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Science/Art Integration

Kelsey Pennington

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Process

Researched Art and Content Integration

Planned a lesson based on Indiana content standards

Created a sample for use in the classroom

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ResearchMarshall:

Depiction-Having students depict a subject from observation. Allows students to see how artists observe and record the world around them. Making connections across subjects enhances learning. –Marshall

GoldburgArt allows for the exploration of a subject in a deep, meaningful way.Students learn about, with, and through the arts.

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ResearchSmith

Focuses on drawing, but can be applied to other art forms

Observation-learning to look

Composition-placement of objects

Oreck:Art allows students to explore and make discoveries.

Art should be a part of every subject, not something separate.

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Models

Use of models

Integration of art and science

Compare and contrast object and model

Use of models to develop learning

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Standards1.6.1 Observe and describe that models, such as toys, are like the real things in some ways but different in others.

2.1.5 Demonstrate the ability to work with a team but still reach and communicate one’s own conclusions about findings.

2.1.7 Recognize and describe ways that some materials — such as recycled paper, cans, and plastic jugs — can be used over again.

2.6.2 Observe and explain that models may not be the same size, may be missing some details, or may not be able to do all of the same things as the real things.

3.6.3 Explain how a model of something is different from the real thing but can be used to learn something about the real thing.

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Lesson Plan

Learn about models in class

Assignment to make a model

Create model and present it to class

Reflect on learning

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Visual Product

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Top View

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Close Up

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Side View

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Solar System Model

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Layers of the Earth

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Cell Model

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Digestive System Model

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Teaching Philosophy

Integrate art into other subjects

Visual response for visual learners

Allow students to respond in numerous ways

Allow students to develop their art skills

Expose students to multiple art forms


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