Poppy Field near Giverny, 1885
Oil on canvas, 25 1/2 x 32 inches
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston,
bequest of Robert J. Edwards
and
gift of Hannah Mary Edwards amd Grace M. Edwards
in memory of their mother
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For the Teacher-
This WebQuest was designed for a sixth grade art class. Upon completion of the WebQuest, my students will create a painting in the style of Monet. Students will identify their favorite work. Then they will create their own painting, based on their preference. The lesson was designed to enrich the artistic process. It is a great way to add Discipline Based Art Education to your classroom.
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Pathway in Monet's garden, 1902
Oil on canvas, 35 x 36 1/4 inches
Osterreichische Galerie, Vienna
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There are many ways to present the information that you have collected:
Multimedia Presentation- Information collected can be put into a slide show using PowerPoint, HyperStudio, or other available software.
Research Paper-
Students can summarize their findings in a short research paper using word processing software.
Reciprocal Teaching-
Students can take on the role of teacher, and present a lecture to a group of their peers. (Brave students only!)
Role Play-
Students can take on the role of Monet and give a mock speech.
Note to teachers:
There are many ways to present the information, do not feel limited by these suggestions.
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