Mary Bisset's
Cross Curricular Teaching
Creating Win Win Teaching and Learning
Grades 6, 7 & 8
Student Work Samples

Gr 7/8Language & History
Conflict & Change in a Shoe?
Melissa Selvaggi Grade 8
Tiffany Bush Grade 8
Kathryn Decata Grade 8
Leslie Mak Grade 8
Veronique Parry Grade 7
Odellia Molgani Grade 7

Grade 6 Language
Stories with a Native Perspective

Suzanne Whittemore
Larah Robertson

A Picture is worth a thousand words
Pride of Ownership
The Beach

Flower Power
The Jester
And Crocodiles
Racecar Shoes


Movies Can Tell the Story too...
Veronique
Larah
Odellia
Heather
Melissa




Introduction
Revision

The Lesson That
Lauched Us


Visual Arts
Grade 6 Visual Art
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Grade 7 Visual Art
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Grade 8 Visual Art
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Language
Grade 6 Languag
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Grade 7 Languag
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Grade 8 Languag
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History & Social Studies
Grade 6 Social Studie
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Grade 7/8 Histor
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Assessment
AndyWarhol Rubri
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Art Rubri
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My special thanks to Jennifer Jenson, professor of Cultural Technology, 5885 at York University who forced me to embrace digital tools to create curriculum, as well as websites.  Without your academic excellence Jennifer, this never would have happenned.
This site is a culmination of Visual Arts, Language and History/Social Studies Curriculum for grades 6, 7 & 8.  For this project, I had the pleasure of working with a very special group of students from Claude Watson Sport Seneca  an affiliate school with the Toronto District School Board.   This site will clearly show how one lesson from Visual Arts can address several Ontario Curriculum Expectations.  As a teacher, I know how precious my time is.  Having curriculum at my fingertips that embraces several expectations is in my opinion, a stroke of genius. 
One Lesson...Many Directions...
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