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Princesas Disney: La verdadera historia de la moda

¡Descubre la verdadera historia detrás de las historias y modas de 12 princesas de Disney en este curso híbrido de historia y diseño de moda!

Melissa Quijano M. Ed.

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Qué está incluido

12 reuniones en vivo

12 horas presenciales

Tarea

1-2 horas por semana. Students will design a historically accurate look for each Disney Princess.

Experiencia de clase

Nivel de inglés: desconocido

Grado de EE. UU. 4 - 7

The Disney Princesses take place in a place far, far away, in a time long, long ago... yet, Disney leaves us many clues as to where and when these stories actually take place. The problem is... Disney does a very poor job of showing us the clothes of those places, never mind all of the other fun details that make up historical stories!
This course is 70% social studies and 30% fashion design. We will be delving into historical times and places that coordinate with the clues we can find (and will look at) in 12 Disney princess movies. We will be discussing how women behaved and were treated during each time period, as well as what was generally going on during the time, and how this may have affected her. We will look at clips of each movie as well as primary and secondary sources to supplement our discussion.
Additionally, students will learn how to "read a dress" to better understand how fashion historians date a dress. Students will synthesize the skills and information into a historically accurate fashion sketch for each princess.

Week 1
Moana
Polynesia, 100 CE

Week 2
Jasmine [Aladdin]
Middle East, 600s

Week 3
Merida [Brave]
900s Scotland

Week 4
Aurora [Sleeping Beauty]
1350s England

Week 5
Mulan
China, 1400s

Week 6
Snow White
1550s, Germany

Week 7
Pocahontas
Jamestown, Virginia, USA 1615

Week 8
Belle [Beauty & the Beast]
France, 1750s

Week 9
Rapunzel [Tangled]
1780s Germany

Week 10
Cinderella
1860s, England

Week 11
Ariel [The Little Mermaid]
1900, Portugal

Week 12
Tiana [The Princess and the Frog]
New Orleans, Louisiana, USA 1920s

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Metas de aprendizaje

Students will develop historical analysis skills in "reading a dress"
Students will trace the changes in royal/powerful females throughout time and space.
Students will design a historically accurate look for each Disney Princess.

Otros detalles

Orientación para padres

Students will be given a croquis to draw on, which is a nude female form. A few princesses may not have been fully covered in real life, but photo references will follow general guidelines on what is okay to show and what isn't. We discuss the French Revolution with Belle, which was a very violent time in history. We don't get very into it, but I will answer questions if kids ask them.

Lista de útiles escolares

Paper
Any type of art supplies student like to use
A pencil

Recursos externos

Los estudiantes no necesitarán utilizar ninguna aplicación o sitio web más allá de las herramientas estándar de Outschool.

Melissa Quijano M. Ed.

Se unió el July, 2019

4.9

533reseñas

Perfil

Experiencia y certificaciones del docente

2 Grado

Maestría en Educación desde CUNY College of Staten Island

Licenciatura en Inglés desde CUNY Brooklyn College

I have been teaching history through Disney Princesses for 5 years, and it's basically one of many ways you can decide to organize a survey history course. It's exciting to look at the types of people that many history classes don't look at: women.