
Blurred Art Lines: Integrating Visual Art and Music
Just recently, I introduced some third graders to rhythm in visual art and music, and I started with rhythm and beat in music.
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Just recently, I introduced some third graders to rhythm in visual art and music, and I started with rhythm and beat in music.

Today, we're discussing creating artistic visualizations of data and how this can enhance the learning process with your students.

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A dear and musical friend of mine suggested I visit the MIM, a must-see museum in Phoenix .

Learn how to use Zentangle Goal Setting for precision, patterns, and perseverance.

In today's lesson, we're talking about author's purpose and a great unique strategy known as the Pie Strategy for your students.

In this lesson, we're using arts and math strategy.


In episode 35 of our SparkChasers podcast, we talk with dance expert Sheena Jeffers about mindful movement in the classroom.

Over the next few weeks we will be discussing engagement through rigor for each of the STEAM content areas in our STEAM-ER Series.

Throughout this year, we’ve unpacked the Core Music Anchor Standards one by one.

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