Biology I
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students will build multimedia animal and human body cell models to
be hung as mobiles or freestanding structures
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World History
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students will study world cultures and make plaster masks of their
peers depicting various cultures; the masks will communicate a specific
function in that society
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Fine Arts Survey
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students will study Egypt and build sculptures relating to metaphorical
and religious significance of human form; they will make prehistoric animal
and human figure effigies depicting beliefs
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Art History
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students will plaster cast the human body, sculpting forms communicating
power, emotion, and societal moral teachers; art students also study how
Leonardo da Vinci and other artists used human anatomy to design work
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Biology II
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students will build life-size models of human body systems ... concentrating
on proportions and size relationships; they will plaster cast peers and
will use wood and styrofoam armature support of completed models
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