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Africa & Its Influences, Jazz & America, and Considering the Postmodern

2000
University of Maryland, College Park

Lesson Plans

Title Grade Level Discipline Topic
African Storytelling Middle School Theater Africa & Its Influence
African Stories High School Theater Africa & Its Influence
African Drumming & Rhythm Middle School Music and Dance Africa & Its Influence
Adding Rhythm, Movements & Dynamics to African Music High School Music and Dance Africa & Its Influence
Distinguishing Repetition and Adding Movement to Kye, Kye, Kule Middle School Music and Dance Africa & Its Influence
Weaving Kente Cloth High School Visual Arts Africa & Its Influence
Studying African Drumming & Dance as Communication High School Music and Dance Africa & Its Influence
Repoussage Sculpture Middle School Visual Arts Africa & Its Influence
Masks High School Visual Arts Africa & Its Influence
Making Ghanian Adinkra Cloth High School Visual Arts Africa & Its Influence
Discussing Conflict in the Arts by Creating an Art Gallery and Studying Harlem Middle School Theater Considering the Postmodern
Conflict in Postmodernism: Desctructured, Decentered, Dehumanized! High School Visual Arts Considering the Postmodern
Poetry in Motion High School Music and Dance Considering the Postmodern
Mask Making High School Visual Arts Considering the Postmodern
Various Postmodern Lesson Ideas High School Visual Arts Considering the Postmodern
Improvisational Chalk Drawings High School Visual Arts Jazz & America
Improvisation vs. Structure in Poetry and Theater High School Theater Jazz & America
Improvisational Painting High School Visual Arts Jazz & America
Improvisation High School Theater Jazz & America
Improvisation in Many Art Forms Middle School Music and Dance Jazz & America
Renaissance Period Unit Middle School Music and Dance Music of the Renaissance
Music: The Renaissance Genre Middle School Music and Dance Music of the Renaissance


Sponsored by The Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center, The Center for Renaissance and Baroque Studies, and the Maryland State Department of Education.
   
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The Center for Renaissance & Baroque Studies
0139 Taliaferro Hall
The University of Maryland
College Park, Maryland 20742
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Last updated June 11, 2007