Less than $5 2nd Grade Other (Arts) Assessment

These art worksheets are a hands-on way to check for understanding of elements & principles in your elementary classroom.  Multi-purpose worksheets for elements of art & principles of design are included. Designed specifically for elementary, they can even be used with your young kindergarten learners.

The art worksheets have a variety of possible uses in your classroom including:

• Visually check for understanding while reinforcing vocabulary
• Laminate & use with alternative materials for a hands-on assessment of understanding of elements and principles
• Assess student learning objectives
• Quiz students on their knowledge of both elements of art & principles of design
• Keep completed sheets for student reference during the year
• Redirect off-task students or provide a written assignment for students who need an alternative assignment

plus many more uses!

This set includes 50 pages of resources including suggested activities, definitions for elements of art & principles of design, worksheets to visually check student understanding of elements & principles with the vocabulary prompt (elements or principles) & without, and much more!  Multiple versions of resources are included. One is designed for several versions making it ideal to quiz students without students having identical quizzes. 

This resource contains 50 pages of materials & is a fantastic resource to use all year. 

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Deborah

Down in the Art Room

In this rhythmic identifying game (fastest one wins!), students will see a rhythm displayed on the board with a box (one beat or two beats) inside the rhythm. These boxes will be blank and can hold different types of beats to complete the rhythmic phrase

The students will then listen to an example of music and figure out which of the available boxes (with corresponding rhythms) would complete the rhythm shown on the screen! Simply click on the sound icon, have the students listen, and then advance the slide when they choose the correct answer.

There are 10 musical examples in this lesson and works great with some of the younger elementary students. They can either vocalize "1st" "2nd" or "3rd" box, come up to the screen and pick, or have a race to see who can select the correct box first.

Have a great time with this!