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Elementary Op Art Lesson: Circle to Sphere
$6.00
This elementary op art project pack is a fun, engaging way to review the elements of art line, shape, form, and learn about color schemes.
This elementary art project focuses on teaching about optical illusions and op art by turning a circle into a sphere. This art lesson is perfect to review the elements of art or use as an elementary art sub plan or middle school art activity. This art lesson pack includes a demo video, presentation, and guides to help anyone (regardless of experience) teach this project.
This elementary art project reviews the elements of art line, shape, and form plus introduces color schemes. The project guide printable gives visual as well as written instructions. In addition, a checklist is also included for the teacher to use as a reference when grading or for the student to use to reference as they work.
Keep your sanity, your classroom running smoothly, and your students engaged with this fun, engaging elementary art project.
All in all the following are included in this pack:
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A thorough lesson plan (big idea, I can, goals, essential questions, objectives, supply list, resource links, step-by-step implementation instructions, 5 pages)
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Project presentation (21 slides)
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Demo video to show students the steps (accessed via YouTube or Google Drive, 5 minutes)
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Op art circle to sphere project guide (3 pages)
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Color scheme fast finisher activity (2 pages)
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Project checklist for younger students
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Project rubric for older students
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This product was created in collaboration with my amazing, wonderful mother, Anne Ward. She is a retired elementary art teacher of over 30 years. She has a wealth of knowledge in the art education field and still teaches private lessons, summer sessions, and acts as a resource for her former school county. My mom is the reason I became an art educator and now I am so excited to team up with her so she can help inspire other art teachers!
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