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This is a one week lesson and assignment on Copyright and Appropriation. The lesson includes: Review of CopyrightArtistic AppropriationAre Andy Warhol’s “Soup Cans” Stealing?Defining Cultural AppropriationPicasso and African Masks ArticlesAppropriation vs AppreciationProfit and Robert Indiana’s “Love” SculptureDiscussionThink-Pair-ShareDuchamp’s “Fountain”Art Assignment DetailsExit Ticket

Pop Art Unit: Lesson, Activities, Assignment. Studying pop art in a high school art class is important because it provides students with a unique lens through which they can explore and understand the cultural and artistic shifts of the 20th century, while also encouraging critical thinking about consumer culture and mass media. Additionally, it offers students the opportunity to experiment with bold, contemporary techniques and engage with everyday subjects, fostering their creativity and perso

This is a fun unit that takes about a month to complete. Students learn about landscape painting, painting techniques, colour mixing and art analysis. Unit Includes: Tools, tips and techniquesActivityIllusion of SpaceHow to create the illusion of spaceArt AnalysisActivityHow to paint landscapeFamous paintingColour MixingTips for landscape paintingAssignment detailsRubric

Exploring Pen and Ink Lesson, Activities and Assignment. Studying pen and ink in high school art class is important because it provides students with essential artistic skills and fosters a deeper appreciation for the historical and creative aspects of art. It equips them with precision, patience, and an understanding of the medium's cultural significance. Lesson includes: Learning ObjectivesDiscussionHistoryFamous ArtistsMaterialsBasic Techniques3 ActivitiesHomeworkAssignmentSuccess Criteria

This lesson would happen after students have created their own poems. In this lesson, you will receive: 1. Slideshow Lesson: 3 part lesson plan 2. Workstations printout 3. Student handout: Peer editing checklist

Colour and Value Lesson: Water Droplet Assignment. Should be completed in 1-2 weeks. Lesson includes: Materials NeededWhat are Oil Pastels?TechniquesValue WorkSketchbook WorkWater Droplet Images StudyAssignment DetailsRubricStudent SamplesSubmitting Work

Round Table Discussion Lesson and Assignment. Round table discussions in an English class are a collaborative and interactive form of group discussion where students sit in a circular arrangement to engage in meaningful dialogue about a specific literary work, topic, or text. Lesson Includes: Learning Outcomes Welcome and Introduction  Understanding Round Table Discussions Preparing for a Round Table Discussion  The Round Table Discussion Process Active Listening and Contribution  Reflection an

Abstract Art Lesson and Assignment. Studying and painting abstract art in high school allows students to develop a deeper understanding of artistic expression, fostering creativity and pushing boundaries beyond traditional art forms, encouraging them to explore emotions, ideas, and individual perspectives through color, form, and non-representational concepts, honing their critical thinking and visual communication skills in the process. Lesson includes: Video IntroductionWhat is abstract art?Hi

Studying duality and juxtaposition in art enriches our understanding of complex themes by allowing artists to explore contrasting ideas within a single composition. Through the use of contrasting elements, artists can create visually dynamic artworks that provoke thought and emotion, encouraging viewers to engage in critical reflection and interpretation. This exploration of duality and juxtaposition contributes to a deeper appreciation of the multifaceted nature of the human experience as expr

Introduction to Watercolors Lesson, Activities and Assignment. This unit allows high school art students to explore the captivating world of watercolor painting, developing their skills while encouraging creative expression and attention to detail. Lesson Includes: HistoryFamous ArtistsActivities 1, 2, 3AssignmentInstructionsSuccess Criteria

Grade 9 or 10 English Reading and Writing DiagnosticAn English class diagnostic at the beginning of the year serves as a valuable tool for teachers to understand their students' abilities and needs, tailor instruction accordingly, and track progress throughout the academic year. It helps create a more effective and individualized learning experience for students.To be completed in 1 class. It consists of: I. Reading ComprehensionA. Multiple Choice QuestionsB. Short Answer Questions II. Writing S

In this unit, students research a famous photographer, learning about their background, style, and impact. They select one photographer to focus on, critique one of their iconic images, and create a photograph inspired by that artist’s techniques. Students will then create a slideshow presentation that includes their research, photograph critique, and their own inspired image. The unit encourages students to analyze composition, lighting, and emotion in photography while developing their own cr

Surreal Collage Lesson and Assignment with Rubric. Lesson includes: SurrealismHistoryCutting and PastingElements of SurrealismExamples of Surreal CollageAssignment DetailsCriteria for EvaluationRubricThis assignment encourages students to explore Surrealist collage techniques, experiment with their creativity, and develop a deeper understanding of Surrealism and the subconscious mind.

Lesson on Cindy Sherman and Jeff Wall with many opportunities for discussion and analysis. LESSON OBJECTIVES Students will be introduced to the process and strategies of two contemporary photographers. Students will consider how these photographers incorporate cinematic and literary references. Students will consider how places pictured in these photographs may provide clues about the identity of their subjects. Students will make a work of art that suggests a story beyond what is visible in an

Surreal Dream Acrylic Painting Lesson and Assignment. Studying surrealism introduces high school students to unconventional perspectives, fostering creativity and critical thinking, while learning acrylic painting techniques provides hands-on skills in a versatile medium, preparing students for artistic exploration and potential future endeavors in the art world. Lesson includes: What is SurrealismSurreal Art and ArtistsSymbolismDiscussionSketchbook TaskProject DetailsSuccess CriteriaStudent Sam

Major sketchbook semester long assignment. Provides the opportunity to take students out weekly to draw nature and architecture. A nature sketchbook is a personal journal where artists document observations and drawings of the natural world, including landscapes, flora, and fauna. High school art students benefit from maintaining a nature sketchbook as it enhances their observational skills, understanding of form and detail, and encourages a deeper connection with the environment. It serves as a

Students learn to write extended paragraphs to express complex ideas effectively, fostering critical thinking and communication skills essential for academic and professional success. Extended paragraphs enable in-depth analysis and structured expression, facilitating clearer communication and deeper exploration of various topics. Lesson includes: IntroductionComponentsExampleHomeworkTopic Sentence and Supporting DetailsHomeworkTransitionConclusionHomeworkAssignment detailsInstructionsSubmission

Explore Renaissance painting, art schools, and portraiture in a high school setting. Focus on underpainting techniques. Students create a portrait masterpiece, applying lessons from the unit, culminating in reflective analysis. Lesson includes: Hook: Renaissance  VideoIntro to the RenaissanceResearch, Reflection, SketchbookArt Schools of the RenaissanceResearch, Reflection, SketchbookPortraitsResearch, Reflection, SketchbookUnderpaintingResearch, Reflection, SketchbookPortrait Painting Assignmen

Introduction to Clay Sculpture: Lesson, Activity and Assignment. This unit should take about 3 weeks and is so much fun! The kids will love it. Unit Includes: BasicsMaterialsUse and HandlingMethods of SculptingKilnGlazingCleaningTipsActivityAssignment

Exploring Elements of Fiction in "On the Sidewalk Bleeding" UNIT and ASSIGNMENT. Group work, discussions and written work each day! Reading "On the Sidewalk Bleeding" is important as it engages students in a poignant exploration of themes such as prejudice, identity, and the consequences of societal expectations. The narrative provides a platform for meaningful discussions about the complexities of human interactions and the impact of labels and stereotypes. Writing a literary paragraph about t