My students have done agamographs in the past, but I always called them “pictures that show two perspectives.” It’s nice to learn there is an official name for these that has fewer syllables. There are many ways to integrate this art form into other subjects – showing cause and effect in science or literature, or different historical perspectives, for example. To see great directions for making agamographs, check out this set from Babble Dabble Do. You can see some beautiful examples made by middle school students here. If you are ready to hop on trying this out, you might want to consider making agamograph Valentines.
Of course, if you Google “agamograph” you will find many more examples. Apparently everyone on the internet knew what they were called except me 😉
You sound like a great teacher