ISSUE #10 • JANUARY 2018
STRATEGIES & TECHNIQUES
One of the fastest and most effective ways to integrate the arts is through quality arts strategies. But what if you’re not confident in your own abilities?
In this issue, we’ll share simple arts strategies and techniques that you can teach and use to take Arts Integration to the next level in your lessons.
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African American Architects Lesson
< Back to all free lessons Lesson Overview African American Architects GRADES 4-5 MATH AND ART How can students learn about area of rectilinear figures through the creation of architectural [...]
Winter Arts Integration Resource Roundup
Lauren Hodson | January 2018 Winter Arts Integration Resource Roundup Winter can be a magical time for Arts Integration. There are so many topics to focus on and hands-on projects [...]
Get Your Nerd On!
Deirdre Moore | January 2018 Get Your Nerd On! Does witnessing brilliance bring tears to your eyes? Does brilliant integration inspire you? Then you MUST check out this musician and [...]
Using Collage to Teach Math
Susan Riley | January 2018 Using Collage to Teach Math Collage seems like such a simple artistic medium. Everyone remembers creating a collage in elementary school using old magazines, scissors, [...]
Using the Conferring Technique to Nudge Students to Success
Dyan Branstetter | January 2018 Using the Conferring Technique to Nudge Students Success If you're a teacher, "having conversations with kids" is probably something you are an expert at doing. [...]
6 Ideas: Student Independence in the Art Studio
Amy Traggianese | January 2018 6 Ideas: Student Independence in the Art Studio Managing materials and supplies in an elementary school art room can be difficult! Since students in my [...]
SEL and the Arts: Social Awareness
Brianne Gidcumb | January 2018 SEL and the Arts: Social Awareness Social emotional learning “enhances students’ capacity to integrate skills, attitudes, and behaviors to deal effectively and ethically with daily [...]
5 Classroom Management Hacks for the New Year
Amanda Koonlaba | January 2018 5 Classroom Management Hacks for the New Year Classroom Management Hacks for You to Try Classroom management is the number one reason teachers feel they [...]
Teachers Deserve Professional Development that Matters
Susan Riley | January 2018 Teachers Deserve Meaningful Professional Development We hear it all the time - engaging our students in their learning. Providing hands-on opportunities in our classrooms. Or [...]
Surprise Scientific Drawings for Arts Integration
Surprise Scientific Drawings for Arts Integration I came upon this amazing activity that I have lovingly titled, “Good Fish, Bad Fish.” I’m unsure of where this originated, but this project has [...]
Are Your STEAM Lessons Authentic Enough?
Dyan Branstetter | January 2018 Are your STEAM Lessons Authentic Enough? STEAM and STEM challenges and activities are all the rage in education right now. Indeed, a quick search on [...]
One Fail-Safe Strategy to Elevate Movement and Performance
Deirdre Moore | January 2018 One Fail-Safe Strategy to Elevate Movement and Performance Have you ever had that experience of watching your students create a tableau or perform movement they [...]
Picture Books and Music: A Beautiful Partnership
Brianne Gidcumb | January 2018 Picture Books and Music: A Beautiful Partnership Picture books are a staple for young readers. They're engaging and provide a multi-sensory reading experience for students. [...]
Process Drama Ideas to Try
Jaime Patterson | January 2018 Process Drama Ideas to Try Process drama is to Theater as Choose Your Own Adventure Books are to Reading. It's a teaching strategy that leaves [...]
Arts Integration Student Placemats
Susan Riley | January 2018 Arts Integration Student Placemats When it comes to our classrooms, student resources are always at a premium. But there is limited wall space and storage [...]
Find Your WHY for the New Year
Mary Dagani | January 2018 Find Your WHY for the New Year The New Year is upon us. It’s a time for all things new: new attitude, new commitments, new [...]
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