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Defining Hip Hop - Middle/High School Lesson Plan

Grades 6 - 12 Arts Social Studies

In this lesson students gather and synthesize information from varied sources to provide an extended definition for the concept of Hip Hop. This lesson relies on the use of the comic The Graphic History of Hip Hop #1, by Walter Greason and Tim Fielder.

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