
An Arts Integrated Thanksgiving Project
Instead of a traditional Thanksgiving lesson, I extend my instruction using the book How Many Days to America: A Thanksgiving project Story by Eve Bunting.
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Instead of a traditional Thanksgiving lesson, I extend my instruction using the book How Many Days to America: A Thanksgiving project Story by Eve Bunting.

Parent/Teacher Conferences are an opportunity to educate parents about what their children are learning and creating in the arts.

Sometimes, it's all about making the most of what you have to work with.



It is important to guide students down this path so they may take student ownership of their learning and responsibility for their education.

We have students who are actively seeking ways to express their learning through creative avenues.

Art can be intimidating to people whether they are looking at it or trying to make it.

There are so many incredible connections between content areas and West African drumming.

One important aspect to education that has quickly been pushed aside to make way for more testing is building Character Reflection.

As part of our series, we unpack Standard 9 in the Core Music Anchor for General Music, establishing and applying criteria in evaluating musical works.

Integrating Art with Art, we are talking about an art form being integrated with a traditional core subject area like language arts, math, etc.
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