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Take Your Students Back to the Beginning of Art History!Stop the "history is boring" groans before they start. This immersive Prehistoric Cave Art Unit turns your classroom into a Paleolithic sanctuary. This isn't just a drawing activity; it’s a deep dive into the first human stories and the Elements of Art that started it all. Whether you are an Art teacher or a Social Studies teacher covering Ancient Civilizations, this "Unit in a Box" has everything you need for a successful, high-engageme

Help your students explore who they are through art with this engaging mixed-media self-portrait project! Perfect for grades 7–9, this lesson guides students in expressing their identity through symbolism, layering, and creative mixed-media techniques. Students create a portrait that represents both what they show to the world and the deeper layers beneath the surface. This project blends artmaking, reflection, and personal storytelling—ideal for promoting social-emotional learning and self-

This sounds like a comprehensive and meaningful resource package for Veterans Day. Here is a summary optimized for a Teachers Pay Teachers (TpT) product description: Veterans Day Poppy Art Project: "Lest We Forget" (Text & Collage Bundle) A complete, no-prep visual arts and remembrance lesson bundle that guides students through creating a beautiful, symbolic poppy artwork using the powerful phrase, "Lest we forget."This bundle is a heartfelt way to honor veterans while integrating ELA concepts (

The "In the Style Of..." Self-Portrait Project: Artist Analysis & Technique Mastery (9-Day Unit)Tired of generic art history projects? This comprehensive 9-Day High School Art Unit challenges students to move beyond simple imitation and dive into authentic artistic analysis. Students select a master artist (like Van Gogh, Kahlo, or Picasso) and create a self-portrait using that artist's specific signature technique (e.g., impasto, Ben-Day dots, fragmentation). This is the perfect lesson to bl

The Art Passport Project is an interdisciplinary, multicultural art unit where students “travel” to five countries, explore iconic artists and cultural styles, and create original works inspired by them. Students collect stamps, reflect on learning, and engage in hands-on art-making that reinforces global awareness and visual expression. The Art Passport Project is a printable, standards-aligned multicultural art unit designed for upper elementary students. Students "travel" to five countries—

Bring creativity and hands-on learning into your classroom with this engaging Paper Rolled Bowls Art Project! Students learn how to transform simple strips of paper into beautiful, colorful bowls using rolling, coiling, and shaping techniques. This no-prep project is perfect for elementary art rooms, STEAM lessons, early finishers, sub plans, or anytime you need a low-cost, high-engagement activity. This resource includes step-by-step instructions, printable student pages, templates, a rubric,

Perfect for October Fun and Shape Review!This Halloween-themed art project helps young learners explore shapes, colors, and creativity while building fine motor skills! Students use basic shapes to design their own Silly Shape Monsters—not scary, just silly! What’s Included: Printable shape templates (circle, square, triangle, rectangle, oval) Accessory template (arms, legs, horns, wings) Teacher directions and project guide Example image for classroom display inspiration Skills Practiced:

34 Slides of the Intro to Ancient Egypt with 8 pages of guided notes Includes: The Geography of Ancient Egypt The Nile River Religion Deities Old Kingdom Middle Kingdom New Kingdom Menes The Pyramids and Sphinx Mummification Hatshepsut Akhenaton Tutankhamen Ramses II (The Great) Abu Simbel: Temple of Ramses the Great The Decline of Egypt Egyptian Society Hieroglyphics The Rosetta Stone Egyptian Art Egyptian Advancements in Math and Science Egyptian Monuments

81 Slides of the 1920's Culture Slides with Guided Notes Includes: Jazz Age Economic Prosperity Consumerism 1920's Products Buying on Credit Buying on Margin Stock Market Check for Understandings Mass Radio and Music Silent Movies Airplanes Baseball Model T Women Suffrage Flappers Charleston Art Styles after WWI

51 Slides of the Origin of the Civil War with guided notes. 1945-1991 Includes: What was the Cold War? Political Differences Communism Why Communism never worked American Democracy Distrust Yalta Conference Satellite Nations The Iron Curtain George Kennan Truman Doctrine Marshall Plan Berlin Airlift NATO The Warsaw Pact Cold War Timeline

Imagine that you are a journalist in Ancient Greece. You will be creating a newspaper as if you were living during this civilization. Please take into consideration what you have learned so far about Ancient Greece. This project will require you to get creative!