Creative Expressionism

🎨 Political Art Lesson & Project: How Art Shapes History! 🗳️🖌️ Looking for an engaging middle school or high school art lesson that connects history, symbolism, and creative expression? This Political Art Lesson + Project introduces students to powerful artworks that shaped social conversations and encourages them to create their own meaningful political collage! ✨ Students will explore how artists use visual symbolism to comment on social and political issues, while learning about famou

✏️📚 One Month of Engaging Bell Ringers for 9th Grade!Kickstart your class each day with bell ringers designed to spark creativity, build writing confidence, and get students thinking as they prepare to dive into literature and the writing process. These prompts are perfect for warming up young minds and encouraging thoughtful discussion and reflection. 🗓 What’s Included:🧠 Week 1: Personal Reflection Students explore their own experiences, thoughts, and perspectives through meaningful refl

Middle School Art Lesson Plan: The Renaissance Period Lesson Title:Rediscovering the Renaissance: Art, Artists, and Ideas Grade Level:6th–9th Grade ⏱️ Duration:1–2 class periods (45–60 minutes each) Objectives:By the end of this lesson, students will be able to: Describe the key characteristics of Renaissance art.Identify five major Renaissance artists and one of their famous works.Explain how the Renaissance reflected changes in culture, science, and societyCreate a small art piece inspired b

"Transport your students to the fascinating world of ancient Egypt! Discover the secrets of mummification, meet the powerful gods they worshipped, and unravel the timeless mystery: How were the pyramids built?" Art elements we focus on:-Line -Form -Space -Value -Texture Egyptians Subject we cover:-Location -Gods -Language -Mummification -Creation of pyramids This presentation has 3 active video links and an information link about the Gods. A scratchboard project is included along with a rubric.

Your student will learn how color works within the eye, creating brilliant spectrums of color. This lesson covers:-Primary Colors -Secondary Colors -Complementary Colors -Monochromatic Colors -Analogous Colors -Tertiary Colors -Wassily Kandinsky -Piet Mondrian -Sarah Morris -Abstract Art -Definition of Color -How the eye receives light The lesson also includes a color theory lesson for painting and origami along with a rubric.

This Architecture Unit is designed for grades 7-9. This pack includes a lesson that will cover the architectural styles:-Classic -Contemporary -Victorian -Gothic The art techniques that are covered will be:-Hatching -Cross Hatching -Stippling Project:Students will select a famous architecture structure. They will replicate the building with pencil and then use the art techniques we covered in order to add texture, value, form, space, and shapes. The students will also do research on the build

The presentation is great for introducing your students to the 7 art elements. What you will cover:-Line -Shape -Value -Form -Texture -Space -Color Artists you will explore:-Piet Mondrian -Vincent Van Gogh -Pablo Picasso -Thomas Hart Benton This package also contains a digital concept map to assess students understanding along with teacher directions.

This package includes a presentation on the different types of printmaking, what tools are used, and highlights artists Henri Matisse and Roy Lichtenstein. There is also a rubric in this package to grade printmaking -This presentation also includes a video outline the history of printmaking and walks you through the different kinds.