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GSS P2 Roles (3-5)
GSS P2 Roles (3-5)
Date: 1/28/19
Grade: 3-5
Activity Description:
This is the 2nd in a 6 part session where the students will decide what the Mood/Theme of the
Runway will be, what feeling they want their models to communicate in this runway and
basically answer the question, who will do what.
Designers (Everyone)
All students will help design in some way. They can draw out designs, help in the brainstorming
process, and assist with alteration as needed to bring these creations to life. You must sew your
own designs, but you do not have to model your own designs.
makeup. Stylists are incredibly valuable and add the “cherry on top” of their team’s designs.
Choreographer
Helps models choose their poses, gives suggestions of walking styles. Decides where the models
will stop, pose, walk and turn during our performance. They will tape markers on each stopping
point and decide the layout for our chairs. Lastly, they lead stretch and warm up before the
models take to the runway and strut their stuff!
Host
If the Director isn’t comfortable with public speaking we will enlist the help of a charismatic
Runway Host. They will read the names of everyone in our class, shout of the students modeling
as they strut by, mention the designer teams and potentially give a little background for each
look. They will talk about what inspired the collections, and introduce and close the show.
Photographer
We will need at least two photographers to document the making of these collections and the
runway showcase. I can provide old cellphones for the “behind the scenes” and a Nikon camera
for them to learn to use during the dress rehearsal and comfortably/confidently use at the show.
Objectives:
3. Assist them in seeing that they can be a valuable part of a community/ team
project
Reaching Objectives:
What roles will we need to produce our Fashion show? Make a list ultimately
ending with: Designers, models, stylists, musical performers/DJ, director,
choreographer, host, and photographer.
2. After we have listed these roles, and ask them to define them for us. We will write
the descriptions next to each role. Now it’s time to choose what we will all do!
Students will raise their hands for each one that sounds interesting to them, we
can talk about a time where they were leaders, editors, makers and performers. I
will stress the importance of every piece of the puzzle and show just as much
excitement for the models as I do the directors. If more than 2 people want to be
the director, or not enough students want to be stylists etc. we will anonymously
vote for who will be what. We will sit separately and write our votes onto slips of
paper, then I’ll tally answers from a hat. At the same time, we will also brainstorm
themes of the fashion show and vote for our favorites. There will be one solid
theme for the entire GASP Spring Show, and both grades will offer up ideas for
the show’s theme, and for their separate collections. Students will choose
themes before they choose teams.
3. Everyone will decorate a name tag that also includes their role. We will go
around and answer the question. What would a fashion show look like
without a _____. It wouldn’t work at all. It is incredibly important for us to have
someone helping in every role. To end the enrichment we will invite each student
to make a goal for themselves in this 6 weeks. “As a designer I plan to bring my
_____ skills to our fashion show”
Plot out Lessen Plan:
Little plastic
name tag holders,
We have chosen our jobs! Now we
colored pencils,
have time to create name tags for
2:35-2:45 10-14 colored pens, and
ourselves that display our roles big
index cards that
and proud!
we will slip
inside
Everyone wears their name tag, we
rejoin our circle and validate each
other/stress the importance of every
single piece of our fashion show
puzzle. We will go clockwise and
reaffirm eachother with the language
2. What happens if one of us doesn’t try? How does this effect our team?