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Which subject	Art
What topic	Summer vacation packing/travel
What length (min)	30
What age group	Doesn't matter
Class size	20
What curriculum
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Number of slides	5
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Lesson plan

Lesson Plan

Topic

Summer Vacation Packing/Travel

Objectives

Students will create a visual representation of items they would pack for a summer vacation.
Students will explore creativity through drawing and mixed media.
Students will practice planning and organizing their ideas visually.

Materials

Paper (A3 size for drawing)
Markers, colored pencils, and crayons
Glue and scissors
Magazines for collage (with vacation-related imagery)
Printed packing list templates
Example images of summer travel items

Grade/Age Group

All Grades (K-12)

Subject

Art

Class Size

20 Students

Length of Lesson

30 Minutes

National Curriculum

This lesson aligns with the visual arts standards, promoting creativity, self-expression, and planning.

Homework

Students will create a packing list for their ideal summer vacation, including images or drawings of at least five items. This will be submitted in written form without any presentations.

Lesson Structure

Step Number	Step Title	Length (minutes)	Details
1	Introduction	5	Introduce the topic of summer vacation. Discuss what items are typically packed and why.
2	Brainstorming	5	Conduct a short group brainstorming session on vacation essentials. Students jot down ideas.
3	Demonstration	5	Show examples of packing lists and visual representations. Demonstrate how to create one.
4	Art Creation	10	Students start creating their visual packing lists using paper, markers, and magazines.
5	Sharing Ideas	3	In pairs, students share their packing lists to get feedback (no presentations necessary).
6	Wrap Up	2	Recap what was learned today. Remind students about homework and expectations for submission.

Closure

Wrap up the lesson by connecting the importance of creativity in planning and packing, emphasizing how art can be a tool for organization and self-expression. Remind students about the homework assignment and encourage them to be imaginative!