Art Lesson: Animal Habitats and Sculptures
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Created by Teacher(s): Jessica Jozak, Sustainable Jersey for Schools|Published on: July 27, 2024
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Synopsis
Students discuss animals and their habitats in New Jersey and create animal sculptures.
Inquire: Students identify animals living in New Jersey and the kind of habitats they live in.
Investigate: Students choose an animal that lives in New Jersey and create a sculpture of it.
Inspire: Students discuss solutions to save the animals in New Jersey.
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