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IB/PYP/MYP

International Baccalaureate, Primary Years Programme and Middle Years Programme (IB/PYP/MYP) are approaches grounded in asking meaningful questions. Many of these questions are the same as ones that artists have been asking for generations. Who are we? Why are we here? How do we effect change? By connecting IB/PYP/MYP and Arts Integration, students are able to bring their unique point of view to any complex issue.

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6 Dots of Separation

Stippling is an artistic process all based on the use of dots.

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Tessellations Go Digital

Tessellations are mosaics using small squares to make repetitive patterns.

Curriculum

Founders Drama Lesson

Written for high school students, this lesson correlates 10th grade Speaking and Listening Common Core Standards with Drama processes

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Opening it up to the Forum

In this technique, students enact a scene and the audience can introduce new characters at any time.

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Are you in the Hot-Seat?

The hot-seating strategy requires deep understanding of a subject, and the ability to improvise while at the same time remaining within character.

Curriculum

Weight in Words Lesson

This words lesson focuses on using dance to help guide vocabulary acquisition and an understanding of adjectives and verbs.

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Strategies

The Geometry of Dance

Blend math & dance with this creative geometry of dance lesson plan, provided for you by The Institute.

Equal Rhythms: Math, Music AND Movement!, The Institute
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Equal Rhythms: Math, Music AND Movement!

Once you have read Susan Riley's Equal Rhythms Lesson consider using movement to deepen your students’ understanding and have them embody the rhythms.

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Dancing through Sound

Today's dancing through sound strategy is based in an old Dalcroze method that uses sound to provide a springboard for creativity and interpretation.

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Equal Rhythms Lesson

Equal Rhythms lesson for 4th Grade Common Core Math in the area of adding fractions and also works on musical notation and composition.

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