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This is a very easy to understand drawing assignment. First students create a collage. Next they pick at least three items from the collage. Using the three items students set up three thumbnail compositions. Students pick the strongest composition & draw using value.

Here are 5 handouts each containing 10 artists & their works. This is a fun, colorful way to meet 50 artists. I also included answer keys. If you like these handouts follow me as I create this series called Meet 50 Artists. I have already posted some games & a really cool poster to use in your classroom.

This is a simple way to cover many artists through history. I give a brief description of the artist and style. Students follow along and fill in the numbers. This can be used for researching or a painting project.

This is a bundle of tests. There are three tests including answer keys. There are two based on color which are two pages each. Also there is one based on color, elements & principles which is three pages.

This project works as an easy filler project for those who finish early. Or it can be used as an actual assignment since it involves so much. • using a compass • elements of design (value, line, space, shape, texture & color) • using watercolors There is very little instruction with very good results! I included the four steps to hang on your bulletin board. Have fun!

This handout can be used for any work of art. The American Gothic is a perfect painting to begin with. Students will learn the six facts in a credit line and also look at art and try to understand it by using the four steps of art criticism.

This is a fun way to teach a little art history. There is a handout to use as an overview of art history with a key. There is a supplemental poster for your classroom. There is also a handout which explains the project. This is a great way to teach full color painting while throwing in some art history.

This is a fun graphic art assignment. Students can work on this project in school or remotely. It will work for all levels & can be used for various areas in your curriculum.

Hey Physical Education Teachers or any teachers, get your students motivated. Help them pick monthly goals & stick to them. Print each student individual pages or print one for each class and have them challenge each other. Each day when they complete their goal, they can color in the date! Whichever student or class has the most dates colored in wins in more ways than one! What a fun way to stay motivated.

Add a little color & fun to your writing assignments. Included you will find inspirational quotes for each writing prompt. There are four prompts based on pertinent questions for young people. Enjoy!

How are you feeling today? Mental health is so important now. We all need to talk about our feelings. Here are some writing prompts based on feelings & emotions. I used emojis because what student doesn't recognize and love all these popular facial expressions. Get your students talking about & sharing feelings!

There are nine pages of Halloween activities. You will find hand-outs with writing prompts. There are some coloring pages & a dice game. Have Fun!

Teach the alphabet, letter sounds & colors!• Give each student a colorful letters hand out. • Hold up individual letters. (print & cut apart) • Students will trace the letter with marker using the color of the letter you hold up! • You can add more like the sound the letter makes!

This is a printmaking unit with handouts & evaluation form.

This is an awesome sculpture project. It takes time because there are so many steps. I use Claes Oldenburg's work to introduce some art history. First they research & draw thumbnails. The handout gives step by step instructions with many awesome examples. This is a fun project. I have always had outstanding results.

Mix Christmas with stamina reading and what do you get? Excited Readers! Use these wonderful printouts as counts downs and incentives.

Here are ten Thanksgiving handouts. These activities include art, writing, thinking, creativity and fun!

Let the people in your class, job & life know when they have done well. Print these out, add a special note & give them to the deserving.

This is a fun, well designed self-reflection journal. There is a worksheet for each month. You can use them all or pick & choose the pertinent months! It will really make you think.

This is a fun handout where students will unscramble art professions. Students can also work with a partner or group for a little fun competition.