Saturday, August 30, 2014
Art Activity for Subs | Create a Super Hero
Monday, August 18, 2014
Circle Drawing Game - Art Worksheets Printables
Circles Games - Art Worksheets Printables - Free
Art Worksheets for Free
You can go download this worksheet at my TPT Shop: Art Sub Lessons and it is FREEEEEEEEEEEEE!
The next one is another worksheet that I just added and it is FREE TOO! Click here to get this one: What Can You Draw from Circles?
The instructions are simply "What can you make from circles." There are circles of various sizes. Feel free to use these as you like.
Here are a variety of places where you can find circle worksheets.
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
Abstract Art Sub Plan for Kids
Art Sub Plans - Abstract Lines
It is a very simple lesson that could easily be taught by a sub.
It reminds me very much of this lesson, Loopy Line Fish.
Loopy Line Fish as an Art Sub Plan
Another easy way to prepare for an art sub is to go to my shop, Art Sub Plans. I have created complete lessons in which all your sub has to do is read the slides and follow the directions. They are full of visuals and are created to be used with the most simple supplies. Pencils, paper, and crayons are all your students will need to create imaginative works of art.
These are perfect for those emergency absences when you do not have the time to write detailed plans but want to leave quality plans for your subs.
Friday, January 31, 2014
Art Sub Plan - Ted Harrison Paintings
Art Sub Plan Inspired by Ted Harrison
I have never had a sub do anything with paint, other than an art-trained sub. I wonder if I should give this a try!
Friday, January 17, 2014
Creative Faces - Art Sub Plans
Art Sub Plans Elementary - Creative Faces
Sunday, December 8, 2013
Clowning Around - Emergency Art Sub Lesson
Clowning Around - Emergency Art Sub Lesson
I have left this lesson with my subs for a couple of years now. They seem to do well with it.I have uploaded it to TeachersPayTeachers here: Art Lesson for Subs - Clowning Around
As with all my sub lessons, all you need to do is to print out this 20 page PowerPoint and leave it for the sub. The only materials they will need are paper, pencil and crayons. All the directions and visuals for your sub are included. The sub just needs to read the questions and comments on each slide, and that will direct your students.
This lesson would work well as an emergency sub plan as the materials are basic and the directions are complete. The lesson will save you great amounts of time over the years.
Take care.
Saturday, October 26, 2013
Elementary Art Sub Lesson | Fairy Tale
There's a Giant in My House | Art Sub Plan
I have many art sub plans on my TeachersPayTeachers site. They are perfect as emergency sub plans but certainly could be used as regular lesson plans. My sub plans require only that you have paper and crayons for supplies.
This lesson may be viewed in two ways. It may be projected as a normal PowerPoint or it may be printed out and used as you would a book. If it is to be printed out, the teacher would just have the students come to sit near him/her as the lesson is taught.
It was written with a substitute teacher in mind, but certainly could also be used by the classroom or art teacher.
This lesson was written so that all of the prompts and visuals are included. To teach the lesson, all one has to do is go from slide to slide (or page to page.)
The materials needed to complete the assignment are intentionally simple; paper, pencil, or crayon. For this reason, this lesson would serve well as an emergency lesson plan.
The lesson could be augmented with the reading of the story, "Jack and the Beanstalk," but for the time given, it is intended as a stand-alone lesson.
Saturday, October 12, 2013
Art Sub Plan - Draw Yourself as an Old Person
Visualizing Yourself as an Older Person
Marcia, over at Art is Basic, has this as a lesson plan. It involves visualizing yourself as you are and then as an older person. Go check it out over at her blog.
Saturday, September 28, 2013
Elementary Art Lesson - Imaginary Cuckoo Clocks
Elementary Art Lesson - Imaginary Cuckoo Clocks
This is a lesson that I left for my sub this week. It is based on the cuckoo clocks that come from the Black Forest of Germany. Students are shown examples of real cuckoo clocks and ones drawn by other students.
I created it in such a way that it could be projected as a PowerPoint or could be printed out for my art sub to use. It is for sale in my TeachersPayTeachers shop. It would be perfect to use on one of those days when you need a lesson for an emergency absence. All you have to do is print this out for your sub. All of the visuals and directions are written right in the PowerPoint. The supplies are as simple as it gets: crayons and paper.
My art sub said that the students enjoyed the lesson. I had fun looking at the clock inventions that they came up with.
Friday, September 20, 2013
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