Clipart Lesson Plans

Learners make audio postcards to share by recording a message on the computer. They write and revise an appropriate message about an object from home, choose a background, and font colors for the postcard. They arrange digital pictures, and clipart on the postcard.

1st graders name objects around the room to identify common nouns. In this common nouns lesson plan, 1st graders also create sentences in PowerPoint and insert clipart to identify nouns.

1st graders discuss the idea behind the game of "I Spy...". As a class, they watch their teacher demonstrate the proper way in which to use PowerPoint and how to enter a picture onto the slides. Individually, they enter clipart into their slides and change the background color. They present their seven slides to the class to end the lesson.

Learners are instructed to use MS Word to complete this assignment. A brief lesson is taught on how to use Clip Art to manipulate graphics on the page. They make their name on Word Art and use Clip Art to find fifteen graphics that define things about them.

Learners examine different types of disasters occurring in our world. They research an assigned disaster on the internet then create a newspaper to display their information including clipart and digital pictures.

Students are provided with a CDROM containing text files listing the 50 states and their capitals along with clipart showing the state maps. They produce a PowerPoint with a slide for each state showing its map and its capital.

6th graders read the book "Bridge to Terabithia," and create their own imaginary kingdom. They write a descriptive essay of their kingdom, and create illustrations using drawings, clipart, and magazine pictures to present their vision to the class.

4th graders read and interpret an American Folktale. 4th graders create their own folktale about Indiana. 4th graders use digital cameras and clipart from the computer to create a photo story. 4th graders present their animated folktales to the rest of the class. 4th graders add music to their folktales.

6th graders act out dramatic scenes in history. In this historical events lesson, 6th graders choose a historical event to write a skit for. 6th graders then perform and video the scene.

Students create a Word Document. In this computer skills lesson, students discover how to open, save, and insert clip art into a word document. Students also practice inserting clip art and text boxes.