your students and have fun with this Family Feud: School Edition. Use it in class or over Zoom. Enjoy! We surveyed 100 students and their answers are on! Questions are: 1. favorite color... 2. favorite subject... 3. my dog ate my... 4. what superpower would help a teacher… 5. something you would find in a backpack... 6 if you could replace the cafeteria with a restaurant, it would be…. When students give an answer, click on the corresponding box on the screen. If you skip this step

DISTANCE LEARNING for art class. Make art personal using materials they already have at home! Concepts Covered:1. lines 2. geometric shapes 3. patterns 4. thick vs. thin What's Included:1. visual rubric 70%, 80%, 90% and 100% 2. objective 3. student directions with visual cues 4. roll a dice page 5. What is line? 6. organic vs. geometric shapes sorting 7. What is pattern? 8. PDF File 9. Power Point File Materials:White paper 8.5 x 11 copy paperpencilblack Sharpiemarkersrulersdice (optional)This

DISTANCE LEARNING for art class. All they need is a cell phone or an I pad. Students will learn the concept from start to finish from the comfort of their own home. What's Included:1. objective 2. What is "framing?" 3. photo examples with fourteen ideas 4. how to create a frame with objects 5. handout with ideas and assignment (PDF and PPT version) 6. how to upload: email through Google Drive with visual steps 7. how to upload: Artsonia App with visual steps (teacher needs to have an existin

DISTANCE LEARNING for art class. All they need is a cell phone or an I pad. Students will learn the concept from start to finish from the comfort of their own home. Go beyond the boring selfie. Present different ways to shoot creative portraits. Sorry, no fashion or "slimming tips" found here. I promise students will use this lesson beyond your class. What's Included:1. objective 2. What is a portrait? 3. photo examples 4. eleven ideas students can replicate (photos demonstrating process and

DISTANCE LEARNING for art class or family fun. All activities are cell phone and I-pad friendly. Three lessons are point and shoot. The other three lessons require simple interaction and creativity from the photographer. Click on each lesson for more details! Point & Shoot Photography Lessons:1. Man vs. NatureWhat is man-made?What is nature made?photo examplesassignmentmaterial list2. EmphasisWhat is emphasis?What is convergence (leading lines) emphasis?What is contrast with size emphasis?What i

DISTANCE LEARNING for art class. All they need is a cell phone or an I pad. Students will learn 2 photography concepts from the comfort of their own home. What's Included:LESSON 1: Fill the Frame What is "Fill the Frame"Photo Examples Regular vs. Fill Frame PhotosLESSON 2: Texture What is texture?Photo ExamplesHOW TO UPLOAD: email through Google Drive with visual stepsArtsonia App with visual steps (teacher needs to have an existing account with a class code)PDF & Power Point File Materials:1.

Students will act as contestants on "The Price is Right." They will guess the value and discuss why they feel that way (art appreciation). Student will be amazed at the actual amount some of these paintings bring in through auctions. Upon discussions, art elements, principles and vocabulary can be sprinkled in (art critiquing & analyzing). This is a great way to spark interest! This is for:Art Teachers who: need to introduce/ review art vocabulary (elements, principles, movements, subject mat

Are you tired of getting the same image 30 times? Do your students need help seeing different angles, distances and sides? Teach them 1 object can be presented in many ways. This FREE PowerPoint and PDF version provides many photo examples. This is for:Art Teachers who: need distance learning lessonsteach photographyneed to introduce point of view, side, angle or distance (space)have limited subjects (or objects) to photographincrease critical thinkingare low on traditional supplies or waiting f

Embrace a new way to teach art history. Teaching through UV black lights WILL create a new generation of passionate art historians. The PDF will guide you through drawing this masterpiece and sprinkle in biography facts. The lesson will even include the art elements. Give your students a fun and educational experience! Pay for three and get 1 free!Art concepts covered between all 4 lessons:BackgroundTextureSymmetryPatternLineShapeColorSpaceValueUnityPatternNon-Objective1-Point PerspectiveBlendin

Pay for two and get 1 free!Are your students unmotivated by written sketchbook lists? Or are they overwhelmed by too many choices at once? Consider using these visual prompts with only 1 idea at a time. The visual prompts help spark creativity while helping English Language Learners fill in the gap. With all the other art teacher responsibilities, let ARTy take care of this one for you. One resource, many uses:1. bell work 2. early finishers 3. sub work 4. weekly assignment 5. daily assignment

DISTANCE LEARNING for art class. Make art personal using materials they already have at home! Concepts Covered:1. symmetry 2. analogous colors 3. lines 4. geometric vs. organic shapes What's Included:1. visual rubric 70%, 80%, 90% and 100% 2. objective 3. student directions 4. cursive alphabet 5. different types of lines 6. geometric vs. organic shapes 7. What is analogous colors? 8. What is symmetry? 9. sorting symmetry vs. asymmetry 10. ARTy's Pro Tip: Light box substitute 11. PDF File 12

DISTANCE LEARNING for art class. Students will learn how to create a fun, easy optical illusion using materials they already have at home. Concepts Covered:Optical IllusionPatternFormShapeLineWhat's Included:ObjectiveStudent DirectionsWhat is an optical illusion?What is pattern?What is line?What is shape?What is form?What is space?ARTy's ChallengeMaterialsPencilRulerPlastic cup (to trace)MarkersWhite 8.5 x 11 paperThis lesson is found in the Element of Art Collection: FORMOther Marker Lessons:Be

Buy 6 and get 1 free!An “Art Choice Board” with a focus! Students are given 3 projects for each of the 7 art elements. With written directions and photographs for each steps, these lessons are for great for online/ remote learning, family fun and even traditional art class. Concepts CoveredLINE:1. What is a line? 2. different types of lines 3. lines vs. shapes SHAPE:1. What is a shape? 2. geometric vs. organic shapes FORM:1. What is a form? 2. shapes vs. form COLOR: 1. What is color? 2. primary

Concepts Covered:1. parallel lines 2. analogous colors What's Included:1. visual rubric for 70%, 80%, 90% and 100% 2. student directions with visual slides 3. roll a dice game 4. What are parallel lines? 5. What are analogous colors? 6. how to use watercolor paint pans 7. how to use watercolor pencils 8. ARTy's Pro Tip: 2oz. cups 9. ARTy's Pro Tip: how to substitute large windows for light boxes 10. PDF File 11. Power Point File Materials:white paper 8.5 x 11 dicepencilblack pen (ball point)e

DISTANCE LEARNING for art class. All they need is a cell phone or an I pad. Students will learn the concept from start to finish from the comfort of their own home. What's Included:objectivematerial list What are leading lines?What is a vanishing point?What is a horizon line?What are implied leading lines?photo examples (some with answers and some without for independent study)how to upload: email through Google Drive with visual stepshow to upload: Artsonia App with visual steps (teacher needs