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New theme:  Identity ,[object Object],Physical identity - What a person looks like What does identity mean  ?
New theme:  Identity Personal identity - what the person likes to do, their hobbies, what they are good at, their talents.
What is your identity?
What is a mask?? A mask is used to cover the face to disguise the person wearing it. It lets the person create a new identity . Halloween is a good example of people wearing masks pretending to be someone else
Different types of masks
Different types of masks
Different types of masks
Why mask were invented? Masks were invented by different groups of people to represent their culture. What does culture mean ?-  Culture mean a group of people that  share the same traditions. Example  of a culture : African Irish
African
Irish
African Irish
The Irish culture
Masks from different cultures African:  African masks were made to represent tribal sprits that would protect the people  of the villages.  When the villagers would wear These masks their identity would change and they would become as  powerful as the spirits.
Masks from different cultures African: some African masks  Were made to represent the animals that they hunted.  The villagers believed that if they  wore the mask of the animal they  were hunting they would become as brave and intelligent as the animal so could catch it easier.
Masks from different cultures Japanese: the mask that were made  By the Japanese were to repel bad spirits. By wearing these masks the people were Able to tell any bad sprits that would bring Bad luck to leave their home.
Masks from different cultures Chinese: the mask that were made  in china represent different animals. The Chinese have an animal to represent their new year.  The dragon is a popular mask as it is seen as powerful and the Chinese see it as being luck. They make a wish to the mask and hope it will come true.
Masks from different cultures For homework over the mid term you will research your  given country and find out about their culture Things that you could look at in their culture are  : religious beliefs   myths and legends   animals   festivals You will put together an information sheet about the country and its culture. You can use Images from the internet, magazines, drawings and writing. We will be looking at These sheets in class after the midterm and you will use them to start  Designing what your mask will look like .

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identity and masks

  • 1.
  • 2. New theme: Identity Personal identity - what the person likes to do, their hobbies, what they are good at, their talents.
  • 3. What is your identity?
  • 4. What is a mask?? A mask is used to cover the face to disguise the person wearing it. It lets the person create a new identity . Halloween is a good example of people wearing masks pretending to be someone else
  • 8. Why mask were invented? Masks were invented by different groups of people to represent their culture. What does culture mean ?- Culture mean a group of people that share the same traditions. Example of a culture : African Irish
  • 10. Irish
  • 13. Masks from different cultures African: African masks were made to represent tribal sprits that would protect the people of the villages. When the villagers would wear These masks their identity would change and they would become as powerful as the spirits.
  • 14. Masks from different cultures African: some African masks Were made to represent the animals that they hunted. The villagers believed that if they wore the mask of the animal they were hunting they would become as brave and intelligent as the animal so could catch it easier.
  • 15. Masks from different cultures Japanese: the mask that were made By the Japanese were to repel bad spirits. By wearing these masks the people were Able to tell any bad sprits that would bring Bad luck to leave their home.
  • 16. Masks from different cultures Chinese: the mask that were made in china represent different animals. The Chinese have an animal to represent their new year. The dragon is a popular mask as it is seen as powerful and the Chinese see it as being luck. They make a wish to the mask and hope it will come true.
  • 17. Masks from different cultures For homework over the mid term you will research your given country and find out about their culture Things that you could look at in their culture are : religious beliefs myths and legends animals festivals You will put together an information sheet about the country and its culture. You can use Images from the internet, magazines, drawings and writing. We will be looking at These sheets in class after the midterm and you will use them to start Designing what your mask will look like .