<p>This is an art packet to help students learn about “Positive and Negative Space”. It can be great for primary, secondary, or adults (K-12) students. It has drawing practice at a variety of levels to choose from. I’ve used these exercises with my students, and I’ve seen how much it’s helped them. So, I thought I’d put this packet together for it to be helpful for even more students. This packet contains resources that can reach different age/grade levels (some differentiation included).</p> <p>Here is what is included:</p> <p>-Positive Negative Space Information/Visual Example Sheet</p> <p>-Teacher Lesson Plan: Basic Drawing Exercise/Project (Primary/Elementary Level)</p> <p>-Teacher Lesson Plan: Drawing Exercise/Project (Secondary/Middle or High School/Adult Level)</p> <p>-Positive + Negative Space Stool Shading in Worksheets (basic but could be used with a number of learning levels)</p> <p>-Positive and Negative Space in Art Research Questions (especially works well for</p> <p>secondary/high school/adult level)</p> <p>-Positive and Negative Space in Art Research Questions Answer Key</p> <p>I hope this packet is very helpful for your students! Thanks!</p>

<p>This is n art packet about ‘Foreshortening in Drawing’. It includes a definition and information/visual examples sheet. It also includes three drawing practice sheets. You could use this as an intro or review of foreshortening. I hope this packet is very helpful for your students!</p>

<p>This resource is an art drawing project to help students in middle school, high school, or college (older students in primary, secondary, or adult students) learn object perspective / 3d space. Students will use object life drawing to observe and sketch three different objects. They will need a sphere (plastic ball, fake orange etc.), a cube (wooden block, box etc.), and a cylinder (paper towel roll or etc.) to observe for this project.</p> <p>This packet includes 12 pages total. You’ll find the following:</p> <p>-Teacher Info Page</p> <p>-Sphere Exact Prompts Page</p> <p>-General Sphere Page Key</p> <p>-Sphere Differentiated Prompts Option Page</p> <p>-Cube Exact Prompts Page</p> <p>-General Cube Page Key</p> <p>-Cube Differentiated Prompts Option Page</p> <p>-Cylinder Exact Prompts Page</p> <p>-General Cylinder Page Key</p> <p>-Cylinder Differentiated Prompts Option Page</p> <p>I hope this project packet is very helpful for your students!</p>

<p>This resource includes information and practice for ‘contour line drawing’. It covers general contour line drawing (doesn’t go into specifics for blind contour or continuous line etc. - keeps it general). I would use this from about year 4/5 or 4th grade all the way through to adult.</p> <p>This art packet includes 10 total pages. You’ll find:</p> <p>1 definition sheet,</p> <p>5 practice subject drawing sheets (two subjects on each page - 10 subjects total),</p> <p>2 contour line free drawing sheets</p> <p>(one for hand and one for foot drawing)</p> <p>I hope you and your students enjoy this resource!</p>

<p>Do you have art students that have a difficult time seeing all the color possibilities they could utilize when creating an artwork of a specific subject? These exercises should really help students explore color and the possibilities. You can pair these exercises with a unit on color theory.</p> <p>This packet includes:</p> <p>-Teacher Information Sheet</p> <p>-Student Color Observation Sheet: Sky</p> <p>-Student Color Observation Sheet: Outdoor Plant</p> <p>-Student Color Observation Sheet: Stone, Cement, or Brick Walkway</p> <p>-Student Color Observation Sheet: Patch of Grass</p> <p>These sheets are based off of outdoor observations. So, they are a great opportunity for students to work in the outdoors or view a particular subject from a window.</p> <p>Suggested Supplies: Students could use soft pastels (mixing colors as needed) or paint (mixing colors as needed).</p> <p>I hope you find these exercises to be very helpful for you students!</p>