The Power of Mistakes: Creating a Classroom Environment
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Classroom environment is important and mistakes are crucial to growth.

Over the past year, Dan Tricarico and @K12ArtChat have been trading wonderful like-minded tweets and it’s been lovely getting to know him.

The first thing to consider when reaching your goals is to make sure it's realistic.

Rhythms of Rio, designed for grade 2-4, integrates the percussive Brazilian samba with social studies & ELA standards to help students learn about culture.


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Students can strengthen their English Language Arts skills through the use of the arts and technology integration to create digital stories.

Kinetic Wind Sculptures are not only fun to make, they are perfect for providing a STEAM design challenge for school campuses and classrooms!

In this new unit, students will learn a brief history of illuminated letters & manuscripts, and then they will create illuminated initials to represent it.

I was intrigued by her recent posts about an art and design thinking camp.
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