
Through Which Lens are You Looking?
Ideally, when teaching an Arts Integrated lesson, you are looking through lens at the same time for the art and for your other focus content area.
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Ideally, when teaching an Arts Integrated lesson, you are looking through lens at the same time for the art and for your other focus content area.

Today, we're sharing a script that you can use with students as you move through the Actor’s Toolbox.

Stories are an effective teaching tool for nonfiction content because they help make new concepts more personal, more memorable, more meaningful.

The song with movements I am going to share with you today can be a great tool for enlivening the class' energy or make an uplifting transition activity for your students!

When something is getting personal, we care deeply about it; it carries meaning for us.

There is something that you feel your students lack, or your lessons lack?

This simple structure allowed their own ideas to be channeled and freed and allowed me the opportunity to really observe each child.


Here are different arts techniques you can use for reading comprehension strategies.

Tessellations are mosaics using small squares to make repetitive patterns.

In this technique, students enact a scene and the audience can introduce new characters at any time.

One idea was simply to give a word and have the students find a synonyms and an antonyms for that word and dance those words.
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