Students in Dylon Peertamsingh’s sixth grade social studies class at 鶹Ӱ International Center wrapped up their lessons about China on Wednesday by analyzing reproductions of the Qingming Scroll, a painting highlighting 12th century Chinese commerce.
Students used magnifying glasses to identify the activities depicted on the scroll, wrote down their observations and interpretations, and discussed their findings in small groups. They finished the lesson by sharing an observation with the whole class.
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