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Wondering if Visual Thinking Strategies would be good for your classroom?

Twirly Whirly Milk is an example of how you can STEAM up an experiment to naturally connect science and art, making learning more powerful for students.

The Mark It Up strategy can be used for E/LA, Math, Science, Social Studies, Fine Arts - and adjust it to meet your grade level needs.

Music is an engaging learning activity, but how about we try to step up the game by using music videos?
In today's Hamilton Riffs lesson, we're showing you how to use this musical as the key to unlock famous figures in American history.


Teach an unforgettable water cycle lesson with some movement in the classroom.

Try one of these writing strategies to open up the possibilities for all students in your classroom.

Today, we're discussing using non-traditional mediums, whatever is laying around for you to use, to create great art and fun.

But what if you want to produce an Elementary School Musical - one that has no tradition of putting on a show?

In this free STEAM lesson, students are using the work of artist Andrew Goldsworthy to explore the idea of erosion in science.
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