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MYP UNIT: Islamic Tiles Coding & Design (IB / STEAM / Art + Engineering)
Bring beauty, math, and logic together in this engaging, interdisciplinary unit that blends geometric art, computational thinking, and the IB MYP Design Cycle! This project-based learning experience invites students to explore traditional Islamic tile design while learning how to code original digital patterns using platforms like TurtleArt, Scratch, or Tinkercad Codeblocks. Whether you're a Design, STEAM, Art, or Math teacher, this unit offers a structured and creative way to teach sy
6th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Visual Arts
CCSS, NGSS
6.G.A.3
, 7.G.A.1
, 7.G.A.2
+9
Computer Science Coding Unit: Tile Patterns | Art, Math & Engineering
Introduce your students to the fascinating intersection of art, math, and technology with this dynamic project-based unit! Students explore the world of Islamic geometric patterns and use block-based coding platforms (like TurtleArt, Scratch, or Tinkercad Codeblocks) to design stunning, original tile compositions that blend symmetry, logic, and creative expression. Watch this video to learn about the skills your students will learn! This cross-curricular unit is perfect for teachers lookin
5th - 8th
Computer Science - Technology, Geometry, Graphic Arts
NGSS
MS-ETS1-2
, 3-5-ETS1-3
, MS-ETS1-4
+4
Winter Holiday Interactive Design Project- Canva, Scratch & Makey Makey
🎅❄️ Winter Holiday STEM Design Project – Canva + Scratch + Makey Makey 🎨💻 Bring winter creativity and coding together! This engaging Winter Holiday STEM Design Project gets your students designing, coding, and engineering interactive holiday creations using Canva, Scratch, and Makey Makey!Students will design a holiday-themed image, then code interactive sounds in Scratch, and finally connect their projects with Makey Makey for a fun, hands-on STEAM experience! Perfect for upper eleme
4th - 7th
Computer Science - Technology, Engineering, Graphic Arts
Get Out (Peele) – Horror Film Sound & Descriptive Writing Practice
Bring film analysis and creative/descriptive writing together with this close-listening activity for the opening credit sequence of Get Out (dir. Jordan Peele, 2017). Students will analyze how sound builds mood, tension, and meaning—then craft a formal analytical paragraph that integrates cinematic vocabulary and precise sensory description. What’s Inside🎧 Descriptive Sound Writing Worksheet (for the opening credit sequence of Get Out)🧠 Answer Key + Teacher Notes – sample observations and an
9th - 12th
Other (ELA), Visual Arts, Writing
CCSS
RL.9-10.1
, RL.9-10.2
, RL.9-10.4
+11
Babadook Viewing Questions | Film Form Connections & Active Viewing Guide
Help your students stay focused, analyze key cinematic choices, and make meaning while watching The Babadook (2014). These print-and-go viewing questions guide students to identify film form elements — like framing, color, character expression, sound, and shot composition — and connect them to deeper themes and tone in the film. Perfect for teachers who want simple, structured active viewing without committing to a full film-analysis unit. What’s Included Act I, Act II, and Act III viewing qu
11th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Balanced Literacy, Other (ELA), Visual Arts
CCSS
RL.11-12.1
, RL.11-12.2
, RL.11-12.3
+5
Halloween Horror Sound Descriptive Writing Practice – Film & Writing
Help students hear the horror before they see it! This flexible, low-prep activity introduces cinematic sound analysis and descriptive writing—perfect for spooky season or any time you want to strengthen close-listening and analytical writing skills. Students begin by listening to a horror scene (of your choice) with visuals hidden, take notes on what they hear (rhythm, texture, pitch, silence, etc) then view the scene to connect sound and image. Finally, they compose a formal analytical para
9th - 12th
Other (ELA), Visual Arts, Writing
CCSS
RL.8.1
, RL.8.2
, RL.8.3
+20
Famous Artist Research Project - Symbolism Snowman Lesson - Engaging
Revitalize your winter lesson plans with this captivating Snowman Creation activity! Ideal for middle-level art, reading, and ELA classrooms, this lesson seamlessly blends art, research, and symbolism inspired by a renowned artist. Engage your students in a festive exploration of character snowmen, creating a visually stunning winter display while delving into the realms of art history and symbolism. Key Features of this Lesson: ❄️ A curated Google Slides lesson link for seamless integration in
5th - 8th
Art, Art History, Visual Arts
Also included in: Art Bundle - Middle School Art Lessons
Theatre Christmas Craft Project - Editable Costume Design Project for Holidays
This Theatre Christmas Craft Project for Costume Design gets your students in the holiday spirit while you take a break from planning for up to 2 weeks! Print & go or customize directions for specific Christmas shows! Students will research, render & build their Christmas costumes. They'll plan their presentation, critique their peers, present & reflect. Students choose 1 Christmas Costume piece: Santa’s Hat, Elf’s Shoes or Reindeer Antlers. Shorten or extend to your needs. Each
5th - 12th
Dance, Drama, Visual Arts
Also included in: Intro to Theatre Costume Design Unit & Project Based Learning Bundle
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