Grade: 10 Lesson: Concluding the Design Thinking Project Course: Social Studies & Fine Arts Get Rooted
Learner Outcomes (Program of Studies):
Social Studies 10-1 S.5 demonstrate skills of cooperation, conflict resolution and consensus building: S.6 develop age-appropriate behaviour for social involvement as responsible citizens contributing to their Plan for Diversity: community: ELL Students will be provided with S.7 apply the research process: technology on an individual basis to S.8 demonstrate skills of oral, written and visual literacy: provide assistance with any terminology or translations needed. Fine Arts 10 Cognitive Students will be actively Concepts moving around the classroom. A. Various materials alter representational formats and Assistance will be provided on an processes used in achieving certain intended effects. individual basis. Concepts Physical Accommodations will be A. Compositions use positioning and grouping of subjects for made on an individual basis. different meanings and emphasis. Concepts A. Works of art contain themes and images that reflect various personal and social conditions. B. Technology has an affect on materials used in image making. Prerequisite Knowledge, Skills, Strategies and/or Attitudes:
Prior knowledge from Social Studies 9, and Science 9.
Objective: To wrap up the entire unit, the students will be presenting their prototypes and experts will be invited in to see their work in a showcase setting.
Materials, Resources, Technology:
Will need: Tables Space for Showcase Backdrops for students to hang projects Tacks, sticky tack, tape, etc. Introduction: (15 mins) Students are setting up their final prototypes & presentations for their showcase to the Gr. 10 Social Studies classes. Ongoing Teacher Student Activity Sequence Time Assessme Activity Activity nt Actively Teacher does introduction to the Get listening Engagemen Rooted Showcase, gives an overview of for t strategies the project: 10 min Instruction. instruction with Design thinking, deforestation & s. students. colonialism as a springboard. Presentin g the Collaborative student groups are able to work, show their work over the past couple of answering Observation weeks and their learning that they have 60 Observatio questions, al done. Faculty and students are wandering mins. n of and Assessment around to see the different projects and students. seeing Strategies. solutions. other groups work. Closure: Teacher brings the showcase to a close. Thanks to the parents, volunteers, faculty, and especially to the students. Students take down their evidence and projects. Clean up the showcase room/area.