Ancient Sumer Art Lesson

I have created a lot of new resources lately to stock The Curated Connections Library that I haven’t put up on the blog. This ancient art history lesson covers the art of Sumer in Mesopotamia/the Ancient Near East.

The Art Curator for Kids - The Art of Ancient Sumer Lesson - PowerPoint, Assessment, Student Learning Activities

In addition to the context and characteristics of the art of Sumer, the lesson covers the following artworks: the Standard of Ur, cuneiform, Ziggurat of Ur, and the Tell Asmar hoard. Learning activities include a group art interpretation activity, clay activity, discussion questions, compare and contrast, and a poetry activity.

The Sumer art lesson files include:

PowerPoint
Group Art Analysis activity worksheet (.doc and .pdf)
Poetry activity sheet (.pdf)
Assessment questions (.doc and .pdf)

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