Famous Artists Lesson Plan

Famous People in History Lesson Plans Bundle: 140 pages of Lesson Plan

Scaffolding to learn about “Famous People in History" This inquiry-based learning resource offers a comprehensive exploration of significant historical figures (famous people in history) from around the world. With 116 pages of content plus an additional 24-page file in A-4 format including worksheets and assessments:, it provides a wealth of materials to enhance student engagement and promote a deeper understanding of history. [FAMOUS PEOPLE IN HISTORY LESSON PLANS](https://https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/significant-people-in-history-famous-people-bundle-12977256) Inside, you'll find: KWL Thinking Routine Thought-Provoking Questions The 5Ws Questions Think-Pair-Share Collaborative Learning Matching Activities Sorting Activities Series of Videos Web diagrams Glowing Water Experiment Art/ICT/writing activities Projects and assessments There are 4 sets and A-4 printables: Set 1 Learning Objectives: 1. Can I identify significant people in history? 2. Can I complete the KWL? 3. Can I match the significant people to their pictures? 4. Can I read descriptions about SPH and stick their pictures? 5. Can I read and talk about SPH? 6. Can I use Padlet to write what I have learned about a significant person in history? Set 2 Learning Objectives: 1. Can I identify some artists in history? 2. Can I write what I have learned? 3. Can I paint “The Starry Night”? 4. Can I use polka dots to make art? 5. Can I use cubism? 6. Can I read a text about Mozart and fill-in the gaps? 7. Can I play Mozart’s famous piece “A Little Night Music?” Set 3 Learning Objectives: 1. Can I explain how significant people contributed to the world? 2. Can I use Google Maps to pinpoint the birthplaces of the significant people in history? 3. Can I complete a chart about countries? 4. Can I think-pair-share? 5. Can I make a wig? Set 4 Learning Objectives: 1. Can I complete a web diagram? 2. Can I make glowing water? 3. Can I read a text about Bill Gates and answer the questions? 4. Can I write what I have learned about Bill Gates, Mother Teresa and Albert Einstein? 5. Can I write significant people’s professions? 6. Can I act-out as a taking statue? 7. Can I answer a written summative assessment? 24 pages in A-4 format including worksheets and assessments: - 5Ws worksheet - Reading and matching activities - Cards game - Reading comprehension: Mozart - Professions worksheet - Jobs worksheet - Countries and Nationalities worksheets - Reading comprehension: Bill Gates - Written assessment: Significant People in History - Oil Pastel Self-Portrait activity - My favourite significant people worksheet - Rubric: Talking Statue These varied activities about Famous People in History are designed to inspire curiosity, critical thinking, and creativity, empowering students to gain a deeper appreciation for the impact of historical figures on our world. [Significant People in History BUNDLE for Primary](https://https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/significant-people-in-history-famous-people-bundle-12977256)