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Complete slideshow with guided questions. Have students take notes for a complete art class that satisfies state requirements to improve craftsmanship, and self-assess. Three common coloring mistakes and how to fix them, 1. How can I visually separate touching shapes? 2. How do I make pencil stop smudging? 3. How can I fill the page neatly in time This is my first attempt to convert a google slides document into a .pdf. If it doesn't work, please let me know and I'll send you the presentation v

"Describe, analyze, interpret and judge works of art" Use this handout to guide discussion and critical thinking about any artwork. Meet perceiving/knowing and responding/reflecting curriculum standards and provide summative assessment in visual art class. You may also enjoy. . . Art Customer Review Slideshow CompanionHow to have more art-making timeColoring Techniques Illustrated Slideshow

Learn about the seven elements of art through reading and drawing. Each definition is followed by space for students to illustrate the definition. Especially designed for students who prefer hands-on activities to lectures, and summative grades. 3 pages page 1 - illustrated cover includes examples of all art elements except color page 2 - student activity "Illustrate the definition for each art element using the subject of your choice" -line, shape, form page 3. - color, value, texture, space

Students will develop criteria for evaluating artworks, by pretending they are art customers on the Internet. This worksheet is intended as a fun way to take notes, supplementing a teacher created slideshow. Corresponds with Ohio State Standards for Visual Arts grades 6-7-8 "Develop and use criteria for making judgments about artworks and visual imagery and use descriptive language when talking and writing about works of art."

Corresponding notes worksheet to "Coloring Techniques" slideshow, below. Great for summative assessment and grading in art class. Coloring Techniques Slideshow