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Enter Lesson Title Here Enter grade level / course here

Art Historical / Cultural / Geographical Information Enter background information here and provide photos

Art Historical / Cultural / Geographical Information Enter background information here and provide photos

Art Historical / Cultural / Geographical Information Enter background information here and provide photos

Art Elements & Principles Enter definitions and concepts here and provide illustrations or examples

Art Elements & Principles Enter definitions and concepts here and provide illustrations or examples

Art Elements & Principles Enter definitions and concepts here and provide illustrations or examples

What should I make? Enter information about the project and provide photos of examples

Why should I make it? Explain why this lesson is important to students’ lives (what’s the BIG IDEA?)

How will I make it? Explain step 1 and provide photos / videos of step 1 in action

How will I make it? Explain step 2 and provide photos / videos of step 2 in action

How will I make it? Explain step 3 and provide photos / videos of step 3 in action

How successful was I? Give criteria for success / rubric

Student Examples: Emerging Provide student example and reasons it is considered emerging

Student Examples: Proficient Provide student example and reasons it is considered proficient

Student Examples: Advanced Provide student example and reasons it is considered advanced

You Decide Provide student example and ask students if/why they think it is emerging, proficient, or advanced