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Students will be able to:
- Understand the history and cultural significance of graffiti.
- Identify different styles and techniques used in graffiti art.
- Analyze graffiti as a form of expression and its legal and ethical implications.

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Watch a documentary about the history of graffiti to grasp its evolution and cultural relevance. Discuss in groups what was learned.

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How Graffiti is Changing the Face of Art | Duality: A Graffiti Story | Documentary Central

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Learn about the different techniques and tools used in creating graffiti through an online tutorial. Practice sketching graffiti tags in notebooks.

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Explore local graffiti: Take a walk or do a virtual tour of graffiti spots. Use Padlet to upload photos and discuss the different styles observed.

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Create a class graffiti wall (digital or physical): Each student contributes a piece, showcasing their understanding of graffiti styles and techniques. Use this activity to encourage collaboration and peer feedback.

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Extension Activity: Design a graffiti piece that expresses a social issue important to you. Research the issue and explain your artwork.

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Ongoing observation and discussions during activities. Summative assessment through a quiz on the history, techniques, and ethical considerations of graffiti.

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Students summarize what they've learned about graffiti and reflect on the art form's impact on society through a group discussion or individual exit tickets.

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Complete a worksheet on graffiti techniques and styles for additional practice. Explore online graffiti creation tools for further skill development.

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