Horace Pippin Art History Lesson

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This is a fun student-led art history lesson in which students share and take notes about the life of Horace Pippin. Each student is given a fact card and note sheet as they walk in the classroom. Once the bell rings, the fun begins. This lesson includes:

-Lesson Plan
-Teacher Fact Sheet
-20 Fact Cards
-4 Blank Bonus Fact Cards
-Note sheet Template

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