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Individual Style Unit Plan

Individual Style Unit Plan

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Individual Style

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Students explore their individual style in clothing and describing people. They describe misfit style characters, discuss their choices in clothing, and readan article related to student style. They design a t-shirt and present style awards for celebrities.

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6th - Higher Ed

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Social Studies & History

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