
Equation Rhyme Time: Math through Music
Featuring two music techniques that can be directly tied to Common Core math and Common Core reading and writing.
Project Based Learning (also known as PBL), is an approach that connects inquiry, solving real-world problems and meaningful hands-on experiences. This is a perfect opportunity to integrate the arts! But be careful - there's more to this than just fun projects. In this comprehensive area, you'll find everything you need to connect PBL and the arts with integrity. Want to learn more? Try our Project Based Learning in the Arts online class in our Accelerator membership and build a PBL lesson while getting 25 PD hours.
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Featuring two music techniques that can be directly tied to Common Core math and Common Core reading and writing.

Connect with your inner artist, the richer your teaching will be and the more committed to Arts Integration you will become.

You just need to find an access point of music with which you feel comfortable, try out new music strategies and communicate freely with your music teacher.

The process of making art and the process of doing science are both forms of play and important means of learning.

Today's lesson combines Common Core literature reading standards and visual art standards.

Time is a precious commodity in today’s classroom and transition times can cause us to lose some.

What I just described is extension, relevant connections or even a curriculum overlay.

Connect theater, movement, music and science through the concept of color intensity.

To finish up our assessment series this week, we are providing you with a fantastic new assessment rubric tool that you can use in your classroom today.

Today, we're going to take a look at the PARCC sample assessment prototypes and find out how connecting assessments through the arts.

Today, we'll be discussing how to introduce your students to the concept of illustration and its elements!

And here is where the Arts become truly reflected within this newly proposed assessment model.
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