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Every Picture Tells A Story

Grade Level:

3

Subject:

Art and Natural Science

Topic:

Art Critique, The Living Environment

Objective:

Using current Three Americans Exhibit at Arnot Art Museum, Third Grade students will relate the human/animal stories in the displayed art to what they know about their experiences with animals; either through personal experience, reading a story or article about a human/animal interaction or a movie that they have seen. Students will then create a visual story about an animal that they consider a part of their family, or would like to meet.

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Students who do not have a family pet can either imagine a real or imagined animal that they would like to meet. Some prompts for students who do not have a family pet/ relationship with an animal:

a. Tell us a story about the animals you hear outside when you wake up? Do you hear birds chirping?
b. Have you seen squirrels acting silly when you are outside? What would it be like if you understood what they were saying or doing?
c. Do you hear animals before you go to sleep? Are crickets chirping? Are their nightbirds that you hear?

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