Objective: Students will observe artwork and make connections toperspective and emotion by writing a narrative from a chosen point ofview…
Lesson by Morgan Huettl
Objective: Students will understand how rainfall and flowing water break down and move earth materials, and how this shapes the…
Lesson by Alyssa Anderson
Objective: Students will analyze the picture, then write a paragraph explaining how erosion and water deposits occur over time. Students…
Scientific Theory and Lowe Lesson by Caitie Schneider
Objective: Students will observe details in a piece of artwork and develop a scientifictheory about what is happening using evidence…
Lesson by Yllka Islami
Objective: Students will observe the painting and explore how the moon appears in the sky atnight and how it can…
Division and Oberau Lesson by Olivia Graham
Objectives: Wonder: Propose: Do: Share: Standards:
How Do Scientists Study Something They Can’t See? Lesson by Nikita Cordova
Objective: Students will observe visual media and consider how scientists measure and collect data for something they can’t directly observe,…
Heifers at Play Lesson by Molly Radtke
Objective: Students will identify the various living organisms represented within the painting and determine how and where in the painting…
Counting and Adding in the Shepard’s View by Lukas Krog
Objective: Students will be able to count objects in a group, categorize them into subgroups, and add these groups to find totals.
Seeing Women, Seeing Society by Emma McManus
Objective: Students will analyze a 1970’s street photograph as a cultural source, identifying visual cues about gender, fashion, and public…
Exploring Nature and Science by Madison Kutz
Objective: Students will observe the painting to explore how water shapes the land.
Lesson by Julia Costigan
Objective: Students will identify shapes, patterns, and symmetry within the artwork.