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Resource Type: Website / HyperLinkWhat Is Work and Who Are the Workers? (Intermediate Level)
Grades: 6 to 8Subjects: Visual ArtsStudents will research the issue of child labor and participate in a mock news broadcast in response to the works of art.Contributor: The GettyViews: 0Favorites: 0
Resource Type: Website / HyperLinkWhat Is Work and Who Are the Workers? (Beginning Level)
Grades: TK/K to 5Subjects: Visual Arts, English-Language ArtsStudents will analyze depictions of workers, conduct an interview with a family member, and create original drawings about work.Contributor: The GettyViews: 0Favorites: 0
Resource Type: Website / HyperLinkWhat Is Work and Who Are the Workers? (Advanced Level)
Grades: 9 to 12Subjects: Visual ArtsStudents will keep a photographer's journal and create a photograph of a worker faced with difficult conditions.Contributor: The GettyViews: 0Favorites: 0
Resource Type: DocumentUnit Plan Format: See more resources at supportREALteachers.org
Grades: PS/Pre-K to GraduateSubjects: Physical EducationThe following tool is designed to help teachers create great lessons and unit plans. While many experienced teachers may not nee...Contributor: supportREALteachers.orgViews: 0Favorites: 0
Resource Type: Website / HyperLinkThe Many Different Sides of War (Intermediate Level)
Grades: 6 to 8Subjects: Visual Arts, English-Language ArtsLesson in which students compare and contrast artworks depicting different viewpoints about war and write captions to describe w...Contributor: The GettyViews: 0Favorites: 0
Resource Type: Website / HyperLinkThe Many Different Sides of War (Beginning Level)
Grades: TK/K to 5Subjects: Visual Arts, English-Language ArtsLesson in which students use nouns and adjectives to describe images representing the effects of war on families, and create art...Contributor: The GettyViews: 0Favorites: 0
Resource Type: Website / HyperLinkThe Many Different Sides of War (Advanced Level)
Grades: 9 to 12Subjects: Visual Arts, English-Language ArtsLesson in which students compare portrayals of soldiers to depictions of battle scenes and write articles about warContributor: The GettyViews: 0Favorites: 0
Resource Type: Website / HyperLinkThe Art and Depiction of Dance, Intermediate
Grades: 6 to 8Subjects: Visual ArtsStudents will study axial and locomotor movements in a drawing and photograph of dancers, analyzing elements, and then take phot...Contributor: The GettyViews: 0Favorites: 0
Resource Type: Website / HyperLinkThe Art and Depiction of Dance, Beginning
Grades: TK/K to 5Subjects: Visual ArtsStudents will study an artist's sketchbook of ballet dancers, practice ballet steps, discuss line, and make a sketchbook with s...Contributor: The GettyViews: 0Favorites: 0
Resource Type: Website / HyperLinkThe Art and Depiction of Dance, Advanced
Grades: 9 to 12Subjects: Visual ArtsStudents will study artworks to learn about the cultural context and daily lives of ballet dancers in 19th-century Paris, and wi...Contributor: The GettyViews: 0Favorites: 0
Resource Type: Website / HyperLinkThe Art and Accessibility of Music, Intermediate
Grades: 6 to 8Subjects: Visual ArtsLesson in which students examine an ancient Greek wine cup and learn about music of ancient Greece and the RenaissanceContributor: The GettyViews: 0Favorites: 0
Resource Type: Website / HyperLinkThe Art and Accessibility of Music, Beginning
Grades: TK/K to 5Subjects: Visual ArtsLesson in which students examine a medieval choir book, learn how to do simple music notation, and create a class choir book of ...Contributor: The GettyViews: 0Favorites: 0
Resource Type: Website / HyperLinkThe Art and Accessibility of Music, Advanced
Grades: 9 to 12Subjects: Visual ArtsLesson in which students learn about jazz singer Billie Holiday and the sociohistorical context in which she performed and the e...Contributor: The GettyViews: 0Favorites: 0
Resource Type: Website / HyperLinkStatement of Principles
Grades: 9 to 12Subjects: Visual ArtsStudents create a work of art that makes a moral or ethical statement and uses elements of the Neoclassical style.Contributor: The GettyViews: 0Favorites: 0
Resource Type: Website / HyperLinkRevolutionary Europe: Rembrandt and Rubens Painting the Revolution
Grades: 9 to 12Subjects: Visual ArtsLesson in which students study the Protestant Reformation and the Catholic Counter Reformation, analyzing works by Rubens and Re...Contributor: The GettyViews: 0Favorites: 0
Resource Type: Website / HyperLinkPutting a Spin on Current Events (Intermediate Level)
Grades: 6 to 8Subjects: Visual ArtsLesson in which students examine the influence of Greek and Roman mythology on art, discuss strategies of propaganda, and create...Contributor: The GettyViews: 0Favorites: 0
Resource Type: Website / HyperLinkPutting a Spin on Current Events (Beginning Level)
Grades: TK/K to 5Subjects: Visual ArtsLesson in which students analyze art elements and symbolism on a 17th-century cabinet and create cardboard cabinets using symbol...Contributor: The GettyViews: 0Favorites: 0
Resource Type: Website / HyperLinkPutting a Spin on Current Events (Advanced Level)
Grades: 9 to 12Subjects: Visual ArtsLesson in which students compare propagandistic strategies in artworks to modern-day examples of persuasive techniques and creat...Contributor: The GettyViews: 0Favorites: 0
Resource Type: Website / HyperLinkO Greek Shape! O Fair Pose!
Grades: 6 to 12Subjects: Visual Arts, ScienceStudents study how ancient Greek black-figure painting influenced Neoclassical drawings, paintings, and silhouettes.Contributor: The GettyViews: 0Favorites: 0
Resource Type: Website / HyperLinkNeoclassical Influences
Grades: 9 to 12Subjects: Visual ArtsStudents study how artists of the Neoclassical period were influenced by major historical events during the Enlightenment.Contributor: The GettyViews: 0Favorites: 0