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Grades 9-12
Listed by Locale:
China
Japan
Japan and China in Comparison
All lesson plans for this grade level:
Japanese Abstract Art and its Impact of the Impressionist Movement
Art and the Afterlife: A Comparison Between Japanese and Other World Cultures
Sherlock Holmes at The Cleveland Museum of Art: Chinese Art in a Document
Christopher Columbus Who? Art as Clues to Past Culture
Why Are Your "Good Dishes" Called China?
To Catch a Dragon by the Tail: The Three Gorges Dam Project Controversy
The Silk Road and the Special Economic Zones: Geography and its Connection to China's Economic Development
Dragon and Tiger Imagery: China and Japan
The Language of Flowers and Trees in China and Japan and JAPAN
Literati paintings in China and Japan
Pure Land Buddhism in China and Japan
Shinto and Dao: Where the Gods Reside
Chado: The Way of Tea
Japan Borrows from China
Climate Comparison of Japan and the United States
The Clothing of a Buddha,The Clothing of the Buddha
Japanese Family Crests
Cyclical Psychology in Japanese Culture as Seen Through Art
Feudal Japan: Daimyo
Buddhist Art: Lost in the Landscape
Spontaneous Brushstrokes: Daoism in Art
The Art and Beauty of Chinese Calligraphy
The Confucian Pursuit of an Orderly Society
The Three Philosophies of China
Gifts from China to the West
The Daoist Immortals
Japanese Festivals and Celebrations
How Japanese Prints Influenced French Artists
Mt. Fuji and Shinto
Fujiyama
Problem-Based Learning with Chinese Art
Realism in Chinese Art
Courtship and Calligraphy in The Tale of Genji
Combining Parts to Create a Whole
Confucianism and Shintoism
Iconography: The Study, Identification, and Interpretation of Subject Matter in Art and Literature
Landscapes in Japanese and Chinese Art
Military History of China and Japan
Japanese and Chinese Pilgrimage and Journey
Chinese Ritual: The Death Ceremony as seen through Art and Literature
Yin and Yang: The Existence of Harmony in the Universe
Heart (and Arm) of Darkness
Haiku and Topography
Haniwa
Horses
To Be [Idle] or "Not to Be" [Idle]: Connecting Japanese and Renaissance Notions of Idleness
Irises
Tales of Ise
Japanese Fans
The Kei School,The Kei School
Comparing and Contrasting Chinese / Japanese artist Reaction to Authoritarian Government
Comparing and Contrasting the Realist and Abstract Traits of Japanese and Chinese Buddhist Sculpture
Comparing and Contrasting Foreign Influence on Chinese and Japanese Cultures
Kimonos
Japanese Aesthetics and Literature,Japanese Aesthetics in Art and Literature
Folktales Reflect Daoist and Buddhist Traditions
Images of China: The Universaility of Human Experience across Time and Cultures
Peach Blossom Spring: Idealizing the Simple Life in Nature
Funerary Objects in Ancient China as a Mirror of Beliefs
The Juxtaposition of Beauty and Imperfection in Art and Literature
The Role of Class Distinction Across Artistic and Cultural Mediums
The Role of Monuments and Memorials Across Artistic and Cultural Mediums
The Role of the Phoenix Across Artistic and Cultural Mediums
The Role of the Teacher Across Artistic and Cultural Mediums
From Book to Big Screen: To Kill a Mockingbird through the eyes of a Byobu
Mount Fuji
Mudras
The Nio: Protective Deities in the Buddhist Pantheon,The Nio: Protective Deities in the Buddhist Pantheon
Noh Theatre
Living By The Seashore
One with Nature: Japanese Literature as a Mirror of Japanese art and Culture
Japanese Peasants
The whole world: Yin yang and the five elements
What’s your sign?: The Chinese zodiac
Importance of Japanese Art and Poetry and Tales of Ise
Rice versus Wheat
Feudal Japan: Samurai
He Says, She Says-Love and Beauty in China and Japan
Celebration of Hero— Japan and China, 600-1850
Conflicts between Confucian theory and reality - Roles of women in Japan and China.
Using Religion to Unify an Empire— China, Japan and Buddhism
Role of Trade and Outsiders in Society
Hanging Scrolls
Create a Hanging Scroll
Shigaraki Pottery
Shinto: The Way of the Gods
Feudal Japan: Shogun
Silent Stories: Physical Objects as Mediums of Artistic and Literary Expressions
Sumi-E Painting
Japanese Tanka Poetry
Tea Ceremony
The Japanese Tea Ceremony
Woman Holding Plum Blossoms: Comparing the Ideals of Beauty in the Tang Dynasty and Modern-Day America
Lao-tzu Riding on an Ox
Han Dynasty Zodiac Symbols
The Essence of Life: Japanese Woodblock Prints as Embodiments of Sensory Imagery
Travel the Tokaido Road
The Floating World in "What the Seasons Brought to the Almanac-Maker" by Ihara Saikaku
Ukiyo-e: Japanese Prints Depicting the "Floating World"
Utamoro Prints
Voyages of Discovery: Japanese Travel Poetry and World Explorers
Woodblocks in Japanese Art,Woodblocks in Japanese Art
Relationship Between Zen and Haiku Aesthetics
Zen Buddhism and Modern Utopias – A comparison between past and present ideology
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