Korean Lesson Plan: Cutting it Up

Have you heard the saying the whole is greater than the sum of the parts? This was true for scrapbooking class today. I was walking back from class yesterday and thought of a clever idea. I wanted people to realize about being a part of a group. Regardless if the students if they are playing a small or big part in a project they are still important.

korean class

What did I do?

I took a picture from a Korean magazine of this really cute Korean guy on a bicycle:)

Then I cut the picture into 28 pieces so every student could get a piece. They didn’t know what the picture was.

They each received a piece and had to draw their image in their scrapbook.

Lastly, we had everyone arrange their scrapbooks to make the big picture.

The kids really enjoyed this activity and hopefully got across that regardless of their part, they all played an important role.

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4 Responses to “Korean Lesson Plan: Cutting it Up”

  • Sharpshoot
    August 1st, 2006
    4:45 pm

    I guess what it also means is that the Big entrepreneurial vision can only be delivered by a talented team. Great game Noah!

  • mroonie
    August 1st, 2006
    4:47 pm

    That sounds like an awesome activity! I would’ve loved to take your scrapbooking class!! =D

  • Nick Gavronsky
    August 1st, 2006
    7:32 pm

    Hey fellow yopo. Noah, you always got great ideas, seems like you never stop thinking.

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