african_mask_plan.doc |
Lesson Overview: Students will create a paper Mache Mask which represents an element of protection over some aspect of their lives, which is based on the work of African Artist
Grade Level: Middle School or High School
Lesson Objectives: To become aware of the meaning of masks in the African culture other than for decoration. To become familiar with the use of paper mache and acrylic paint. To be able to construct their own original form or mask.
Vocabulary: Masquerade, Ancestor, Ritual, Symbol, Symmetry, Abstract design
Standards: 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, 1.5, 1.6
Materials: Paper Plates, Water, Flour, Strips of Newspaper, Masking Tape, Paint Brushes, Acrylic Paint, Found Objects for Decoration
Grade Level: Middle School or High School
Lesson Objectives: To become aware of the meaning of masks in the African culture other than for decoration. To become familiar with the use of paper mache and acrylic paint. To be able to construct their own original form or mask.
Vocabulary: Masquerade, Ancestor, Ritual, Symbol, Symmetry, Abstract design
Standards: 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, 1.5, 1.6
Materials: Paper Plates, Water, Flour, Strips of Newspaper, Masking Tape, Paint Brushes, Acrylic Paint, Found Objects for Decoration