Prehistoric Art Museum Exhibition - AP Art History

Prehistoric Art Museum Exhibition - AP Art History - Print & Digital - Google Drive

While the majority of my AP Art History class focuses on teaching to the 250, I don't want to limit students to studying just those works. There are a lot of other works of equal importance worth learning about. That is why I designed this Prehistoric Art Museum Exhibition lesson in which students can research and learn more about Prehistoric portable and cave art.

I designed this activity to be taught toward the end of my Prehistoric Art unit. This way, students can enrich their understanding of prehistoric art while also making connections to the artwork they already learned about in this unit. In this activity, students research and define portable and cave art. They then use website links to research additional pieces of prehistoric art to include in an exhibit they are crafting. At the end of the activity, students write an article for their museum's website summarizing their key findings.

This resource comes as a Google Drive resource. When you download this resource, you will see the terms of use and printing notes. On the printing notes page, you will have a link to the Google Drive folder. You will need to make a copy of the material if you would like to edit it. All of these instructions, including a step-by-step visual guide on how to use this resource, is included in the terms of use. If you would like to print the resource material, you can do so. Simply go to "File," "Download," and "PDF" to save the resource as a PDF and print!

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• Museum exhibition activity (print and digital)
• Print Option Note: Students will need access to phones to open QR codes
• Teacher notes to help guide and give suggestions on how to use this resource

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Best yet, all of these items are EDITABLE!!! If you need to change or adapt them to fit your curriculum or classroom needs, you can do that!

Happy teaching!

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