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The document provides the objectives and lesson plan for a 3rd grade class' second lesson on Leonardo Da Vinci. The lesson plan aims to have students practice and demonstrate mirror writing in Da Vinci's style by decoding their name and a secret word using an online Italian script generator, and then checking their work with a mirror. Students will then share and try to decode each other's secret words.
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3 Leonardo Diigo
- 2. Further explore his notebook entries and mirror writing by
- 3. Seeing an online code generator that decodes the English alphabet into his Italian script. http://www.mos.org/sln/Leonardo/LeonardoRighttoLeft.html (CNTRL + CLICK to view)
- 4. Students will then be given an Italian Alphabet to decode on paper
- 5. Where they will successfully demonstrate their knowledge of mirror writing by completing their name and a secret word.
- 6. Students will check their answers with a mirror and
- 7. Share their secret words (game play) with friends as they attempt to break each other’s codes.