MFL lesson plan: Graffiti versus street art

Graffiti versus Street art
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This lesson contains 27 slides, with interactive quizzes, text slides and 1 video.

time-iconLesson duration is: 45 min

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Graffiti versus Street art

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Today 
  •   Identify the differences between graffiti and street art.
  • Understand key vocabulary related to urban art.
  • Engage in a discussion on the legality and cultural significance of street art.

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What is street art, what is graffiti?

Slide 3 - Open question

Where could you find street art or graffiti?

Slide 4 - Open question

What does the word 'vandalism' mean?

Slide 5 - Open question

Vandalism means damaging or destroying things without permission.
  • Writing on walls without permission.
  • Breaking windows or spraying paint on a building.

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Describe the pictures 
Street art or graffiti?




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A
graffiti
B
street art

Slide 8 - Quiz


A
graffiti
B
street art

Slide 9 - Quiz


A
graffiti
B
street art

Slide 10 - Quiz


A
graffiti
B
street art

Slide 11 - Quiz


A
graffiti
B
street art

Slide 12 - Quiz


A
graffiti
B
street art

Slide 13 - Quiz

Mural
Street artist 
vandalism 
permission 
underground tunnel
spray paint 
exhibition 

Slide 14 - Drag question

Listening activity 
What the video and listen: 
Write one argument for and one argument against graffiti. 

Example: 
  • Graffiti is beautiful 
  • Grafftiti destroys buildings. 

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Street art versus graffiti
Graffiti 🖌️
Graffiti is het schrijven of tekenen op muren zonder toestemming. Het bestaat vaak uit woorden of symbolen.
Street Art 🎨
Street art is grote, kleurrijke kunst in openbare ruimtes, meestal met toestemming.

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Slide 17 - Video

Think- pair- share
With your parnter share what did you see in the video? 
I think graffiti is good because ......
I think graffiti is bad because.......

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Write down one thing for and one thing against graffiti?

Slide 19 - Open question

Fill in the dutch transaltion for the following words:
a. Exhibition b. famous c. mystery d. controversial
e. legal

Slide 20 - Open question

Reading activity 
 1. Read the article in pairs: Graffiti: art or vandalism? 
2. Read the questions and highlight the answer: true or false.

 Example: Banksy is famous street artist. True or false

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Slide 22 - Link

Reading text: answers 
1. Banksy’s exhibition in 2009 was held in London. (False)
2. Banksy is a famous graffiti and street artist. (True)
3. Nobody knows Banksy’s real identity. (True)
4. Banksy has painted on live animals. (True)
5. Banksy designed a cover for a Nike advertisement. (False)
6. Brad Pitt bought a Banksy painting for over $2 million. (True)
7. Banksy made a film called Exit Through the Gift Shop in 2010. (True)
8. All graffiti is legal in the UK. (False)
9. Dundee, Scotland has a legal graffiti wall that is 110 meters long. (True)
10. Street art and graffiti are always considered vandalism. (False)

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Making a Poster
What: Form groups of 3.  You will create a poster together about street art or graffiti.
Assignment: Show the difference between street art or graffiti. Design your poster using drawings, colors, and words to clearly present your idea. 
a. A title that represents your idea stance (e.g., Graffiti: A Voice for the People or Graffiti: Destroying Public Spaces).
b. Write a short explanation on the poster: What does your artwork show? Why did you choose this?
Time:15  minutes to design and create the poster.
Help: You may ask the teacher for help. 
Finished? Check your poster and practice to present it to the teacher. 

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Learning goals
What is graffiti?  what is street art? 

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Review: Write on a post it! 
One tip and one top from the lesson

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