Light up Eid
3rd grade lesson plan
UNIT OVERVIEW
Teacher Name: Cass Blackwood
Subject: Art
Grade Level: Elementary (3)
Unit Title: Let’s Party!!
Enduring Concept/ Big Idea: celebration
Essential Question(s): What types of things/events do people celebrate? Why and how? In what ways can we as individuals connect to these practices in other cultures?
Unit Rationale: Celebrations are an integral part of every culture. The art/craft created for and as a part of many celebrations gives us insight into the values, resources and daily life of people from different cultures. This insight can provide inspiration to young artists and encourage their own self-expression and exploration.
Unit Cross-Curricular and Interdisciplinary Connections: social studies - Students will be introduced to celebrations from different cultures around the world, discuss the different elements of those celebrations and compare them to their own traditions.
Number and Titles of Projects in Unit: 3) Pinata, Light up Eid, upcycled Dragon Puppets
PROJECT OVERVIEW
Project Title: Light up Eid
Project Objectives: The student will… create a cardstock lantern by adapting a basic folded box template to make an intricate lantern shape as well as adding cut outs to allow light to shine through
Missouri Learning Standard(s): VA: Cr2A:3 create personally satisfying artwork using a variety of artistic processes and materials
DOK Level: 3
Pre-Assessment: bellringer - all students will pick a printed template for a folded object from their table and follow the directions to construct the object.
Formative Assessment: a class discussion following the bellringer where students will demonstrate how their folded objects came together, discuss how certain shapes are attained, answer any questions that come up
Post-Assessment: see rubric
Number of Days in Project: 2 -3
Project Vocabulary: template, adaptation, slot and tab construction
Artist(s) or Artwork(s) Being Covered: Samra Bashir https://www.baytalfann.com/post/the-art-of-glass-samra-bashir
DAILY LESSON PLAN - day 1
Project Title: Light up Eid
Day: 1 of 2/ 3
Technology Requirements: computer, screen
Art Supply Materials: cardstock, pencil, paper, markers, rulers, scissors, hole punchers, glue, tape, scoring tools
Other Resource Requirements: bellringer folding templates
Health or Safety Concerns: none
Differentiation for Students Who Need Additional Supports: Loop scissors and pencil/marker grips are available to all students. offer a peer/buddy to work alongside them and provide assistance. Ear protection is available for students who are sensitive to loud noises.
Differentiation for Students Who Excel: encourage them to make more complex shapes or intricate designs on their lanterns. Allow them to offer peer support to another student who needs it.
Bellringer: (3-5 minutes) all students will pick a printed template for a folded object from their table and follow the directions to construct the object.
Motivational Activity/Strategy: short video on origami that shows how the folds are used to make a 3d structure
Learning Activities: (15-18 minutes) watch video and have brief class discussion about folding techniques where students can ask any qustions they might have and the teacher explains the project, including passing around example lanterns
(1-2 minutes) table bins are distributed with all of the basic tools, several basic box templates and multiple sizes of cardstock
(~30 minutes) students are given work time to design, decorate, and create their lanterns
Cleanup Procedures: (4-6 minutes) students will place all tools and any usable sized scraps into the table bins. Then they will pick up and gather all trash and small scraps and push them onto the trash bin when the selected student with the trash bin comes past. 2 -3 select students will pick up table bins and bring them to the teacher table and sort and put away tools and scraps from there. All students will place their projects into the class work tub as they line up to leave.
Free Time Activity: books, complex dot-to-dot, puzzles
DAILY LESSON PLAN - day 2/ day 3
Project Title: Light up Eid
Day: 2/3 of 2/3
Technology Requirements: computer and screen
Art Supply Materials: cardstock, pencil, paper, markers, rulers, scissors, hole punchers, glue, tape, scoring tools, paper strips
Other Resource Requirements: printed instructions for the tables for the bellringer
Health or Safety Concerns: none
Differentiation for Students Who Need Additional Supports: Loop scissors and pencil/marker grips are available to all students. offer a peer/buddy to work alongside them and provide assistance. Ear protection is available for students who are sensitive to loud noises.
Differentiation for Students Who Excel: encourage them to make more complex shapes or intricate designs on their lanterns. Allow them to offer peer support to another student who needs it.
Bellringer: (3-5 minutes) students will follow the instructions on the table and using the provided strips of paper, will fold small origami stars to string together or add to their lanterns.
Motivational Activity/Strategy: quiet work music and seating preference if activity and volume levels are appropriate
Learning Activities: (1-2 minutes) table bins are distributed with all of the basic tools, several basic box templates and multiple sizes of cardstock
(~30 minutes) students are given work time to design, decorate, and create their lanterns
*if a day 3 is needed it will proceed with the same activities as day 2
Cleanup Procedures: (4-6 minutes) students will place all tools and any usable sized scraps into the table bins. Then they will pick up and gather all trash and small scraps and push them onto the trash bin when the selected student with the trash bin comes past. 2 -3 select students will pick up table bins and bring them to the teacher table and sort and put away tools and scraps from there. All students will place their projects into the class work tub as they line up to leave.
Free Time Activity: puzzles, free draw, modeling clay, folding origami stars, ouisi game
SAMPLE LANTERNS
1
Artist did little to nothing to individualize their project
The lantern holds the tea light and illuminates the space around it
The lantern doesn’t illuminate far but is somewhat functional
The project is missing some important aspects but holds the light
The project is messy and/or does not wholly resemble the goal
The project does not hold together or resemble the goal
The project does not function as a lantern
functionality
craftsmanship
process
creativity/ originality
Artist did not follow the process instructions/ has no project to submit
2
Artist made some small design changes
Artist skipped stages in the process or final project is only partially complete
3
The artist made at least 1 challenging design change
Artist followed the process but is missing some details in planning or final project
The project is missing details or is somewhat messy
Artist fully followed the steps of the assignment and has a complete project
4
Artist took risks with the concept and the final project is truly unique
The final project is neat, the artist paid attention to detail and finish

