MFL lesson plan: Graffiti versus street art

Graffiti versus Street art
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EngelsMiddelbare schoolvmbo kLeerjaar 2

This lesson contains 15 slides, with interactive quizzes, text slides and 1 video.

time-iconLesson duration is: 45 min

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Graffiti versus Street art

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Today 
  •   Identify the differences between graffiti and street art.
  • Understand key vocabulary related to urban art.
  •  Form an opinion on whether you find graffiti to be vandalism or street art? 
  • Create a poster or create a presentation expressing and supporting  your  opionion on graffiti as art or vandalism.

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What is graffiti?

Slide 3 - Open question

What is street art?

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Where could you find street art or graffiti?

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A person or group in power (like police or goverment).
Something people have very different opinions about.
Breaking or damage to property.
Approval to do something, often from police or property owners.
When people notice or give credit for something.
A sentence that tells what someone thinks or believes.
Punishment from the law when you do something wrong.
A discussion where people give different opinions.
Paid or asked to do something (like art or work).
Authority
Controversial
debate 
Legal consequences
statement 
permission 
Recognition
vandalism 
Commisoned 

Slide 6 - Drag question

Forming an opinion: 
  • Forming an opinion is about sharing personal views supported by reasons. 
  • Example: In my opinion dogs make great pets and the reason because dogs are friendly and social animals
  • I disagree. I think cats make great pets because they are easy to train and don’t need a lot of time. 

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Listening activity 
What the video and listen: 
After watching, write down your opinion: 'Is graffiti street art or vandalism? Why do you think that?' 

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Slide 9 - Video

Forming your opinion: Is graffiti street art or vandalism? Why do you think that?  (Write two sentences) 
  • In my opinion, graffiti is… 
  • I would say that.......
  • I agree/ disagree……
Ways in which to support you opinion:
  • For example…..
  • Because….
Use some of the vocabulary include it in your answer: graffiti, street art, legal, illegal, culture, community, permission. 

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Think- pair- share
With your partner share your opinion first in Dutch and then in English. Give your reason. 5 minutes to discuss!   

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Making a Poster OR creating a Presentation
What: Form groups of 3.  Choose between making a poster or presentation together giving your opinion whether graffiti is street art or vandalism? 
Assignment: . Design your poster or presentation using the vocabualry and sentence starters  to clearly present your idea. Inlcude the following: 
a. A title that represents your idea stance (e.g., Graffiti: A Voice for the People or Graffiti: Destroying Public Spaces).
b. Write a short explination on the poster or presentation: What do your images or artwork show? Why did you choose these? 
Time:15  minutes to design and create the poster or presentation
Help: You may ask the teacher for help. 
Finished? Check your poster or presentation and practice to present it to the class. 

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Exit ticket 
Question one: “Name one thing you learnt from the lesson today?”
Question two: "Was your opinion about graffiti different before and after watching the video? Explain why or why not."

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Review: Write on a post it! 
One tip and one top from the lesson

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