Regina J McMurray

July 2014 Cohort

Culminating Week, Lesson 8
April 20-24, 2015
Renaissance Quilling - Lesson Plan
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Common Core Standards:
Reading (History/Social Studies):
Identify key steps in a texts description of a process related to history/social studies
Determine the meaning of words and phrases as they are used in a text, including vocabulary
specific to domains related to history/social studies
Reads and understands informational texts
Uses resources to locate info independently
Gathers and analyzes info
ELA
Exploration of Renaissance through language
STEAM
Science/Engineering:
Developing and using models
Obtaining, evaluating, and communicating information
Designing solutions
Math:
-Know a 2 dimensional figure is similar to another if the second can be obtained from the
first by a sequence of rotations, refections, translations, and dilations, symmetry
-Convert like measurement units within a given measurement system
-Classify two-dimensional figures into categories based on their properties
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Learning Targets:
Explain Renaissance terms related to art, decoration, quilling
Know French translation of English words
Describe Renaissance quilling
Compare and contrast quilling during different eras and countries
Explain how to create quilling craftwork
Design and create a quilled art piece
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Learning Task:
Create a Renaissance-style design by quilling
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Pre-Test: Written Test, minimum 5 facts "What I know about the Renaissance Art and Decor"
Monday
Pre-test

Review Lesson Objectives, Expectations, (accurate and well made), and Assessments
(Feedback, Summative Assessment)
Know-Want to Know class discussion (KWL)
Daily Vocabulary words/translations
LessonHistory of quilling- 4th century Greece (boxes), Egypt (tombs) used wire
Ren.: book covers, religious items
England/Amer- genteel, trays, tea caddies
Instructions: Google images of Ren. Jewelry boxes
Measure 1/8 and convert to mm, make marks on paper 3mmx30cm,
1/8x11in
Cut paper
Plan project methods/design and plan color use
Use q-tip to hold paper (longer hold roll=stays rolled
Shapes (show examples), leaf, eye, tear drop
Project discussion: Project design options
Menu scroll (team up w/menu class)
Authentic era designs (American, European, Renaissance, Greek, Modern)
-Renaissance painting replica, book cover, boxes, frame, candle holders...
greeting cards, earrings, coasters, 3d "mini" people/animals, flower bouquet,
class/school sign, (other ideas?)
Closure, review
Student Rounding
PnP for tonightBring book, "religious" memento, tray, candle holder, jewelry box
Vocab
Tuesday
KWL
Daily Vocabulary words
Lesson
Historical vs. Contemporary Quilling- tools, cards, wedding/birth announce, cakes
Websites
Begin- Individual Research and project time
Create solutions to design problems
Closure, review
Student Rounding
PnP for tonight- worldofquilling.weebly, vocab
Wednesday
KWL
Daily Vocabulary words
Lesson
Quilling in America (video)
zeitinquilling site
(discussion)
Individual Research and project time (solutions to design problems)
Closure, review
Student Rounding

PnP for tonight- Vocab

Thursday
KWL
Daily Vocabulary words
3-D Quilling
Summative Assessment
Individual project time
Closure, review
Student Rounding
PnP for tonight- finish project at home, vocab
Friday
KWL
Daily Vocabulary words
Individual project time
Present projects to class
Discuss strategies that worked
Self- Reflect- did I meet learning targets and complete learning task successfully
Student Rounding
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Formative Assessment (Feedback Strategies):
-Student Rounding: What have you done well and what needs improvement to reach targets
-Show me what you know on white boards
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Summative Assessment:
Essay Question: "What Did I Learn?"
-Describe current quilling and its popularity as an art form
-What was most challenging about the project?
-What is the modern term for quilling?
-Write three new words you learned and the translations
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Vocabulary Words/Translations: filigree, tea caddy, candle sconce
genteel
(defn: belonging to or suited to polite society,
paper
papier
scroll
le rouleau
book
livre
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Web Links and resources:
http://www.janeausten.co.uk/rolled-paper-crafting-and-quilling/
https://zeitunquilling.wordpress.com
www.naqg.org - antiques roadshow you tube
worldofquilling.weebly.com
http://heroinesofthefaith.blogspot.com/2012/06/art-of-paper-quilling.html (Jane Austen, America)
http://www.feelguide.com/2012/02/04/mri-body-scans-renaissance-era-quilling-paper-art-lisanilssons-stunning-tissue-series/
https://eventgalca60.wordpress.com/2010/12/07/the-revival-of-renaissance-art-of-paper-quillingfeatured-artisan-quilling-queen-designs/