Honoring Humans in Oceanic Art - AP Art History

9.218 Buk (Mask) - 9.222 Malagan Display and Mask - 9.215 'Ahu 'Ula (Feather Cape) - 9.220 Tamati Waka Nene - Honoring Humans in Oceanic Art - One Pager - PowerPoint - Student Notes - Teacher Notes - AP Art History - APAH - Google Drive - Lesson Plan - Print & Digital

This lesson focuses on honoring humans in Oceanic art. In addition to learning about form, function, content, and context, students will be pushed to analyze art from the Oceanic tradition. At the end of this lesson, students will complete a one pager activity.

This resource comes as a Google Drive resource. When you download this resource, you will see the terms of use and printing notes. On the printing notes page, you will have a link to the Google Drive folder. You will need to make a copy of the material if you would like to edit it. All of these instructions, including a step-by-step visual guide on how to use this resource, is included in the terms of use. If you would like to print the resource material, you can do so. Simply go to "File," "Download," and "PDF" to save the resource as a PDF and print!   

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• 23-slide PowerPoint going over form, function, content, and context for the following artworks:
1. 9.218 Buk (Mask)
2. 9.222 Malagan Display and Mask
3. 9.215 'Ahu 'Ula (Feather Cape)
4. 9.220 Tamati Waka Nene
• Teacher lecture notes are presented as individual documents that tell you exactly what to say for each slide (all the research is done for you)
• Student notes
• One pager
• Teacher lesson plan

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Best yet, all of these items are editable. You can change or adapt them to fit your curriculum or classroom needs! 

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