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We devoted to defining art, the second week of our arts appreciation course focuses on applying the class definition to artistic work, through talking art.

The next strand of the NCAS we will discuss is creating.

There are actually 6 steps to creating a STEAM classroom, no matter what area you teach.

Regardless of our playful squabble, Space Oddity stands as a classic and David Bowie is an icon of innovation and pushed boundaries beyond limitation.

Wondering if Visual Thinking Strategies would be good for your classroom?

This math and art lesson plan focuses on mixed pattern weaving and textures.

Twirly Whirly Milk is an example of how you can STEAM up an experiment to naturally connect science and art, making learning more powerful for students.

A smart way to begin this course, before we begin to discuss art, is to ask the question: what is art exactly?

The Mark It Up strategy can be used for E/LA, Math, Science, Social Studies, Fine Arts - and adjust it to meet your grade level needs.

In today's 43rd episode, we'll be talking about 6 tech tools for your classroom.

Co-teaching arts integration lessons with a colleague is so valuable.
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