This document is a lesson plan on vocabulary related to public art. The objectives are to identify and use vocabulary about public art and use the new vocabulary to discuss the purposes of public art. The lesson introduces terms like temporary, take down, aware, topic, statue, public space and their meanings. Students do vocabulary matching exercises and fill in the blank activities with the new words. The lesson discusses why people create public art and has students find examples of public art in their own countries to share what it represents.
This document outlines a project for 6th grade English students on cultural exchange. It involves researching an ancient culture, writing a script, and creating a 3-minute video capsule impersonating a child from that culture. Students will be assessed on completing research tasks, using English and online/ICT resources, the quality of their video, and oral presentation. The project aims to help students understand how cultural context can shape people's way of life.
This document appears to be an English evaluation for a student. It contains questions about defining various jobs and occupations, describing what different jobs/occupations entail, making predictions for the year 2020, and matching questions to answers. The evaluation covers topics such as actors, nurses, bakers, pilots, architects, firefighters, secretaries, photographers, miners, police officers, teachers, chefs, truck drivers, postmen, life expectancy, population growth, oil consumption, renewable energy, urbanization, population density, obesity, and mobile phone usage. It asks the student to write three predictions of their own for 2020 and complete sentences describing various jobs. Finally, it has the student read a paragraph and fill in missing job titles.
9th, Written workshop. installation proposal, bim2, 2011Artistic Education
The document is an installation proposal form for an art class project that asks students to transform a space for spectators to interact with. It requests the students to provide their idea and concept, artistic inspiration, required materials, and to draw a sketch and design on the back of the page considering the visual elements of space and balance.
This document contains a series of activities and assessment questions related to different historical periods of theater arts. It discusses theatrical forms that developed during the Greek period like tragedy, comedy and satyr plays. It also mentions that during the medieval period, minstrels would travel from town to town to perform since theater was banned throughout Europe at the time. The assessment questions test understanding of characteristics of different periods such as the grandiose nature of neoclassical period theater or how technology was applied in the romantic period.
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This document contains a series of activities and assessment questions related to different historical periods of theater arts. It discusses theatrical forms that developed during the Greek period like tragedy, comedy and satyr plays. It also mentions that during the medieval period, minstrels would travel from town to town to perform since theater was banned throughout Europe at the time. The assessment questions test understanding of characteristics of different periods such as the grandiose nature of neoclassical period theater or how technology was applied in the romantic period.
This document provides information and instructions for a student to complete an activity using their campus website and college catalog. The activity has the student:
1) Find various information on the campus website such as events, degree programs, and student organizations.
2) Use the academic calendar to find withdrawal dates and holidays.
3) Use the college catalog to identify scholarship/loan options, required courses for their major, and definitions of academic terms.
4) Visit various campus resources and identify services available at each like the bookstore, library, career services, and more.
The activity has the student familiarize themselves with important resources and terminology to help them succeed at their college.
This document is an English worksheet that contains questions asking students to describe objects in their home, the number of rooms in their house, complete sentences about an astronaut's daily routine in space, and imagine what daily life would be like on Mars. Students are asked to describe their imagined daily routine on Mars in 50-60 words.
This document provides a worksheet to guide analysis of an artwork. The worksheet includes sections for description, analysis, interpretation, and evaluation. Learners are prompted to describe key details about the artwork, analyze artistic elements and principles, interpret meaning, and evaluate whether they like it and think it is important.
This document outlines a project for 6th grade English students on cultural exchange. It involves researching an ancient culture, writing a script, and creating a 3-minute video capsule impersonating a child from that culture. Students will be assessed on completing research tasks, using English and online/ICT resources, the quality of their video, and oral presentation. The project aims to help students understand how cultural context can shape people's way of life.
This document appears to be an English evaluation for a student. It contains questions about defining various jobs and occupations, describing what different jobs/occupations entail, making predictions for the year 2020, and matching questions to answers. The evaluation covers topics such as actors, nurses, bakers, pilots, architects, firefighters, secretaries, photographers, miners, police officers, teachers, chefs, truck drivers, postmen, life expectancy, population growth, oil consumption, renewable energy, urbanization, population density, obesity, and mobile phone usage. It asks the student to write three predictions of their own for 2020 and complete sentences describing various jobs. Finally, it has the student read a paragraph and fill in missing job titles.
9th, Written workshop. installation proposal, bim2, 2011Artistic Education
The document is an installation proposal form for an art class project that asks students to transform a space for spectators to interact with. It requests the students to provide their idea and concept, artistic inspiration, required materials, and to draw a sketch and design on the back of the page considering the visual elements of space and balance.
This document contains a series of activities and assessment questions related to different historical periods of theater arts. It discusses theatrical forms that developed during the Greek period like tragedy, comedy and satyr plays. It also mentions that during the medieval period, minstrels would travel from town to town to perform since theater was banned throughout Europe at the time. The assessment questions test understanding of characteristics of different periods such as the grandiose nature of neoclassical period theater or how technology was applied in the romantic period.
Western 2classical Arts arts quarter 4 portfolio.pptxRonaFrancisco
This document contains a series of activities and assessment questions related to different historical periods of theater arts. It discusses theatrical forms that developed during the Greek period like tragedy, comedy and satyr plays. It also mentions that during the medieval period, minstrels would travel from town to town to perform since theater was banned throughout Europe at the time. The assessment questions test understanding of characteristics of different periods such as the grandiose nature of neoclassical period theater or how technology was applied in the romantic period.
This document provides information and instructions for a student to complete an activity using their campus website and college catalog. The activity has the student:
1) Find various information on the campus website such as events, degree programs, and student organizations.
2) Use the academic calendar to find withdrawal dates and holidays.
3) Use the college catalog to identify scholarship/loan options, required courses for their major, and definitions of academic terms.
4) Visit various campus resources and identify services available at each like the bookstore, library, career services, and more.
The activity has the student familiarize themselves with important resources and terminology to help them succeed at their college.
This document is an English worksheet that contains questions asking students to describe objects in their home, the number of rooms in their house, complete sentences about an astronaut's daily routine in space, and imagine what daily life would be like on Mars. Students are asked to describe their imagined daily routine on Mars in 50-60 words.
This document provides a worksheet to guide analysis of an artwork. The worksheet includes sections for description, analysis, interpretation, and evaluation. Learners are prompted to describe key details about the artwork, analyze artistic elements and principles, interpret meaning, and evaluate whether they like it and think it is important.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was a famous prodigy, meaning a child who displays exceptional talent at a very young age. Mozart began composing music at age 5 and performing for European royalty by age 6, showing an incredible natural gift and mastery of music at a young age. The document appears to be a worksheet asking students to define "prodigy," provide an example of a famous prodigy other than Mozart, and cite their source of information about that prodigy.
The document is a reading log from Logos Academy for chapters 1-3 of To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. It contains 16 questions about chapter 1, 3 questions about chapter 2, and 2 questions about chapter 3 for the student to answer. The questions probe the student's understanding of characters, events, themes and analysis of the chapters. The student is asked to provide summaries, definitions, comparisons and inferences based on their reading.
This document outlines a lesson plan for a project on misunderstood animals. Students can choose from three project options: creating animal information cards, planning an animal quiz show, or making educational posters. They are instructed to research facts on their chosen animal(s) and present their projects to the class. The goal is to educate others and clear up misunderstandings about animals that need more attention and protection.
This document provides activities to help improve academic writing skills. It includes exercises on replacing informal words with more formal ones, finding synonyms for multi-word verbs, writing passive sentences, constructing additional passive sentences, identifying subjective language, rewriting paragraphs using more objective language, removing questions from paragraphs, and identifying formal and informal features in text excerpts. The goal is to help students strengthen their academic writing abilities.
This educational guide discusses the differences between renewable and non-renewable natural resources. It asks students to identify resources in an image, define renewable and non-renewable resources, list the differences between them, observe resources in a video, and explain why caring for natural resources is important. The guide provides questions to help students learn about and distinguish between renewable resources, which can replenish, and non-renewable resources, which cannot be replenished or can only replenish slowly.
The document provides information about landscape development and different types of landscapes. It discusses how landscapes are shaped by both uplifting and leveling forces acting on the Earth's surface over long periods of time. Landscapes can be classified as mountains, plateaus, plains, and more. Factors like rock type, climate, and human activity all influence how landscapes develop and change over geological time.
This document contains a variety of lesson plans, activities, and instructions for a classroom. It includes:
1) A reading passage called "The Strongest One" and instructions for students to visualize the story, identify characters and events, and summarize what happened.
2) Objectives for the week focused on visualization, summarization, antonyms, adjectives, and decimals.
3) A schedule that outlines the daily plan including reading, math, recess, lunch, and other activities.
4) Instructions for center assignments and topics to be covered in math including decimals and the metric system.
The document appears to be an art class assignment sheet that includes several prompts for student work. It asks students to create artworks based on a picture, to explain the meaning of body painting and modifications in some African tribes, to complete a face with artistic elements, to make a composition representing topics from the class, and to do a self-evaluation of their behavior in art class.
The document outlines the phases in designing an English language project, including choosing a topic, listing tasks, objectives, problems/situations, contents, and assessment criteria. It provides templates for planning the project, with sections on timing, competencies, learning outcomes, assessment, methodology, resources, and activities. The goal is to design a coherent project that motivates students and allows them to achieve the objectives through a final product or task.
This document is a logbook for a middle school student's creative projects. It outlines the metacognitive process for their projects, including planning, development, self-evaluation, and goal setting. The student identifies a content area and surrounding problem, concept, artistic influences, techniques, sketches, improvements needed, and self-assesses their work. The teacher provides feedback and grades their metacognition skills.
The document provides information about various art museums and galleries in Utah where one can see visual art, including:
- The University of Utah Museum of Fine Arts in Salt Lake City, which is open Tuesday-Friday 10am-5pm and Wednesday 10am-8pm, and Saturday-Sunday 11am-5pm. It is free to the public twice a month.
- The Brigham Young University Museum of Art in Provo, which currently has exhibitions by Victoria Rowe Berry.
- The Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art at Utah State University, whose chief curator is Victoria Rowe Berry.
- The Utah Arts Council offers one $10,000 visual arts fellowship every other
The document provides information about various art museums and galleries in Utah where one can see visual art, including:
- The University of Utah Museum of Fine Arts in Salt Lake City, which is open Tuesday-Friday 10am-5pm and Wednesday 10am-8pm, as well as Saturday-Sunday 11am-5pm. It is free to the public twice a month.
- The BYU Museum of Art in Provo, which has a current exhibition of Victoria Rowe Berry and is chief curated by Nora Eccles Harrison.
- The Utah Arts Council offers a $10,000 visual arts fellowship every other year.
- Gallery Stroll is a free event in Salt Lake City
This document contains questions, assignments, and templates for students to learn about and analyze Cubist artworks. It includes essential questions about identifying Cubist works and describing Analytical and Synthetic Cubism. Students are asked to choose elements of art and principles of design exhibited in Cubist works and analyze how artists applied them. The document provides spaces for students to write about favorite Cubist artworks while filling in details about the title, artist, date, and medium. It also includes templates for students to analyze specific artists and select their top three favorite Cubist images from an online bank to print and discuss.
1. The document describes various products and possessions. It includes exercises where students match products like wood, glass, and metal to their definitions and uses.
2. Students are asked to describe things they own and complete sentences about products being made of certain materials and used for certain purposes.
3. The document covers vocabulary related to products, including unscrambling words like "global" and "design" and writing past tenses. Students are asked to correct sentences about where certain products come from.
This document provides instructions for an art exhibition and workshop about the artist Jose Laverde. Students are asked to view Laverde's artwork and a video, then answer questions about what techniques and materials he uses and what themes he represents in his work, such as happiness, poverty, and the Pacific region. Students are then instructed to create a self-portrait using materials like sand and glue to represent their happy and sad expressions, and fill out a reference card to present and explain their artwork to classmates.
The document provides sample questions from the 2010 National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) undergraduate creative ability test. The test includes questions asking applicants to depict a word in a 10x10 grid by filling boxes with color, design a postal stamp for themes like Mother's Day or the Commonwealth Games, and draw a pencil sketch for topics like a magic show or obeying traffic rules to promote road safety. Contact information is provided for experts who can advise on admission to design schools.
This document provides an overview of topics related to enjoying school, including vocabulary, grammar, listening, reading, writing and speaking. It includes classroom objects, days of the week, school subjects, telling time, and exercises on grammar concepts like verbs, questions and descriptions. Students are asked to identify vocabulary, answer questions about passages, fill in blanks, translate sentences and describe processes. The goal is to help students improve English skills in multiple areas important for academic success.
This document provides a series of sentences with blanks that students must fill in with appropriate verbs or verb phrases to describe what students need to do to succeed in school or at home. It then provides a series of true/false questions related to COVID-19 safety protocols and responsibilities. Finally, it asks readers to choose the correct modal verb from options provided to complete sample sentences. The document aims to teach students important verbs and modal verbs through a cloze activity and support understanding of safety protocols.
The document is an English formative test that addresses various topics related to environmental issues and recycling. It contains multiple choice questions, short answer questions, word definitions, modal verb exercises, and a short writing prompt. The test examines the student's understanding of concepts like reducing consumption, reusing items, recycling, and the impact of human behavior on issues like pollution and climate change. It suggests students should consider more sustainable choices and ways to limit waste in order to help address the world's growing environmental problems.
This document provides vocabulary terms and information about cells for a 6th grade science unit on cells. It includes words to write 5 times each like nucleus, mitochondria, and cytoplasm. It also defines specialized cell types like nervous system, organ, and chloroplast. It compares and contrasts red blood cells and nervous cells, noting they both have a cytoplasm and cell membrane but red blood cells do not have a nucleus.
INTERNATIONAL DAY OF OLDER PERSONS 2023.pptxAsmaEbrahim3
The United Nations designates October 1st as the International Day of Older Persons to raise awareness of challenges faced by older people worldwide and promote respecting their rights and contributions. This year's theme is fulfilling promises of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights for older individuals. Students are encouraged to celebrate by discussing challenges faced by elderly generations and ways to help, as well as making cards or posters advocating for elderly issues.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was a famous prodigy, meaning a child who displays exceptional talent at a very young age. Mozart began composing music at age 5 and performing for European royalty by age 6, showing an incredible natural gift and mastery of music at a young age. The document appears to be a worksheet asking students to define "prodigy," provide an example of a famous prodigy other than Mozart, and cite their source of information about that prodigy.
The document is a reading log from Logos Academy for chapters 1-3 of To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. It contains 16 questions about chapter 1, 3 questions about chapter 2, and 2 questions about chapter 3 for the student to answer. The questions probe the student's understanding of characters, events, themes and analysis of the chapters. The student is asked to provide summaries, definitions, comparisons and inferences based on their reading.
This document outlines a lesson plan for a project on misunderstood animals. Students can choose from three project options: creating animal information cards, planning an animal quiz show, or making educational posters. They are instructed to research facts on their chosen animal(s) and present their projects to the class. The goal is to educate others and clear up misunderstandings about animals that need more attention and protection.
This document provides activities to help improve academic writing skills. It includes exercises on replacing informal words with more formal ones, finding synonyms for multi-word verbs, writing passive sentences, constructing additional passive sentences, identifying subjective language, rewriting paragraphs using more objective language, removing questions from paragraphs, and identifying formal and informal features in text excerpts. The goal is to help students strengthen their academic writing abilities.
This educational guide discusses the differences between renewable and non-renewable natural resources. It asks students to identify resources in an image, define renewable and non-renewable resources, list the differences between them, observe resources in a video, and explain why caring for natural resources is important. The guide provides questions to help students learn about and distinguish between renewable resources, which can replenish, and non-renewable resources, which cannot be replenished or can only replenish slowly.
The document provides information about landscape development and different types of landscapes. It discusses how landscapes are shaped by both uplifting and leveling forces acting on the Earth's surface over long periods of time. Landscapes can be classified as mountains, plateaus, plains, and more. Factors like rock type, climate, and human activity all influence how landscapes develop and change over geological time.
This document contains a variety of lesson plans, activities, and instructions for a classroom. It includes:
1) A reading passage called "The Strongest One" and instructions for students to visualize the story, identify characters and events, and summarize what happened.
2) Objectives for the week focused on visualization, summarization, antonyms, adjectives, and decimals.
3) A schedule that outlines the daily plan including reading, math, recess, lunch, and other activities.
4) Instructions for center assignments and topics to be covered in math including decimals and the metric system.
The document appears to be an art class assignment sheet that includes several prompts for student work. It asks students to create artworks based on a picture, to explain the meaning of body painting and modifications in some African tribes, to complete a face with artistic elements, to make a composition representing topics from the class, and to do a self-evaluation of their behavior in art class.
The document outlines the phases in designing an English language project, including choosing a topic, listing tasks, objectives, problems/situations, contents, and assessment criteria. It provides templates for planning the project, with sections on timing, competencies, learning outcomes, assessment, methodology, resources, and activities. The goal is to design a coherent project that motivates students and allows them to achieve the objectives through a final product or task.
This document is a logbook for a middle school student's creative projects. It outlines the metacognitive process for their projects, including planning, development, self-evaluation, and goal setting. The student identifies a content area and surrounding problem, concept, artistic influences, techniques, sketches, improvements needed, and self-assesses their work. The teacher provides feedback and grades their metacognition skills.
The document provides information about various art museums and galleries in Utah where one can see visual art, including:
- The University of Utah Museum of Fine Arts in Salt Lake City, which is open Tuesday-Friday 10am-5pm and Wednesday 10am-8pm, and Saturday-Sunday 11am-5pm. It is free to the public twice a month.
- The Brigham Young University Museum of Art in Provo, which currently has exhibitions by Victoria Rowe Berry.
- The Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art at Utah State University, whose chief curator is Victoria Rowe Berry.
- The Utah Arts Council offers one $10,000 visual arts fellowship every other
The document provides information about various art museums and galleries in Utah where one can see visual art, including:
- The University of Utah Museum of Fine Arts in Salt Lake City, which is open Tuesday-Friday 10am-5pm and Wednesday 10am-8pm, as well as Saturday-Sunday 11am-5pm. It is free to the public twice a month.
- The BYU Museum of Art in Provo, which has a current exhibition of Victoria Rowe Berry and is chief curated by Nora Eccles Harrison.
- The Utah Arts Council offers a $10,000 visual arts fellowship every other year.
- Gallery Stroll is a free event in Salt Lake City
This document contains questions, assignments, and templates for students to learn about and analyze Cubist artworks. It includes essential questions about identifying Cubist works and describing Analytical and Synthetic Cubism. Students are asked to choose elements of art and principles of design exhibited in Cubist works and analyze how artists applied them. The document provides spaces for students to write about favorite Cubist artworks while filling in details about the title, artist, date, and medium. It also includes templates for students to analyze specific artists and select their top three favorite Cubist images from an online bank to print and discuss.
1. The document describes various products and possessions. It includes exercises where students match products like wood, glass, and metal to their definitions and uses.
2. Students are asked to describe things they own and complete sentences about products being made of certain materials and used for certain purposes.
3. The document covers vocabulary related to products, including unscrambling words like "global" and "design" and writing past tenses. Students are asked to correct sentences about where certain products come from.
This document provides instructions for an art exhibition and workshop about the artist Jose Laverde. Students are asked to view Laverde's artwork and a video, then answer questions about what techniques and materials he uses and what themes he represents in his work, such as happiness, poverty, and the Pacific region. Students are then instructed to create a self-portrait using materials like sand and glue to represent their happy and sad expressions, and fill out a reference card to present and explain their artwork to classmates.
The document provides sample questions from the 2010 National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) undergraduate creative ability test. The test includes questions asking applicants to depict a word in a 10x10 grid by filling boxes with color, design a postal stamp for themes like Mother's Day or the Commonwealth Games, and draw a pencil sketch for topics like a magic show or obeying traffic rules to promote road safety. Contact information is provided for experts who can advise on admission to design schools.
This document provides an overview of topics related to enjoying school, including vocabulary, grammar, listening, reading, writing and speaking. It includes classroom objects, days of the week, school subjects, telling time, and exercises on grammar concepts like verbs, questions and descriptions. Students are asked to identify vocabulary, answer questions about passages, fill in blanks, translate sentences and describe processes. The goal is to help students improve English skills in multiple areas important for academic success.
This document provides a series of sentences with blanks that students must fill in with appropriate verbs or verb phrases to describe what students need to do to succeed in school or at home. It then provides a series of true/false questions related to COVID-19 safety protocols and responsibilities. Finally, it asks readers to choose the correct modal verb from options provided to complete sample sentences. The document aims to teach students important verbs and modal verbs through a cloze activity and support understanding of safety protocols.
The document is an English formative test that addresses various topics related to environmental issues and recycling. It contains multiple choice questions, short answer questions, word definitions, modal verb exercises, and a short writing prompt. The test examines the student's understanding of concepts like reducing consumption, reusing items, recycling, and the impact of human behavior on issues like pollution and climate change. It suggests students should consider more sustainable choices and ways to limit waste in order to help address the world's growing environmental problems.
This document provides vocabulary terms and information about cells for a 6th grade science unit on cells. It includes words to write 5 times each like nucleus, mitochondria, and cytoplasm. It also defines specialized cell types like nervous system, organ, and chloroplast. It compares and contrasts red blood cells and nervous cells, noting they both have a cytoplasm and cell membrane but red blood cells do not have a nucleus.
INTERNATIONAL DAY OF OLDER PERSONS 2023.pptxAsmaEbrahim3
The United Nations designates October 1st as the International Day of Older Persons to raise awareness of challenges faced by older people worldwide and promote respecting their rights and contributions. This year's theme is fulfilling promises of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights for older individuals. Students are encouraged to celebrate by discussing challenges faced by elderly generations and ways to help, as well as making cards or posters advocating for elderly issues.
This document provides instructions on how to understand light reflection. It explains that light rays can be reflected when they hit shiny, smooth surfaces and outlines key concepts like the normal, angle of incidence, angle of reflection, and diffuse reflection. The relationship between the angle of incidence and angle of reflection is also noted.
This document discusses the uses of electricity including operating home appliances, health devices, factory equipment, and transportation and communications. It describes the importance of saving electricity such as preserving the environment, reducing electricity bills, and prompting family activities. Several ways to save electricity are outlined like drying clothes in the sun, separating appliances when not in use, using energy-saving appliances, relying on sunlight, collecting clothes to iron weekly, turning off lights, and exploiting solar energy.
Solids, liquids and gases PowerPoint.pdfAsmaEbrahim3
This document describes the key properties of solids, liquids, and gases. It explains that solids maintain their shape unless a force is applied, liquids take the shape of their container but maintain a constant volume, and gases spread out to fill their container. The document then discusses that all materials are made of tiny particles, and that the position and behavior of these particles differs between solids, liquids, and gases. It provides a link to a video about particles and assigns students a task to match states of matter to their properties and depictions of particle arrangement.
This document contains instructions for an activity where the user clicks on a speaker to hear a sound, then chooses whether the sound is low or high by selecting the corresponding button. The user repeats this process of listening to a sound and categorizing it as low or high for six different sounds.
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A Brief Introduction About Hanying Chen_Hanying Chen
Vancouver-based artist Hanying Chen boasts extensive skills in writing, directing, producing, and singing, reflecting her diverse talents in the performing arts. As she looks ahead, Hanying is driven to craft a fulfilling career path that harmonizes with her deep passion for artistic expression. In the coming years, she envisions cultivating a balanced life, blending her professional aspirations with her desire to foster meaningful connections in her vibrant urban community.
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2. Lesson objectives
By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
• identify and use vocabulary related to public art.
• use new vocabulary to read about and discuss the purposes
served by public art.
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Ministry of Education- Second Semester 2021-2022 Grade 8 – Unit 7 – Art in the Open – Lesson 1 (Vocabulary)
3. topic
temporary view
take down
1. Look at the title and the pictures. What does the title mean? Think.
The Title
A piece of art is being displayed outside in
the open, where everybody can see, instead
of a closed-up building.
Check your answer
2. Imagine that you are in a discussion about art in the open. Think of some words
that you might use.
public space
Suggested answers
deal with statue surround
aware
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5. Read the examples and try find the meanings of the words in blue. Then
answer the question on the next slide.
1. People didn't seem to be aware of me.
2. One must know how to deal with dangerous animals before getting near
them.
3. Her idea was to build a garden shed in this public space.
4. The palace had a life-like statue of a lion in front of the main gate.
5. It must be time to take down the National Day decorations.
6. Mark got a temporary job for the summer.
7. I would love to write more about this topic, and about how things will get
better and cheaper in the future.
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6. Match each word with its meaning. Write the correct letter next to the right
word.
New word Meaning
1. aware …... A. for a short time; not permanent.
2. deal with .... B. having or showing understanding or knowledge.
3. public space …... C. a subject of discussion or conversation.
4. statue …...
D. to act or behave toward other people, especially in difficult
situations.
5. take down …... E. a space that is shared by or open to all.
6. temporary …... F. to remove something that was previously put up.
7. topic ......
G. a piece of art that is shaped out of stone, metal or other material.
material. They are often in the form of a human or animal.
B
D
E
G
F
A
C
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Check your answers
8. Read and circle the right answer. An example is given.
1. She is honest in the way she deals with / takes down people.
2. A statue / topic of the general on horseback was made in 1890.
3. The teacher assigned each group a topic / temporary to discuss.
4. A city consists of a series of buildings, streets and public spaces / topics.
5. The apartment we’re living in is a statue/ temporary shelter until we finish
fixing our house.
6. I wasn’t aware / deal with of the hole in my shirt.
7. We must temporary / take down the old sign as it needs painting.
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Check your answers
10. There is a beautiful and artistic (1) ________ _________ really close to where I live. There
are a few modern wall art paintings and a big (2) ____________ of a flower made out of
metal. There are two (3) _____________ wooden sticks holding it in place until the artist
finishes it. There are still lots of things that need to be done, so the place would be
amazing. For example, they need to paint the old buildings and to (4) _______
_________ old posters and fix the broken street lights. The (5) __________ was discussed
among the city’s board and they will (6) ________ __________ it soon. People are not (7)
__________ of how much beauty is in our city. We all need to work together to make it
a great place for us to breathe and connect.
aware topic
public space statue
deal with
temporary take down
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Read and fill in the blanks with the correct word from the box below.
Check your answers
12. Why do people create public art?
Discuss A suggested
answer
Public art extends beyond the gallery or
museum space and out into the real world,
attracting huge audiences from all walks of
life. It could be created to liven public
spaces up, a warning about the future, to
bring hope, or to remind us of the past.
This art is a warning about the
future in case we do not take
care of climate change.
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14. Listen, then read the following paragraph about Ricardo Rodriguez and answer
the questions given.
1. Rodriguez has always made great art
that everyone liked. ( )
2. Rodriguez has become famous all
over the world. ( )
3. Rodriguez thinks he has a lot of time
to finish his artwork. ( )
4. Rodriguez has many fans. ( )
5. Rodriguez’s new artwork is a warning
about wasting water.( )
Ricardo Rodriguez is a famous artist who is aware of the
impact art has on public spaces. “This topic has been
discussed by many artists. I have made many statues
throughout the years about animals and plants that
represent my city. At the early stages of my work some of my
art was taken down, because it wasn’t as beautiful as they
hoped for it to be, but now that I have become famous all
over the world, I was asked to make new art available in my
home town by next summer. My time is very limited, so I put
some of my private work as temporary art,” says Rodriguez.
Ricardo Rodriguez also adds that he needs to deal with all
the fans surrounding him while he’s working on his new
statue, which looks like a big metal ball representing earth
with water flowing in the middle of it, warning the public
about wasting water and taking care of earth.
Click to listen
Put (T) for True and (F) for False.
F
T
F
T
T
Check answers
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16. Work in pairs: (Note that you can do it independently.)
Find some public art in your country. Share it with your classmates and
explain what it says about your country and its people.
You can see this colourful camel in a lot of places around
the island of Bahrain. It represents the Bahraini culture and
Arabic language, as well as old Bahraini buildings.
The bright colours show that Bahrain is a small bright
island, which welcomes visitors from all around the world.
*Put a () if you followed the criteria.
Criteria Self-assessment
I use the correct tense.
I spell correctly.
I punctuate well. (full-stops, commas, ----)
I use capitals.
A suggested answer
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Discuss
17. 1- Work independently: Imagine you’re a photographer. Find photos that represent your
country. Show them to the class and explain what they say about your country and its
people.
You decide: P.116
Choose an activity.
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Share your completed work with the class.
2- Work in pairs: (Note you can do it independently) Find out more about some public art.
What do you think of it? Would you like to see art focusing on your country? Why or why
not?
3- Work in groups: (Note you can do it independently) Imagine you want to use a public
space for an art show. What kind of space will you use? What do you want to show in it?
Discuss your ideas.
18. 1- Work independently: Imagine you’re a photographer. Find photos that represent your country.
Show them to the class and explain what they say about your country and its people.
A suggested answer
You decide:
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These are some photos that represent my
country, Bahrain. The 1st photo shows the
Tree of Life which represents history and
power. The 2nd is of the Bahrain Fort. It
represents the strength of Bahrainis and their
love for the land. The 3rd one is of a group of
pink flamingos at Alareen Wildlife Park where
many species of animals native to Bahraini
live. The next photo is a scene from the coast
of Manama which is the capital of Bahrain.
The last photo, number 5, is The Bahrain
International Circuit. It hosts Formula 1 races
and some of the fastest and most exciting car
races in the world.
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1
5
4
3
19. 2- Work in pairs: (Note you can do it independently) Find out more about some public art. What do
you think of it? Would you like to see art focusing on your country? Why or why not?
3- Work in groups: (Note you can do it independently) Imagine you want to use a public space for
an art show. What kind of space will you use? What do you want to show in it? Discuss your ideas.
Suggested answers
You decide:
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Public art means art outside the walls of a museum or an art gallery, using nature as a painting
and people as its audience. Yes, I would like to see art focusing on Bahrain because it could show
visitors from around the world how beautiful and warm Bahrain is and help teach some of our
culture and traditions as well.
I would use a garden or a park as a public space for an art show. I would want to show some old
Bahraini kids’ games that used to be played in the past. The children can engage in my game,
learn about the past, and have fun at the same time.
20. This is the end of the lesson.
Thank you
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