
The Nutcracker Project: Unit Outline
Should you be interested in replicating my arts integrated Nutcracker project unit, this is the general outline of my lessons.
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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Should you be interested in replicating my arts integrated Nutcracker project unit, this is the general outline of my lessons.

Embedding the Arts in the PBL Process - Explore integrating the arts in the project based learning process by identifying access points.

Implementation of Project and Problem Based Learning is rooted in inquiry, fidelity to standards, and aimed at authentic student engagement.

Not only is there a place for both in our classrooms, but the relationship between PBL and the arts can be mutually beneficial.

The types of effective questioning we ask in the classroom and the opportunities we allow for our students to come to the answers of those questions.

The essential questions in the National Core Arts Standards are a great place to begin looking at how to develop driving questions in the arts.

The idea of taking on a project-based learning approach can seem quite overwhelming at first.

Today, I’d like to share some challenges and considerations to keep in mind when implementing PBL in the arts classroom, as it can be an effective approach.

The umbrella of inquiry includes Inquiry-based learning, project-based learning, problem-based learning, Passion-Based Learning, where do we begin?

The objective of this post is to describe contrasting perspectives on posting learning objectives, & develop objectives that foster inquiry-based learning.

Where to start with PBL? Between Projects and Problems, there lies the middle ground of inquiry-based learning.

Diving into everything I can get my hands on regarding arts integration and STEAM, I wondered if there room for both PBL and STEAM in my school.
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