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First Grade Skills Checklist RUBRIC EARLY [PK-K]	BY: Eponine24601 ON: Aug 29, 2012	KEEPS: 43 LIKES: 10
This is a skills checklist/rubric I created to assess my first grade students during the first six-week marking period.

Elementary Art Rubric RUBRIC ELEMENTARY [1ST-5TH]	BY: Eponine24601 ON: Aug 29, 2012	KEEPS: 29 LIKES: 7
This is a rubric I created and use to assess my older elementary (3rd-5th grade) students.

Conferencing Rubric RUBRIC HIGH [9TH-12TH]	BY: Jenncook678 ON: Aug 28, 2012	KEEPS: 22 LIKES: 6
This is a rubric that I developed for my daily conferencing with students. Please give me suggestions or ideas for improvement. Feedback is always welcome!

Art Music Video!! LESSON PLAN MIDDLE [6TH-8TH]	BY: AmyHall ON: Aug 26, 2012	KEEPS: 40 LIKES: 6
My Middle School students (5th - 8th) recreated some of their favorite pieces of art... by making themselves a part of the art! We lip synced and filmed the results! Can you identify the pieces of artwork? Some are tricky! Answers at the end of the video. https://vimeo.com/33827081 This took about 6 classes to complete. 1 to plan, 4 to actually gather materials and recreate the pieces and 2 to film. I burned all of the kids a copy of the dvd and they have been talking about it since!

Dr. Seuss Watercolor Landscape LESSON PLAN MIDDLE [6TH-8TH]	BY: BlairNicole1011 ON: Aug 25, 2012	KEEPS: 38 LIKES: 4
Students will learn about the art of Dr. Seuss, foreground middle ground and background, the basics of color theory, and watercolor techniques. Student exercise their own creativity when they create their own Dr. Seuss inspired landscapes! Students LOVE this project!

Distorted Grids POWERPOINT MULTIPLE LEVEL	BY: Jenncook678 ON: Aug 25, 2012	KEEPS: 25 LIKES: 6
Students build on their knowledge of grid drawings as they try to master the distorted grid - inspired by the "melted" work of Salvador Dali. Suitable for any age after students have been exposed to regular grid drawings.

Art Room Rules Poster SIGNAGE MULTIPLE LEVEL	BY: lightARTed ON: Aug 22, 2012	KEEPS: 56 LIKES: 20
Art room rules poster I created in Word. I printed on 18x24 glossy poster from Office depot and purchased a poster frame to hang it in my room. I have also attached the word doc. if you want to make any changes.

Idiom Collage LESSON PLAN MIDDLE [6TH-8TH]	BY: ArtKat0508 ON: Aug 21, 2012	KEEPS: 41 LIKES: 6
Students pick a figure of speech, like when pigs fly, and create a collage using a mono-print, magazine pictures, and patterned paper.

Abstract Patterns in Nature LESSON PLAN MULTIPLE LEVEL	BY: lightARTed ON: Aug 19, 2012	KEEPS: 25 LIKES: 7
Students discover patterns in nature and how artists use those patterns in design.

Art Room Table Jobs MANAGEMENT INSTRUCTOR ONLY	BY: KatieMorris ON: Aug 19, 2012	KEEPS: 15 LIKES: 2
I decided to try assigning jobs to whole tables that can be rotated each Art class. These are the 6 jobs that I think will work well in my classroom. The colored swatches correspond with the 6 tables. They are laminated with magnetic tape on the back to make rotating easy.

Can you keep a Secret? The Post Secret Project YEAR-LONG PLAN HIGH [9TH-12TH]	BY: Jenncook678 ON: Aug 17, 2012	KEEPS: 30 LIKES: 5
Post Secret is a site that uses secrets as an art form. http://www.postsecret.com/ I have used their site as inspiration for a year long art project to try to make my classroom a community.

Anatomy of a letter HANDOUT MULTIPLE LEVEL	BY: Jenncook678 ON: Aug 14, 2012	KEEPS: 12 LIKES: 1
Learn all the parts of a letter. This is a great handout for a Graphic Arts class that might be learning about font creation.

Didier Triglia Head Cans LESSON PLAN MULTIPLE LEVEL	BY: lightARTed ON: Aug 13, 2012	KEEPS: 99 LIKES: 33
Didier Triglia is a French artist who creates art in a wide variety of media. This particular lesson is influenced by his paintings made from crushed cans. This is a wonderful recycled art unit that can inspire many different types of art projects from 2D to 3D.

Art Classroom Job Application WORKSHEET MULTIPLE LEVEL	BY: epictraveler ON: Aug 13, 2012	KEEPS: 22 LIKES: 5
Mimic the real world job application process by finding out from your students why they think they would be good at whatever classroom job they want most. You could also tie in classroom jobs with investment by providing an incentive/reward for those that have classroom jobs and do them well. (See my link to my "Art Bucks" Resource for an idea on this)

Individual Art Tracker TRACKING MULTIPLE LEVEL	BY: epictraveler ON: Aug 13, 2012	KEEPS: 11 LIKES: 4
I took the basic idea of a painter's palette, and placed 10 paint spots, each representing a 10% increment. Students can color in or place a sticker over the percentage score of each graded project so they can see their progress over time.

Introduction to Postmodernism POWERPOINT HIGH [9TH-12TH]	BY: ali_courtney ON: Aug 12, 2012	KEEPS: 13 LIKES: 4
I introduced Postmodernism to Year 11 students by explaining, through artworks, four key issues: 1. Originality 2. Meaning 3. Legitimation 4. One Story vs many stories This is a VoiceThread. You don't need to have signed up to use it. It has my recorded notes over most of it. Let me know what you think!

Student Portfolio Requirements HANDOUT MIDDLE [6TH-8TH]	BY: MsFoushee ON: Aug 10, 2012	KEEPS: 22 LIKES: 10
This is what my 8th grade students will receive at the beginning of the year to tape to the inside of their sketchbooks. I have a drawer with hanging folders for each student to put their work in. "Portfolio workdays" are great for early finishers, those awkward days before holiday breaks, and days when you can't really start a new project. (*This yearlong portfolio assignment is only a measure of art skills with no art history goals, although that can be included!)

First Day Seats MANAGEMENT ELEMENTARY [1ST-5TH]	BY: LauraLuebbert ON: Aug 09, 2012	KEEPS: 10 LIKES: 4
Dice or colored game pieces.

Musical Chair Portraits! First Day Activity MANAGEMENT ELEMENTARY [1ST-5TH]	BY: LauraLuebbert ON: Aug 09, 2012	KEEPS: 38 LIKES: 5
The first day of school can be long for young students. Try this for seat assignments. You will need 8x10 paper and drawing tools. Give each student a sheet of paper as they enter and take their seat. Then, instruct them to draw a large face shape on their paper. Next, when the music starts, they must find one person, say hello and ask them to draw a facial feature on their paper (swapping papers). When the music stops, they find an available seat. This should continue around the room with students searching out different partners each time to draw a feature. After about 6-7 turns, they should have a face with all the right parts on their paper. Whereever they end up in the room is their seat to begin the year. As they add details to their portraits, you can talk about classroom expectations, etc.

K-5 Year-long Curriculum map YEAR-LONG PLAN ELEMENTARY [1ST-5TH]	BY: stapier01 ON: Aug 07, 2012	KEEPS: 42 LIKES: 8
Flexible schedule for my entire year of teaching k-5 art. I have 23 classes, which I see 60 minutes each every week.

Contour Line Shoes LESSON PLAN HIGH [9TH-12TH]	BY: StephieArtTeacher ON: Aug 06, 2012	KEEPS: 35 LIKES: 8
To help students learn about basic contour lines and drawing what they see, students will remove one shoe and practice drawing it larger than it is in real life. They will then add regular objects from their bags or the room to create a design of overlapping shapes and basic lines. Once drawn with pencil, it will be outlined in ink.

Cut Paper Artist Posters LESSON PLAN HIGH [9TH-12TH]	BY: CaptureCreativity ON: Aug 06, 2012	KEEPS: 69 LIKES: 23
Students use cut paper to create a poster that promotes a particular artist. This project can be used as a great intro to art history and cut paper/collage technique. It can also be used in a design/advertising unit as a lesson on composition, visual hierarchy, and typography.

General Grading Policy RUBRIC MIDDLE [6TH-8TH]	BY: ArtKat0508 ON: Aug 05, 2012	KEEPS: 24 LIKES: 3
This is my generic rubric to explain to students what it is I am looking for in all art projects. I also included visual rubric images.

Creative/Divergent Thinking: Ten Black Dots, Donald Crews LESSON PLAN MULTIPLE LEVEL	BY: KAOBrien ON: Aug 05, 2012	KEEPS: 23 LIKES: 7
Essential Question: How can we use our creativity and imagination to make art out of basic shapes? This is a 'creativity formative assessment' lesson plan. The students will create images from their imagination using black dots as the basis for their design. Students will be exposed to divergent thinking through literature. Students will think creatively by solving problems in multiple ways.

Annual Unit Template and Weekly Breakdown TEMPLATE ELEMENTARY [1ST-5TH]	BY: jfrisco ON: Aug 04, 2012	KEEPS: 35 LIKES: 8
After teaching Art at the elementary level for five years, I realized that it would be extremely beneficial to have an easy Annual Unit Template as well as a weekly breakdown to adjust as needed. I certainly adjust them, but have finally created templates that work for me. Feel free to use and adjust as you see fit. Hopefully it saves others time and energy with planning for the various grade levels and units we teach. I have 24 sections of 1st-5th grade Art. I teach each section on a five day rotation. I have them for 1 hour every five days. Happy planning!

Overlapping Shape Paintings LESSON PLAN MULTIPLE LEVEL	BY: KatieMorris ON: Aug 04, 2012	KEEPS: 44 LIKES: 12
Students will create watercolor paintings using geometric shapes and analogous colors. This lesson is intended to teach students about color theory, geometric shapes, composition, and painting. I taught this to 4th grade and I think it would work for any higher grade as well.

Student Lead Art Critique OTHER MULTIPLE LEVEL	BY: margart ON: Aug 03, 2012	KEEPS: 32 LIKES: 8
Students lead the class in Art Critiques. The Art Critique medals have "cue questions" to get them started in asking their class questions about the artwork being critiqued in the 4 categories: Describe, Analyze, Interpretation, and Evaluation. The students may also wear French berets, mustache, wire-rimmed glasses and art apron to help them portray their role. All students have previously filled out a graphic organizer with their thoughts on the artwork being critiqued.

Klee Geometric Shape Fish LESSON PLAN ELEMENTARY [1ST-5TH]	BY: KatieMorris ON: Aug 03, 2012	KEEPS: 29 LIKES: 7
The students will use geometric shapes to create a fish inspired by Paul Klee.

Art History Inspired Trees LESSON PLAN ELEMENTARY [1ST-5TH]	BY: KatieMorris ON: Aug 02, 2012	KEEPS: 24 LIKES: 3
Students view a variety of trees from Art History to learn that they don't have to look the same to be "good" then make their own trees. The students paint with sticks, twigs, and fingers- no brushes allowed!

Wax Resist Kandinsky Circles LESSON PLAN MULTIPLE LEVEL	BY: KatieMorris ON: Aug 02, 2012	KEEPS: 28 LIKES: 10
Kindergarten students learned about Wassily Kandinsky and his Farbstudie Quadrate painting. The students identify the geometric shapes, draw their own concentric circles with crayon, then paint with watercolors to create a resist. I taught this to Kindergarten but it would be appropriate for any primary grade.