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What Makes You Beautiful-Part 1 PDF
What Makes You Beautiful-Part 1 PDF
Grade: ½
Number of students: ~60 students
Length of class: 90 minutes
Teachers: Madison Lehti, Kelsey Shoults, Yosev Santos
Topic: The Most Beautiful Thing About Me
General Outcome:
• English 2.2- Respond to Texts
• Social 1.1- My World: Home, School, & Community
• Art Component 10- Expression
Specific Outcomes:
• Social 1.1.1- Value self and others as unique individuals in relation to their world
• English 1.2.1- Construct meaning from texts- relate aspects of stories and characters to
personal feelings and experiences
• Art component 10, purpose 5- Students will create an original composition, object or
space based on supplied motivation.
By the end of the lesson students will be able to construct a statement about what makes them
beautiful (Bloom's Taxonomy- create)
By the end of the lesson students will be able to create a piece of artwork that represents who
they are (Bloom's Taxonomy- create)
Procedure
Introduction Time
Body Time
Read book- All • Read ‘The Most Beautiful Thing You Know About 15-20
ST Horses’ min
• During reading
o What do you notice about the artwork?
o Are there any clues in the background?
(particularly for the pages where the picture
precedes the text)
o Ask them about vocab that they may not know
Writer’s Caption- • Think of one beautiful thing that they would like to talk 10-15
ST all share, about min
Maddy to explain • Each student teacher can share one thing
• Teacher will provide the prompt “The most beautiful
thing about me is…”
o Try to remember your writing goals
o Can be more than one sentence
• Teacher will hand out slips of paper that they will
eventually attach to their pictures
Brainstorm web - • Make a web of ideas that they could include in their 15-20
Yosev picture (can be via sketches for ELL learners) min
• Show them how they can make their web
o Middle= things about me
o Outside bubbles= things that represent you (can
be a picture)
o Draw more bubbles! 6 is the minimum
o Should it look just like mine? - of course not,
we are all different
Art Piece- Maddy • Remind them not to rush, as we can work on it next 30-45
week as well min
• Remind them that we are going to use our web to make
a self portrait
• We can use pencil crayons, markers, paint, shading,
paper clippings, photography
• Does it have to be your exact face? - could be the
outline using pictures
• Show a demonstration
o make a checklist of what the picture needs to
include
▪ sketch it out in pencil first
▪ no white space
▪ at least 6 images that represent you
▪ should see the shape of a face
▪ neat colouring/painting
▪ at least 5 colours
▪ writer caption glues onto writer
cardstock
• The backgrounds of their self-portraits will contain
ideas/artifacts that relates to their identity/what makes
them beautiful
• After they colour their pictures, will glue them to the
cardstock (they can choose the colour) along with their
writers caption
• Provide a 5 minute clean up warning
• During this time, Yosev will go around and gather
groups, take them aside and film them saying their
beautiful fact. He will have with a list and check off
each kid
Closure Time
Ending- Kelsey • Everyone must tidy up their area and return their 10 min
supplies to the table
• Thumbs up if they are completely finished their art
project
• Thumbs down if they will need more time next week
Assessment
• Formative assessment
o Conversation- share statements on film, discussion during book
o Observations- filming of the students saying their statements and working on their
artwork
o Product- artwork with written statement, planning web, video
Connection to TQS:
A teacher develops and applies foundational knowledge about First Nations, Métis and Inuit
for the benefit of all students.