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Deanne Hupfield, Fancy Shawl Dancer. CNAL/RCAA Conference 2015.
A selection of one-page lessons developed by the MacKenzie Art Gallery that are curriculum focused and designed for teachers.
A large list of lesson plans available to download for free, courtesy of the Dallas Symphony orchestra. Lesson plans include:
Every year Canadian Art welcomes students into galleries and artists’ studios as part of our annual School Hop, a youth initiative aimed at providing education and outreach to secondary-school students in Toronto. Designed to enhance art education in public schools, this free half-day program offers a unique opportunity for a younger generation to participate in its city’s cultural landscape....
New Constellations offers a series of educational resources to introduce students to the work of six Indigenous artists.
Each resource focuses on the work of an Indigenous artist and includes artist interviews, discussion questions, and writing exercises. At the end of each lesson plan, you will find information on how students can submit their own creative work to The Centre for Truth and Reconciliation’s Imagine a...
Submitted by Louise Campbell
Peter and the Wolf is a simple fairy tale – or is it so simple? Fairy tales come out of traditions and cultures from around the world. They tell stories about everyday life for purposes of entertainment and jokes to teaching life lessons, values, culture and history. Like all stories, who tells the story, who it is being told to, and where and why it is being told is just as important...
Guest post by musician Louise Campbell, Artist in Schools
I have a bias towards living life unplugged, especially when it comes to being in a classroom with a room full of students. Despite this preference, tech is a huge part of most of our lives today, and especially of our students’ lives. The goal of this post is to give you some tips on how to use cellphones in the classroom in a way that keeps student...