Zach McSpadden & Olivia Vitale

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Zach McSpadden & Olivia Vitale Pop Art Unit Zach McSpadden & Olivia Vitale

Middle School Pop Art Unit Vocabulary Lesson Reading Lesson Writing Lesson I Wonder about Pop Art Self Portraits Middle School Pop Art Unit

Vocabulary Lesson Big idea: Curiosity & Identity Essential Question: “What is Pop Art?” Activities: Artist Journal, Website Exploration, Worksheet, Visual Definition Vocabulary Lesson

Reading Lesson Big Idea: Curiosity Essential Question: “What do you wonder about Art?” Activities: “I wonder..” lists and Reading Reading Lesson

Writing Lesson Big Idea: Curiosity & Identity Essential Question: “Why should we write about Art? Activities: Artist Journal, VTS, Reading, Letter, Exit Slips Writing Lesson

I Wonder about Pop Art Self- Portraits Big Idea: Identity Essential Questions: “Can you identify your Identity? Activites: Artist Journals, Writing Artist Statements, Painting, Photo Editing, Exit Slips I Wonder about Pop Art Self- Portraits

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