Lesson	Time Allocation	Resources Needed	Introduction	Development	Conclusion	Assessment
Lesson 1	1 hour	Printouts of Edward Hopper's artwork, Nighthawks	- Introduce Edward Hopper as a famous artist - Show examples of his artwork, specifically Nighthawks - Discuss the painting, its mood, and its elements	- Engage in a class discussion about the artwork - Analyze the use of color, light, and perspective in Nighthawks - Encourage students to share their thoughts and opinions	- Recap the main points discussed - Encourage students to look for inspiration in everyday scenes	- Observe students' participation in the discussion - Assess their understanding of the elements of Nighthawks
Lesson 2	1 hour	Painting materials (canvas, paints, brushes)	- Review Edward Hopper's main art medium (painting) - Show examples of other Hopper paintings using the same medium	- Provide each student with a small canvas and painting materials - Instruct them to create their own painting inspired by Nighthawks using the same medium	- Give students time to complete their paintings - Allow them to share their work with the class	- Assess students' ability to use the painting medium - Evaluate their creativity and interpretation of Nighthawks
Lesson 3	1 hour	Printouts of various images inspired by Nighthawks	- Introduce the concept of creating original images inspired by artwork - Show examples of various images inspired by Nighthawks	- Engage in a class discussion about the different images - Analyze how they are inspired by Nighthawks and what elements they share	- Encourage students to create their own original image inspired by Nighthawks - Provide them with materials to do so (paper, pencils, markers)	- Assess students' ability to create an original image inspired by Nighthawks - Evaluate their understanding of the elements that make it inspired by the artwork
Lesson 4	1 hour	Craft materials (glue, scissors, colored paper)	- Explain the concept of sharing artwork in an interesting way - Show examples of creative ways to present artwork	- Instruct students to create a 3D diorama or pop-up card inspired by Nighthawks - Provide them with craft materials to bring their ideas to life	- Allow students time to complete their diorama or pop-up card - Encourage them to share their work with the class in an interesting way	- Assess students' ability to create a 3D artwork inspired by Nighthawks - Evaluate their creativity in presenting their work
Lesson 5	1 hour	Printouts of Nighthawks painting	- Recap the main elements and mood of Nighthawks - Discuss the importance of storytelling in art	- Instruct students to write a short story inspired by Nighthawks - Encourage them to incorporate the elements and mood of the painting into their story	- Provide time for students to write their stories - Allow a few volunteers to share their stories with the class	- Assess students' ability to incorporate elements and mood of Nighthawks into their stories - Evaluate their creativity and storytelling skills
Lesson 6	1 hour	Classroom display area	- Discuss the importance of displaying and appreciating artwork - Show examples of different ways to display artwork	- Allow students to choose their favorite artwork created during the lessons - Assist them in preparing the artwork for display	- Create an interesting display of the students' artwork inspired by Nighthawks - Allow time for the class to appreciate and discuss the displayed artwork	- Observe students' participation in preparing the artwork for display - Assess their ability to appreciate and discuss the displayed artwork