Objective: Students will debate if advertising is art or if advertising is not art.
Agree or Disagree? Quotes by Photographers
Objective: Students will analyze a quote by a photographer and discuss if they agree or disagree with the quote.
Act It Out
Objective: Students will write a dialogue between two characters or objects in a work of art.
Accidental Genius: Found Materials Sculpture
Objective: Students will create a sculpture from found materials.
Accidental Genius: Creating a Community of Art in your Classroom
Objective: Students will create public art in their school or classroom.
Getting to Know Santiago Calatrava
Objective: Students will learn about the architect Santiago Calatrava.
Persuasive Letter
Objective: Students will write a letter explaining an artwork to someone in their life.
Art Dictionary
Objective: Students will create a classroom dictionary to better understand vocabulary and take ownership of their learning.
Alpha-List
Objective: This activity can be used as a warm-up for writing a poem or short story to spark inspiration and fuel creativity.
Visual Thinking Strategies (VTS)
Visual Thinking Strategies (VTS) is an inquiry-based teaching strategy for all grade levels. You do not need any special art…
Writing + Art Overview
Are you looking for ways to integrate more visual art into your writing curriculum? Perhaps you’d like to encourage more…
Industrial Revolution Inventions by Daisy Breaux
Length: Four 45 minute class periods (2 days for research, 2 days for presentations) Lesson Goal: Students will gain experience…