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Introduction
Introduction
0:58
The Fundamentals of Good Games
How to Design a Successful Art Room Game
2:56
Games for Classroom Management
Best Games for Waiting in Line
4:33
Games to Use for Early Finishers
4:20
Games to Inspire Student Cooperation
1:50
Vocabulary Attainment Games
Simple Games to Build Art Vocabulary
2:19
Games to Boost Creativity
Simple Games to Build Creativity
3:22
Art History Games
Encouraging Recognition through Games
3:06
Games that Invite Description/Comparison
2:52
Providing Context Through Play
3:35
Practicing Technique Games
Using Games to Teach Media Techniques
3:13
Observational Drawing Through Play
1:42
Conclusion
Conclusion
0:38
Unlock Certificate: 5 Questions
About
Discussion
Resources
Links2 PD Hours
1 Discover the fundamentals of a well-designed game.
2 Explore strategies for effectively planning and managing art curriculum-based games.
3 Learn simple systems for incorporating vocabulary, art history, creativity, and more through game play.
Games are a naturally engaging way to teach content. Through play and healthy competition, students can practice a variety of art curriculum concepts such as art history, creativity, and vocabulary attainment. In this learning pack, study how to best design a game tailored to the needs of your students. Plus, discover a myriad of game ideas to implement immediately in your art room.
Connected Professional Art Educator Competencies
INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES
Engagement
3.3 Demonstrates enthusiasm for content and media
3.4 Monitors student learning and adjusts lessons as needed
3.7 Promotes student collaboration when appropriate
Differentiation
3.10 Considers multiple intelligences when planning instruction
Lindsey Moss
AOE Writer and Elementary Art Teacher
Lindsey Moss is an elementary art teacher in Yorkville, Illinois. She enjoys art history and finding creative and artistic solutions to educational challenges.
What Makes a Successful Art Room Game?
Individual Score Card
Collaborative Group Roles
The Best Games for Waiting in Line
Building Block Game
Elementary Art Vocabulary
What's in the Bag Directions
Last Artist Standing Directions
Hand-Building Battles
20 "Finish the Picture" Prompts Plus 33 MORE Early Finisher ...
How to Introduce Symbolism in the Form of a Game
5 Games to Put an Artistic Twist on Field Day
2 PD Hours
13 Videos
9 Resources
