
Is Imitation Wrong?
After reading the Guiding Principals of the Arts, the concept of imitation sparked a great discussion between our art teachers and music teachers.
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After reading the Guiding Principals of the Arts, the concept of imitation sparked a great discussion between our art teachers and music teachers.

As we move forward in our Arts Appreciation Course, we enter week 6 through introduction to theatre arts which discuss the key components of theatre arts.
A free downloadable lesson plan about the life cycle is inspired by Paul Fleischman’s book, Joyful Noise: Poems for Two Voices.

This arts integration unit is called An Improvised Odyssey and it connects the speaking and listening standards with music focusing on improvisation.

These students were from the cast preparing to put on our elementary school’s first musical production, Disney’s The Jungle Book Kids, and they got an amazing chance to experience live theatre with their families, by going to see The Wizard of Oz.

Students will calculate area and perimeter needed to create a collaborative or individual design in our playground's chain link fence.

As we move into Week 5 of the Arts Appreciation Course, our goal is to start helping profilimg students as an arts advocate.

In our Driving Questions for Arts-Based Inquiry series, we’ve been developing frameworks for inquiry based learning and project based learning.

Today's SparkChasers episode makes a major announcement, so you'll definitely want to tune in to hear what we're changing up.

Instead of spending way too much money on those expensive personal photograph editing softwares, check out these free online photo editors.

Why do we need to celebrate in schools? I find that too often schools and educators focus on what is wrong and what needs to be corrected.

Our Lines Of Giving lesson is a perfect way to integrate reading, writing and visual art through one of the most loved picture books ever: The Giving Tree.
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