Art Critique • Interactive Google Slides • Art Criticism

Bring your art critique lesson to life with this Interactive Google Slides Art Critique activity! This fun and interactive presentation will help your students learn to think critically about artwork and talk about it using the elements of art and principles of design. I’ve also included questions asking students to interpret the art and think about art appreciation. Your students can select from a variety of questions to answer about the works of art (art not included).

Please be aware that this is a Google Slides resource, and you will need to have or create a free Google account to use this resource.

Use the critique for an artist you want to introduce, or let students select a picture to discuss.

*The art is not included, just the questions.*

What you Get:

• Teacher Instructions (1 page)
• Level One Questions (17 pages)
• Level Two Questions (17 pages)

>>>>> A total of 33 pages!

 ✨Check out the preview for a closer look at this lesson! ✨

Your Students Will:

• Find a work of art to talk about (not included)
• Click on one of the shiny buttons on the home page in Google Slides
• Read a question about a work of art
• Examine the work of art and answer the question
• Click on the back button to return to the home screen

 ✨The perfect way to keep your students engaged and to teach them how to critique art!✨

You can get the Google Slides Art Critique in a money-saving bundle that will Make Teaching Art Easier.

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Easily download this PDF with a link that is automatically emailed to you immediately after your purchase and you can begin drawing right away!

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Created by Stacey Peters, © Expressive Monkey

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