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If you are using the Charcoal Still Life lesson or project log, this rubric helps complete the lesson.

Using the Non-Portrait Self-Portrait lesson and project log? Include the rubric to help you complete the lesson!

If you are using rubrics for projects, here is a blank project rubric that includes the division of points and sections, but leaves areas open for you to personalize.

Murals can be found in almost any community. It's likely your students have witnessed public art at some point in their lives. This fun, meaningful project allows your students to create large-scale artwork and engage in thought-provoking questions about why art is sometimes "free." This project log includes step-by-step directions, learning goals, requirements, reflection, and more. Use the Mural Project Lesson Plan for further directions on how to utilize this project log in your classroom.

Murals can be found in almost any community. It's likely your students have witnessed public art at some point in their lives. This fun, meaningful project allows your students to create large-scale artwork and engage in thought-provoking questions about why art is sometimes "free." This project log includes step-by-step directions, learning goals, requirements, reflection, and more. SeeSaw addition added to this project log. Use the Mural Project Lesson Plan for further directions on how to u

Limited supplies in your art classroom, but want your students to experience sculpture? Use this found object/recyclable sculpture project log! This project allows students to create work from "garbage," found objects, or recyclable materials. Students love finding weird and unique ways to use things that others may throw away. One person's trash is another person's treasure! Use the Found Object/Recyclable Sculpture Lesson Plan for further directions on how to utilize this project log in your

Limited supplies in your art classroom, but want your students to experience sculpture? Use this found object/recyclable sculpture project log! This project allows students to create work from "garbage," found objects, or recyclable materials. Students love finding weird and unique ways to use things that others may throw away. One person's trash is another person's treasure! SeeSaw addition added to this project log. Use the Found Object/Recyclable Sculpture Lesson Plan for further directions

Critiques can often be monotonous for students, but there are essential for reflection and learning! Try out a new idea with "Interview with an Artist!" Pairs or groups interview each other as if they are writing an article about the famous artist (another student). This is a great way to have students to connect with each other and hear about the work that each student is doing in your class!