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Collaborative planning is essential for arts integration and STEAM.
Discover a variety of arts assessments and integrated assessment ideas that capture creativity in the classroom and help identify where your students need to go next.
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Collaborative planning is essential for arts integration and STEAM.

Differentiated instruction strategies aren't just for one type of student population.

Watercolor in the classroom is a fantastic way to begin using arts integration or STEAM.


Standards based grading focuses on the content, skills and standards students must learn.


Mixed media is a type of visual art that combines more than one medium or material.

Creating a classroom management plan is one of the most important things you can do as a teacher.

Use these grab-and-go forms for your substitute teacher folder.

In this guide for K-12 teachers, we'll go over some basic tips, techniques, and classroom application ideas for using oil pastels.

This collection of 45 creative brain breaks for kids will get students moving and creating during the school day.

Ready to create a school makerspace? Use this manual to decide what items you need, what you don’t, and how to get your space up and running.
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