
The Geometry of Dance
Blend math & dance with this creative geometry of dance lesson plan, provided for you by The Institute.
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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Blend math & dance with this creative geometry of dance lesson plan, provided for you by The Institute.

Once you have read Susan Riley's Equal Rhythms Lesson consider using movement to deepen your students’ understanding and have them embody the rhythms.

Today's dancing through sound strategy is based in an old Dalcroze method that uses sound to provide a springboard for creativity and interpretation.

Equal Rhythms lesson for 4th Grade Common Core Math in the area of adding fractions and also works on musical notation and composition.

Featuring two music techniques that can be directly tied to Common Core math and Common Core reading and writing.

Connect with your inner artist, the richer your teaching will be and the more committed to Arts Integration you will become.

You just need to find an access point of music with which you feel comfortable, try out new music strategies and communicate freely with your music teacher.

The process of making art and the process of doing science are both forms of play and important means of learning.

Today's lesson combines Common Core literature reading standards and visual art standards.

Time is a precious commodity in today’s classroom and transition times can cause us to lose some.

What I just described is extension, relevant connections or even a curriculum overlay.

Connect theater, movement, music and science through the concept of color intensity.
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