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Grid Drawing Rubric - 8th Grade RUBRIC MIDDLE [6TH-8TH]	BY: MzLippy ON: Mar 02, 2012	KEEPS: 11 LIKES: 0
Rubric for grid drawing aligned to Arkansas Standards

Hallway Perspective Project Checklist RUBRIC MULTIPLE LEVEL	BY: epictraveler ON: Feb 26, 2012	KEEPS: 12 LIKES: 3
This is what I give my students at the beginning of the project to let them see what is required of them and how to best pace themselves. It also includes reflection questions for the students to complete after the project is finished.

Variety Principle Overview SMARTBOARD MULTIPLE LEVEL	BY: epictraveler ON: Feb 26, 2012	KEEPS: 2 LIKES: 0
This is the SmartBoard slideshow I use to introduce my students to the Variety principle of design

Impressionist Project Checklist RUBRIC HIGH [9TH-12TH]	BY: epictraveler ON: Feb 26, 2012	KEEPS: 15 LIKES: 5
This is what I give my students at the beginning of the project to let them see what is required of them and how to best pace themselves. It also includes reflection questions for the students to complete after the project is finished.

"Draw Now" Warm-Ups SMARTBOARD MULTIPLE LEVEL	BY: epictraveler ON: Feb 26, 2012	KEEPS: 20 LIKES: 5
These are the SmartBoard Notebook files I use as students come in during the first 7 minutes of class. The objective is to use their creativity to "Think Outside of the Box" and make the shape/doodle/squiggle into a picture that no one else would think of.

Art Bucks INVESTMENT MULTIPLE LEVEL	BY: epictraveler ON: Feb 26, 2012	KEEPS: 13 LIKES: 2
These are Art Bucks which can be printed on colored paper and cut out to hand out as an investment/reward/positive reinforcement system for your art classroom and redeemed for prizes.

Mouse Paint LESSON PLAN EARLY [PK-K]	BY: imagiNATION ON: Jan 24, 2012	KEEPS: 23 LIKES: 4
This is a color mixing lesson I did with my kinders based off of the book "Mouse Paint" by Ellen Stoll Walsh

Milwaukee Art Museum Teacher Resource Site WEBSITE MULTIPLE LEVEL	BY: MilwaukeeArtMuseum ON: Dec 21, 2011	KEEPS: 9 LIKES: 3
This website holds resources for using the Milwaukee Art Museum’s Collection and exhibitions into your curriculum—from quick activities you can implement tomorrow, to inspiring lesson plans, to concise background information about exhibitions and works of art. And, of course, there are plenty of high-quality images. The site is also an online learning community for you and your colleagues in the state and across the region. http://teachers.mam.org

Comprehensive Upper Elementary Secondary Creation Rubric RUBRIC MULTIPLE LEVEL	BY: BizHarris ON: Nov 14, 2011	KEEPS: 9 LIKES: 0
These two rubrics were created using the Scholastic Art award rubric and the AP art rubrics and adjusted for age appropriate ability and MS and AR state learning goals/frameworks. Use this to help your students gauge where they stand against your goals and where they need to grow!

Art-To-Go OTHER ELEMENTARY [1ST-5TH]	BY: PortlandArtMuseum ON: Nov 09, 2011	KEEPS: 3 LIKES: 1
If you an elementary teacher in the greater Portland, OR area we have an art resource for you. Our docents will bring a tour to you. There is a presentation and optional art making activity. And if you can make it to the museum we have two tours that complement these programs.

Picasso Self Portrait UNIT PLAN MIDDLE [6TH-8TH]	BY: Brianne ON: Nov 03, 2011	KEEPS: 16 LIKES: 4
These resources are just about everything you need to teach a 4 week unit on self portraits. Proportion is heavily discussed. Students also learn about Picasso's styles and how he liked to change proportion in his portraits, yet retain unity through his color choices. Final projects involve creating correctly proportioned self portraits and using colored chalk to incorporate a unifying color scheme.

Smarthistory.org WEBSITE MULTIPLE LEVEL	BY: MilwaukeeArtMuseum ON: Oct 25, 2011	KEEPS: 22 LIKES: 3
Smarthistory.org is a free and open, not-for-profit, art history textbook. Part of the Khan Academy, we use multimedia to deliver unscripted conversations between art historians about the history of art. http://smarthistory.khanacademy.org/

Color Mixing: Color Wheel LESSON PLAN MIDDLE [6TH-8TH]	BY: CaptureCreativity ON: Oct 22, 2011	KEEPS: 48 LIKES: 10
Using the attached pie slice, students create any design and repeat it to create a 12-step color wheel. Then, you teach them how to mix colors!

Creating Forms LESSON PLAN MULTIPLE LEVEL	BY: CaptureCreativity ON: Oct 21, 2011	KEEPS: 38 LIKES: 9
This is a quick project introducing the creation of forms from shapes using one-point perspective (practice sheets attached).

Circular Weaving: Radial Balance LESSON PLAN MULTIPLE LEVEL	BY: imagiNATION ON: Oct 21, 2011	KEEPS: 23 LIKES: 9
This is a simple paper plate weaving I did with 4th grade last year. It could easily be done with older students as well. The kids really loved it (you could hear a pin drop when they were working). It took a few more lessons than I would have liked but the results were well worth the wait!

Value Worksheet WORKSHEET ELEMENTARY [1ST-5TH]	BY: imagiNATION ON: Oct 20, 2011	KEEPS: 32 LIKES: 6
A simple worksheet to introduce value. Goes with the Value Skyline lesson.

Value Skyline LESSON PLAN ELEMENTARY [1ST-5TH]	BY: imagiNATION ON: Oct 20, 2011	KEEPS: 49 LIKES: 7
I used this lesson in fourth grade. It is an introduction to value as well as a conceptual project that explores dusk, sunset and skylines.

Behavior Tracking TRACKING MULTIPLE LEVEL	BY: imagiNATION ON: Oct 20, 2011	KEEPS: 11 LIKES: 3
This is the system I use for behavior and participation points in my elementary art room. Can easily be used for all grades. Detailed explanation within.

Essential Items for an Elementary School Art Room SUPPLY LIST ELEMENTARY [1ST-5TH]	BY: imagiNATION ON: Oct 19, 2011	KEEPS: 36 LIKES: 6
A beginners list for essential classroom materials in an elementary school setting.

Contour and Implied Line POWERPOINT ELEMENTARY [1ST-5TH]	BY: mrwinningham ON: Oct 17, 2011	KEEPS: 21 LIKES: 1
A very simple powerpoint introducing implied and contour line. I followed this lesson with still life drawing from direct observation. Students picked out of objects I collected from around the room (staplers, scissors, fruit, bottle, etc) They had to include contour lines of course and they also had to show me some implied lines.

The Credit Line POWERPOINT MULTIPLE LEVEL	BY: GregintheDelta ON: Oct 17, 2011	KEEPS: 10 LIKES: 4
I used this powerpoint when teaching about the Credit Line. This lesson was part of a larger unit about Art Criticism.

Intro to Shape - Circle and Triangle Lions LESSON PLAN EARLY [PK-K]	BY: imagiNATION ON: Oct 17, 2011	KEEPS: 23 LIKES: 5
This is an introduction to what makes a shape as well as a focus lesson on identifying and creating circles and triangles. As it is so fundamental, it is suitable for pre-k or kinders.

Light: Electomagnetic Waves POWERPOINT MIDDLE [6TH-8TH]	BY: LaurenGillooly ON: Oct 16, 2011	KEEPS: 12 LIKES: 3
Powerpoint presentation on visible light. Explains where visible light waves fall in the electromagnetic spectrum, and how these waves create the colors that we see.

Turning Mistakes into smART Successes UNIT PLAN MIDDLE [6TH-8TH]	BY: ahemrick ON: Oct 15, 2011	KEEPS: 27 LIKES: 6
Style: Expressionism Medium: Paint/Marker Qualitative skill: turning mistakes into successes Project: expressive string paintings, expressive line drawings

Google Art Project WEBSITE MULTIPLE LEVEL	BY: The_smARTteacher ON: Oct 14, 2011	KEEPS: 18 LIKES: 1
Explore museums from around the world, discover and view hundreds of artworks at incredible zoom levels. http://www.googleartproject.com/

Tardy/Behavior Reflections MANAGEMENT HIGH [9TH-12TH]	BY: emilymc ON: Oct 09, 2011	KEEPS: 20 LIKES: 6
Positively framed reflection prompts to assign tardy or misbehaving students. Note: I am not the original author.

Procedures Guided Notes MANAGEMENT HIGH [9TH-12TH]	BY: emilymc ON: Oct 09, 2011	KEEPS: 20 LIKES: 5
Handout for students to take notes as they are first introduced to classroom procedures.

Careers in Art HANDOUT MULTIPLE LEVEL	BY: CaptureCreativity ON: Oct 07, 2011	KEEPS: 34 LIKES: 7
This 2-page PDF includes brief descriptions and example images for 12 arts-related career options. Also, enjoy the Aardman (creators of Wallace & Gromit) studio tour video!

NYC Dept. of Ed. "Blueprint for the Arts" STANDARDS MULTIPLE LEVEL	BY: epictraveler ON: Oct 07, 2011	KEEPS: 14 LIKES: 3
This is a resource used by New York City visual art teachers with benchmarks, suggested themes, and project ideas for each grade, K-12. It also includes ways to link to other cross-curriculum subjects such as literacy or math.

Street Seen: The Psychological Gesture in American Photography, 1940-1959 TEACHER'S GUIDE MULTIPLE LEVEL	BY: MilwaukeeArtMuseum ON: Oct 06, 2011	KEEPS: 3 LIKES: 1
This Teacher's Guide on the Milwaukee Art Museum's "Street Seen: The Psychological Gesture in American Photography, 1940-1959" exhibition, includes background information, classroom ideas, and lesson plans for use in the Museum galleries and in your classroom.