The arts and social studies
Published on Nov 18, 2015
Aida in the classroom
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
Reaction #1
What do you hear? Now that you know the setting of this story - what is this song about & why? How do you know this?
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REFLECT USING PADLET
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CHARACTERS
- Aida - princess of Ethopia
- Amneris - princess of Egypt
- Amonasro - king of Ethopia
- Radames - commander of Egypt's army
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Reaction #2
What do you hear? Now that you know the setting & characters - what is this song about & why? How do you know?
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REFLECT USING PADLET
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Reaction #3
Now that you know the entire story - listen to the song again & write who is singing the song, when & where the song is being sung & why you think this
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REFLECT USING PADLET
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In class now
Discuss how this lesson relates to the social studies standards? Why is it important for students to "do" social studies in the classroom?
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WHY IS MOVEMENT IMPORTANT?
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HOW DO YOU SEE THE ARTS IN YOUR FUTURE CLASSROOM?
LEADING THE WAY OR SUPPORTING CURRICULUM?
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Using Twitter
Send a tweet using #ed555 sharing your #1 take away from today's Aida lesson
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