The ultimate goal of this project was for my students to visually represent who they are on the inside as they design and create their masks. It's a very challenging task, and I encouraged my students to have conversations their closest friends and family to help them think through that version of themselves they only reveal to a select few. They did an amazing job!
Tuesday, December 9, 2014
8th Grade Masks
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