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INSTRUCTIONAL LESSON PLANS

Math
Fractions

Grade 3

 

Author: Martha Burdette - Wilmington, NC

 

"In this workshop, participants will create colored paper quilt squares using standard and non standard measurement, multiplication, division, geometry, fractions, and permutations along with visual art design principles. They will work in cooperative groups to design, create, and critique their quilt squares using learning objectives and employing appropriate vocabulary for both mathematics and visual art design."

 

 

Grade 4

 

Author: Christina Bole - Baltimore, MD

 

"Students create a house with windows that reveals images of equivalent fractions."  Based on the book Math Art by Carolyn Ford Brunetto.

 

Divison and Remainders

Grades 4-6

 

Author: Susan Riley 

 

Students understand and interpret remainders with reasonableness by using drama to act out the division.  

Grade 5

 

Author: James Ewing

 

Students use Andy Warhol paintings to prepare to learn dividing by two digit numbers.  

Language Arts
Racial Division

Grades 4-6

 

Author: Susan Riley

Text: The Memory Coat

 

Students will use drama to discuss reactions to and information gained from reading experiences.  They will use tableaus to depict scenes about immigration from the text "The Memory Coat."

 

 

 

Grades 6-8

 

Author: Ogden Museum of Southern Art Collection

Text: Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry

 

"In Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry, the Newberry award-winning book by Mildred D. Taylor, students get a first-hand look at life during the Great Depression. Issues of race, segregation, and poverty are survived by the narrator’s developing sense of family and love of the land. Likewise, art from the era or about the era explores many of the same issues and themes. Here, visual art makes powerful connections to literature and the larger social implications that allow contemporary students to meaningfully explore another time in American history."

 

 

 

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