We linked to images related to that in the task so either download it before the lesson or open them up during the class to show that weird cases, This lesson plan about Banksy and Maurizio Cattelan ends with a short optional discussion about art in general. They will discuss a restoration failure, a controversial artwork, a prank by two teenagers at a museum and the most expensive sculpture sold by a living artist. When appropriate, they should use the words from the previous exercise. QUESTIONABLE CASES FROM THE WORLD OF ARTįinally, students discuss some interesting cases from the world of art. Next, they have another three sentences and need to match synonyms to the following words: unfathomable, shockingly, staggering.
First, they need to read a sentence from one of the videos and match the word unfathomable to its meaning. Next, they have two more exercises on vocabulary for expressing surprise and shock. After summarizing, students start a discussion on what they’ve watched. The other video presents Maurizio Cattelan’s Comedian: the work of art consisting of a banana taped to a wall with duct tape. One is Banksy’s Girl with Balloon which was shredded during an auction. They have to watch both of them and using vocabulary from the previous exercise, summarize what they’ve seen. VIDEO & DISCUSSIONĪfter that, students move to watching the videos. Students read some sentences and they have to match underlined words and phrases to their meanings. Then, students move to an exercise on vocabulary that two videos include.
The worksheet starts with a short discussion based on three quotes concerning art. That’s definitely going to spark their interest 🙂 Ask your students then how much they would pay for it. The total energy in a mechanical system is its mechanical energy. Mechanical energy is the sum of an objects potential and kinetic energy. Basically, what you do is you bring a banana to your classroom and tape it to the wall. When we talk about an objects total kinetic energy of motion and gravitational or elastic potential energy, we refer to the energy as mechanical energy. One of our subscribers came up with a cool warm-up task to this lesson, which we want to share with you. This work of art has been sold for $120k. One of the works presented in this lesson is Maurizio Catellan’s Comedian, which in a nutshell, consists of a banana taped to the wall with a duct tape. Student's version teacher's version Unlock the e-lesson plan with the Premium subscription WARM-UP & VOCABULARY
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