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Additional Search Results 1 - 10 of 275 for Detroit
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1. Unity - Activity
Activity Assessments Objectives and Preparation and Teacher Standards Resources Comments Description: Year-end review of American History, team-taught using discussion, museum visit, and an art project Grade level: Eighth I began this lesson by studying Diego Rivera's Detroit Industry murals. Students discussed Rivera's work and the way he used people and objects to symbolize ideas. detail, aviation panel, Detroit Industry, west wall Detail, aviation panel, Detroit Industry, west wall. Click the image for more information. Then I led students in making a list of symbols...
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2. East Detroit Public Schools, Eastpointe, MI 48021
DISTRICT INFORMATION Board of Education District Calendar District Map EDucator Newsletter Employment Opportunities Registration WHAT'S NEW... Procedures Telephone Directory EDHS CLASS OF 1958 REUNION PLANNED Mark your calendars! The East Detroit High School Class of 1958 SCHOOLS will be holding its 50 Year Reunion on October 4, 2008. The event Elementary Schools will be held at the Barrister Gardens Banquet Hall beginning at 6 Secondary Schools p.m. To get the details, please contact Carol (Kornberger) Hawkins at 586-773-3189. DEPARTMENTS O...
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3. Collages - Activity
...ns of community and philosophy, so students had already begun this process. Students were asked to think about the philosophy and values of The Roeper School, to observe their community for people, places, and/or events that communicate the unique qualities of our community. detail, predella panel, Detroit Industry, south wall Trade school engine class led by Henry Ford predella panel, detail, Detroit Industry south wall. Click the image for more information. Grade Level: Eighth Materials: Polaroid One-step camera with black & white Polaroid instant film photocopy machine opaque projector pencils 22 x...
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4. Posters - Activity
...nd Preparation and Teacher Comments Standards Resources Description: Students will analyze one of the major eras of 20th century history and use drawing, photos, and collage to visually interpret this era in a poster mural. worker/mechanic, detail, steam panel, manager/engineer, detail, electricity Detroit Industry, west wall panel, Detroit Industry, west wall worker/mechanic and manager/engineer, details, Rivera, Detroit Industry murals, west wall. Click an image for more information. Grade level: Eighth Completed over 10-day to 2-week period. The first two sessions were a classroom discussion and vi...
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5. Pennants - Activity
...paration and Teacher Comments Standards Resources Description: Students research and create pennants of their first names to develop an understanding of America as a mosaic of diverse peoples. detail, detail, detail, detail, detail, automotive pharmaceutical automotive vaccination automotive panel, Detroit panel, Detroit panel, Detroit panel, Detroit panel, Detroit Industry, north Industry, south Industry, north Industry, north Industry, north wall wall wall wall wall Details, Rivera, Detroit Industry murals. Click an image for more information. Grade level: Sixth Each lesson is designed for a 45-minu...
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6. WebQuest Template
...eep abreast of financial news! Using the important information you gathered, evaluate the pros and cons of each kind of purchase based on GOOD BUSINESS SENSE...NOT YOUR EMOTIONS! Resources HERE ARE SOME SUGGESTED RESOURCES TO HELP YOU EVALUATE YOUR OPTIONS: Stores at the mall. Stock Market Listings Detroit News Business Page Friends, family, sports jocks and stockbrokers. The Process 1. Shop 'til you drop at the mall to gather Nike and Reebock shoe prices. 2. Browse over to the stock listings to gather valuable info about each company... (don't forget to gather any extra "hot" topics from the homepage...
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7. Put a short title of your lesson plan here
...ree American Memory Collections: + Pioneering the Upper Midwest: Books from Minnesota, Michigan, and Wisconsin, 1880-1910 + The Northern Great Plains, 1880-1920: Photographs from the Fred Hultstrand and F.A. Pazandak Photograph Collections + Touring Turn-of-The Century America: Photographs from the Detroit Publishing Company, 1880-1920 Teacher Page Student Page Resources and Activities Mary Alice Anderson April 2000 Kim Penrod
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8. Prints - Activity
Activity Assessments Objectives and Preparation and Teacher Standards Resources Comments Description: Printing plates made of found objects glued to student profiles provide a foundation for portraits that reveal individual characteristics. Grade level: Sixth Stephen Dimitroff, automotive panel, Detroit Industry, north wall Stephen Dimitroff, an assistant and model for Rivera, in a 1990 photo, near his 1933 portrait, Detroit Industry north wall. Click the image for more information. Materials Newspaper White glue Scissors Found Objects (reflecting our lives) ie. keys, paperclips, buttons, broken je...
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9. Time Line - Activity
...students also learned about the history and culture of Mexico; the geography of Mexico; and the history of Mexican-American relations. Rivera's life was also discussed in conjunction with the students' study of the Western Hemisphere and the Latin American nations. detail, central monochrome panel, Detroit Industry, west wall Detail, central monochrome panel, Detroit Industry, west wall. Click the image for more information. In groups three, students were asked to complete a poster project focusing on the life of Rivera using their mapping skills and their knowledge of time lines and chronology. First...
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10. HTI Lesson Plan: WWII Homefront
...xamine the images on Nazi brutality located here: http://www.archives.gov/exhibit_hall/powers_of_persuasion/powers_of_persuasion_intro.html Again, have your students critique these images: What colors are used? How are Germans and Japanese portrayed? What emotions do the images illicit? Part 3: The Detroit Race Riot of 1943 The need for industrial workers to supply the war effort drew millions of migrants into urban factories. Overcrowding and long work hours added to already strained race relations and in 1943, riots erupted in fifty cities. One of the most famous and devastating was in Detroit where...
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