1. Get out a piece of notebook paper and finish these sentences…
Above everything else, I most respect….
Above everyone else, I most respect….

2. “Wall of Respect” Movement
Began in in the 1960s
African-American Artists
Walls within communities
Symbols of respect for the artists’ neighborhoods

4. Creating Our Wall of Respect
You get one notecard. It is your “brick.”
Put your full name and period number on the back of the card (the side with lines).
Think: What do I respect? Who do I respect?
Design and decorate your brick with words, pictures, art…anything that represents what you respect most. It must be colorful.
We will use them to create a wall.

5. Example: