Back to Unit Design Databank Index Back to ALA Teachers' Forum Art and Life in Africa Project Lesson Plan Databank Plan Number: 040 Title/Lesson/Theme: African textile designs are created by weaving or stamping. Designed by: Lori Powell Grade level/Discipline: Kindergarten/Art Estimated Time: Four 20-50 minute lessons Objectives (what will be assessed?): Students will understand that African peoples create textile designs by weaving colored yarn and by using dye to stamp cl ...

Ancient Africa LESSON PLANS FOR MASKS , SHIELDS AND "KENTE" PLACEMATS plus Ancient Africa Links These elementary art lessons can be utilized in studies of art history. Students can learn about the various tribal masks of Africa and the ceremonies in which they were used. Purpose Students gain a greater perspective of other traditions and beliefs. They gain experience in exploring several media. Objectives 1. Students cooperate with each other. 2. Students learn to manipulate a va ...

Ancient Africa LESSON PLANS FOR MASKS , SHIELDS AND "KENTE" PLACEMATS plus Ancient Africa Links These elementary art lessons can be utilized in studies of art history. Students can learn about the various tribal masks of Africa and the ceremonies in which they were used. Purpose Students gain a greater perspective of other traditions and beliefs. They gain experience in exploring several media. Objectives 1. Students cooperate with each other. 2. Students learn to manipulate a va ...

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