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Help your students understand fractions using visual representation. Have your students cut and paste the appropriate fractions to the picture. Perfect mini activity after your introduction lesson.

This power point contains information to help you teach the elements and principles of art and design. The 7 Elements: Line, Shape, Texture, Form, Space, Color, Value The 9 Principles: Balance, Emphasis, Movement, Pattern/ Repetition, Rhythm, Proportion, Variety, Unity.

Have your students measure the provided item to the nearest whole number. A great way to introduce the following: Measuring Tools in the classroom The Ruler Whole Numbers

This worksheet is the perfect activity for your students to complete before jumping into your lesson on weather! Your students can track the date, time, season, weather, temperature and tomorrows weather! Perfect for Elementary or Special Education! Students will learn how to research the weather for tomorrow and use a thermometer to graph the temperature. You can either bring your students outside with this worksheet or pull up a weather website so they can use that as a reference!!

Have your students get familiar with the color wheel with this simple, self explanatory reference. Students will color the triangles and then create a gradient with color pencil or crayon around the outside.

After introducing Pointillism to your kiddos, this handout will allow them to apply their newly learned knowledge. Any medium will do!

Elements of Art The elements of art are the building blocks used by artists to create a work of art. This printable poster or hand out is a colorful modern twist on our elements! Simply print out and format this document for a large sized poster for your classroom decor or print out on standard paper to have your students fill out and use as a reference!

This simple and informative worksheet is broken down into 6 categories to help your kiddos understand color theory. Have your students learn by doing! Decide what medium you would like your kiddos to use and simple follow the worksheet. Perfect for sub plans or pre/post assessment to a project! xoxo Enjoy :)

Dot the Letter is a fun way to introduce the alphabet to our kiddos. Have your students use dot markets/ highlighter/ or markers to find the letter in the clouds and raindrops. There is a page for each letter ! A-Z

This is a Warm VS Cool handout. The sun side is warm and the moon side is cool to show the students the difference between the two.

The perfect lesson plan for elementary ceramics. Students will understand the steps to create a pinch pot. Included are questions, visuals on each step, and examples of finished products!

This hand out gives a brief description on the history behind The Great Wave off Kanagawa by Hokusai. Below you can tailor the lesson how ever you like. I provided three boxes to help students recreate the wave during this guided drawing lesson. You can even have your students use this sheet as a planning stage during this 1-2 day lesson. Stretch the lesson out with a full history period on the great wave.

The perfect mini project for the early finishers or last minute sub plans! Students are required to finish the picture... but it has to be something other than "WHAT IT'S NOT"

A step by step visual for creating a pinch pot! Print this out, laminate, and hand out to your students to help them create their pots our of either air dry clay or regular clay!

This types of lines worksheet allows students to work on their knowledge of lines, and their challenges their ability to cut and paste. INCLUDED in this purchase is a blank "types of line" sheet & sheet with the types of lines and directions - you will also get a teacher sample.

Adorable and simple Sub Plans Sheet - Printable Available size 8.5 x 11

This is a pattern sheet I created for reference.