
Visual Arts Activities for Mindfulness
Cultivating awareness in the classroom can positively impact our students.
Rob Levit, an acclaimed musician and artist and 2013 Innovator of the Year from the Maryland Daily Record, has created award-winning innovative "Life-Skills Through The Arts" programs for adults with mental illness, the homeless, adults in drug and alcohol recovery, youth in domestic/sexual abuse counseling, foster children, hospital patients, veterans and many more. He is currently Executive Director of Creating Communities and was the first Artist-In-Residence at Hospice of the Chesapeake, where he created and infused healing activities for the well-being of staff, families and patients. Email Rob.
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Cultivating awareness in the classroom can positively impact our students.

Are you ever frustrated with the lack of time for arts integration curriculum planning?

With accountability being heaped on teachers, many are worried about "getting it right” and about "being on task".

In this month's article, I interview Mary Kay Connerton, a Yoga instructor, who uses yoga to engage students and cultivate a mindful classroom.

Identifying these scientific characteristics can be visualized using this glue and chalk technique that allows students to create their own insect art.

Learn how to use artist Paul Klee to inspire an arts integration lesson using search and find.

Think music can't be enjoyed if you can't hear it?

This free high school arts integration lesson uses mashups to connect social studies, literature & media arts with historical figures.

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Listening maps are a visual representation of a piece of music, with the essential elements of that piece organized in graphic form.

The end of the school year can be filled with absolute craziness!

During this STEAM lesson you can focus on the idea that constellations are stars that form a shape in the sky which can change depending upon the season.
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