Textile Narratives: Weaving Family History Project Guide
Students create a three-panel textile narrative depicting a historical event through their family’s perspective.
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Exploring Olympic Mascots: Design and Cultural Representation
Students examine the design and symbolism of Olympic mascots, including Tina and Milo from the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Games.
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Students examine the design and symbolism of Olympic mascots, including Tina and Milo from the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Games. They use a See, Think, Wonder routine and planning prompts to create a mascot that communicates cultural identity and Olympic values.
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- Students will analyze how colors, shapes, expressions, and accessories communicate meaning.
- Students will identify cultural symbols and values represented through mascot design.
- Students will explain how design choices communicate personality, inclusion, and resilience.
- Students will plan an original mascot connected to a specific place or set of values.
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