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Learners examine art by considering how the subject matter and artists design choices affect the viewer's experience. They use the provided close-up images and notes to analyze the painting, Poppies. Afterward, they use the painting as a setting for a short story. They are encouraged to write descriptively from a first-person perspective. 

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critical thinking, art analysis, storytelling

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art analysis, Art History, Narrative Writing, critical thinking, storytelling, english language arts
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6th - 12th
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English Language Arts
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