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People often express their feelings about historical issues or events through artwork such as songs, novels, short stories, paintings, sculptures and movies. A large portion of your American History Project will consist of one of two art related topics: 1. You will choose a work of art which someone else has created to interpret an event or issue in American history. You will research the event or issue related to the artwork then analyze the artist's interpretation of the the event or issue through their artwork. 2. You will create your own work of art which is your interpretation of an event or issue in American history. You will research the event or issue, come up with your own interpretation of the event or issue then express that interpretation in a work of art of your own in any medium you choose. Be prepared to answer questions about your chosen artwork from the class or the teacher.

Students will present interesting information about a scientist and invention of their choosing. A poster board is required for a visual aid.

Create a country brochure in a greeting card folded format: Front cover, inside data pages, back map and inside full-size poster You are the country and descriptions should reflect what people should know about YOU!

Students will follow detailed instructions to create a tessallation pattern.

Every letter of the alphabet represents something to do or see in Alaska. Designed for a visitor who has never been to Alaska to quickly assess what they may or may not want to do while they are visiting our beautiful state.