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we've created Flicker Notes! This 8-page free notebook has our top picks for resources in each arts area, must-haves for the Art Cart and parents
Amanda Koonlaba, Ed. S. is an educator and educational consultant with over 12 years of experience teaching both visual art and regular education. Her career has been driven by the power of the arts to reach all learners. She is a published author and frequent speaker/presenter at education conferences. Amanda was named the Elementary Art Teacher of the Year for the state of Mississippi in 2016 and received the Arts Integration Service Award from the Mississippi Whole Schools Initiative (Mississippi Arts Commission) in 2015. She holds an Elementary and Middle Childhood Art certification from the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards. As a coach for The Institute for Arts Integration and STEAM, Amanda is on a mission to ensure every student in America has access to a high-quality arts-based education. She blogs at partyintheartroom.com.
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we've created Flicker Notes! This 8-page free notebook has our top picks for resources in each arts area, must-haves for the Art Cart and parents

When you learn something that you find fascinating, what is your first gut instinct?

Companies aren't creating innovative, naturally-aligned resources for Common Core.

By Gamestorming student thinking, we are fostering an engaging and innovative environment where our children can break the bonds of conformity.

Understanding the Common Core Standards, Arts Integration and STEAM is that all of these initiatives require students to unpack their thinking.

If you are looking for new ways to inspire & facilitate the sharing of writing in your classes, challenge students to tweet you a story through Twitter!

The best example is painters/artists who do courses or get an advanced degree in graphic designing.


What a fantastic tool character correspondence would be to use in the classroom for analyzing literature, writing and performing.

Change is good. It makes us better and pushes us to refine our practice.

But today, we thought it would be great to give everyone a little look around to see what our 2013 Connectivity Conference has to offer.

By looking at the theater of baseball we might make baseball more accessible to arts lovers and help some sports fans find a way to connect to the arts.
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