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For each element of art (line, value, shape, form, color, space, texture), draw an example, fill in requested content (e.g. a value scale, primary/secondary/tertiary colors, organic and geometric shapes, examples of overlapping and variety in space).
Includes: single worksheet/brochure page with a drawing/fill-in prompt for each of the seven elements of art
Complete print-and-go worksheets across 7 units, each covering an element of art (starting with 'line': color over lines, finish lines across the page) using outdoor/plant-science observation, referencing colored worked examples in the back of the book when needed.
Includes: how-to-use instructions · supplies list (pencil, colored pencils, acrylic paint, paintbrush, 3-ring binder, gluestick, scissors, access to outdoors)
Art Analysis Worksheets The Art Analysis Worksheets are a valuable resource for any art teacher looking to help their students gain a deeper understanding of the art they are studying. These 2-page worksheets are intended for use in the classroom or as homework assignments, and they can be used with any piece of art…
Includes: title/cover page · 'About the Author' bio page (Amanda Koonlaba, Party in the Art Room)
Use a grid to copy/replicate an optical-illusion pattern square-by-square onto their own grid, for each of 8 numbered patterns.
Practice hatching, cross-hatching, and stippling on a shading worksheet, then apply shading and creative imagery within one of eight bottle-shaped drawing templates.
Includes: 8 numbered bottle-outline drawing handouts (Bottle #01-#08) · Shading Practice worksheet covering hatching, cross-hatching, and stippling
These are Visual Art Critique Worksheets + Punch Cards. All you have to do is print and go. These are great any time you are studying a new artist or reviewing artwork.
Teaches the elements of art (line, texture, shape, and others in later units) in a print-and-go workbook format, using each of the seven continents (and animals from them) as the theme for one unit.
Includes: How to Use page (p.3) · Supplies list (p.4): pencil/eraser, colored pencils/crayons, acrylic washable paint, paintbrush, gluestick, scissors, internet/library…
Look at a printed scribble shape and draw a silly creature from it, using varied shapes, added expressions/accessories, texture, and color.
Includes: 6 scribble-to-creature drawing prompt pages, each with the same instructions ("Make silly creatures from the scribble")
Take notes on 8 color schemes (primary, secondary, complementary, warm, cool, triadic, analogous, monochromatic) from a slideshow, select one scheme, cut out 12 photos from magazines matching it, and assemble them into a planned Instagram-feed board.
Includes: 26-slide 'Color Theory' presentation explaining the color wheel and 8 color schemes · 2-page project instructions/rubric-style PDF listing materials and steps
Students identify symmetrical sea creatures, circle boxes showing correct lines of symmetry, draw a line of symmetry on sea creature images, and complete half-drawn sea creature images by drawing the mirrored (symmetrical) other half on multiple practice pages.
Includes: 'Looking for Symmetry' identification page (sea creatures showing symmetry) · 'Looking for Symmetry' circle-the-correct-lines worksheet
In each box, draw over a given mark to create new artwork; teacher checks off criteria per box (detailed, nicely coloured, colourful, creative) and rates overall quality, adding comments.
Includes: intro/instructions page · worksheet pages with 'mistake' boxes and a repeated teacher-evaluation checklist
Match collage types to descriptions, learn about composition/color/material/message in collages, and create original collages including one that tells a personal story.
Includes: Activity 1: Learn More About Collages, including a matching worksheet pairing collage types to descriptions
Draw or color pictures of themselves, their favorite animal/toy, a special person, and their house; trace their own name; complete guided self-awareness prompts with a teacher/adult.
Includes: Self-Awareness: Me (draw yourself, trace name) · Self-Awareness: My Favorite Animal
Solve a crossword using clues describing each art tradition/technique; unscramble letters to spell each art-tradition term from its clue; find the same set of vocabulary terms hidden in a word-search grid.
Includes: crossword puzzle with across/down clues (blank + solved copy) · word scramble worksheet (15 scrambled art-tradition terms with clues)
View a 74-slide presentation covering graphic types, color theory, and elements/principles of art, complete periodic in-slide review questions, and complete a 50-question review printable, checking answers against the provided key.
Includes: 70+ slide presentation on artistic design (elements and principles of art, raster/vector graphics, color theory) · in-presentation review question sets
Find and circle the listed vocabulary words (e.g. Art, Artist, Painting, Drawing, Sculpture, Museum, ...) hidden in a letter grid; a second copy of the puzzle with the solution filled in is included as an answer key.
Includes: word search puzzle (unsolved) · word list
Free download Use a grid to replicate/draw a given Op Art pattern (Pattern #05) step by step.
Includes: single directed-drawing grid worksheet (Pattern #05) with Name/Date fields
Free download Copy/paint six model images as shown on each worksheet.
Includes: 6 'copy the model' art worksheets (8-page PDF)
Interpret an abstract sketch and write about what it represents; identify and explain the most important/interesting elements; react to and rank a set of sketches by personal appeal and explain why.
Includes: teacher's guide for 'A S B K' (about the activity, level 1-3 guidance, targeted learner outcomes) plus matching reproducible student… · teacher's guide for 'Six Sketches' (about the activity, level 1-4 guidance, targeted learner outcomes) plus matching reproducible…
Students identify symmetrical insects, circle boxes showing correct lines of symmetry, draw a line of symmetry on insect images, and complete half-drawn insect images by drawing the mirrored (symmetrical) other half on multiple practice pages.
Includes: 'Looking for Symmetry' identification page (insects showing symmetry) · 'Looking for Symmetry' circle-the-correct-lines worksheet
Invite your students on an artistic journey with this Art Word Search! 🌈🖼️ Your students will be practicing art vocabulary, working on their spelling skills, and developing visual scanning skills—in a fun way! This no prep printable word search activity couples creativity with learning in the comfort of a print ready…
Introduce the concept of symmetry to young learners with this engaging and interactive resource, the Symmetrical Fruits & Veggies Art Worksheets for Kids. Packed with a variety of worksheets, this resource provides an opportunity for students to explore symmetry in a fun and creative way. With ready-to-print…
Respond to a written drawing prompt (e.g. 'Draw your safe place', 'Draw your biggest fear', 'Create a mask that represents your anxiety') by drawing on the worksheet page.
Includes: cover/link page pointing to a separate digital presentation version · bulleted list of 97 therapeutic drawing prompts across 3 pages
Students read the passage and fill in blank-line answers to comprehension questions, including at least one true/false item they must justify from the text, then write one or more extended essay or diary-entry responses to open-ended writing prompts.
Includes: reading passage (informational/feature text) · comprehension questions (fill-in-the-blank)