The purpose of this lesson is to reveal students’ perceptions about art, …
The purpose of this lesson is to reveal students’ perceptions about art, what defines art, why people create art. It is a chance to explore the concept of identity through an arts lens.
Curricular Connections • CR 6.1 – Create personal responses to a variety of arts expressions (e.g., respond to music using poetry, or respond to visual art using music). • CR 6.2 - Investigate and identify ways that the arts can express ideas about identity. • CH 6.1 - Investigate how personal, cultural, or regional identity may be reflected in arts expressions.
Assessment Arts Ed Journal Reflection
Materials • Large paper • Markers and crayons (optional) • White paper • Smart Board lesson • Student Handout #1 and #2 • Arts Ed Journal Entry #1 Handout • Computer with speakers
My 21st century goal for this year was to find creative ways …
My 21st century goal for this year was to find creative ways to integrate higher order thinking, encourage student collaboration of different levels and abilities, and develop higher order thinking in the classroom. One of the ways that I achieved this goal was with a collaborative Book Trailer project at the end of our ELA and Social studies unit on Deborah Ellis’ Breadwinner. Students were assigned to use the content of the novel and their acquired knowledge on life in Afghanistan to create an engaging and suspenseful book trailer. Students worked in partners for this project, and collaboratively planned and created a book trailer using a new movie program, One True Media.
This unit covers Music strand outcomes CP6.7, 6.8, 6.9, CR6.1, 6.2, 6.3 …
This unit covers Music strand outcomes CP6.7, 6.8, 6.9, CR6.1, 6.2, 6.3 and CH6.1. The following unit plan was created by Linda Haas (Davidson) and Jade Ballek (Learning Coach) in the 2011-2012 school year. It reflects Saskatchewan's updated curriculum and incorporates authentic learning experiences and technology integration. Assessments are provided for each lesson as well as the unit.
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