Earlier in the school year students transferred their luchador mask sketches to paper for Art to Remember. Practice makes better, right?
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Thursday, February 19, 2015
6th and 7th Grade Luchador Masks
This unit was designed to introduce 6th
and 7th grade students to self-portraiture and the meaning of the Luchador mask. Students began the unit by learning how to create a realistic portrait, with the help of a mirror, then continued to create a collage Luchador mask that served as a mask for their drawn self-portrait.
Throughout this unit, students discussed the idea of dual identity and how one's appearance can not truly express one's inner-self. Each student's mask was meant to reflect their personality and students reflected on the meaning of their mask during class while sharing as well as when writing a reflection at the end of the unit.
All-in-all, I was very impressed with the students' results! They seemed very engaged throughout the unit, and met challenges head on.
Throughout this unit, students discussed the idea of dual identity and how one's appearance can not truly express one's inner-self. Each student's mask was meant to reflect their personality and students reflected on the meaning of their mask during class while sharing as well as when writing a reflection at the end of the unit.
All-in-all, I was very impressed with the students' results! They seemed very engaged throughout the unit, and met challenges head on.
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