
STEAM Up Creative Thinking with Art Bots
There are many possible STEAM connections in the creation of an Art Bot.
Laura and Matt Grundler are art educators from Plano, Texas. They are also proud parents, bloggers and founders of the popular Twitter Chat #K12ArtChat. After teaching middle school art, high school art and working as an assistant principal, Laura has moved into the role of district Visual Arts Coordinator. Matt started out as a graphic designer; however after finding the commercial side of design to be unsatisfying, he soon found his niche as a K-5 Art teacher. Both Laura and Matt are passionate about raising their three creative kids, sharing their love of art education with their professional learning network and continuing to grow everyday.
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There are many possible STEAM connections in the creation of an Art Bot.

Often, when we look at arts integration, it's between an art form and another content area.

In the Aboriginal Watershed STEAM lesson, middle school students are exploring both the rich, cultural heritage and significance of Aboriginal Art and their local watersheds.

Looking for an earth science lesson that connects with art?

Explore the work of African American Architects in this free arts integration lesson.

Optical illusions are a natural way to integrate visual art and science.

Teach students about predicates and sentence fragments using music cadences.

Need a good middle school lesson? This sound mapping lesson explores the cross-cutting concept of how STEAM influences the world around us.

Connecting art and math through money can be a challenging task.

Try this free STEAM lesson plan that teaches force and motion to kindergarten and first graders through Jackson Pollock's action art.

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

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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