How does our movement affect our understanding of the world around us? How do you “read” a chess game?...
The students will have an understanding of various cultures through the use of dance and music using various versions of Cinderella fairy tales/folktales.
To expand the theme of ‘being rich’ by using old fabrics to create something “valued”, a stuffed animal. (OWL in this case) 1. How would you say your stuffed animal...
Students will connect the second grade science standards for weather with Beethoven’s 6th Symphony, Mvt. 4 – The Storm. They will create movement phrases that relate to the parts of...
...will utilize creative writing, visual arts, theater, and dance to compare and contrast characters in two different stories by immersing students in understanding the characters as individuals through the arts....
Students will gain a deeper understanding of a novel’s characters by analyzing verbs the author uses when showing a character’s actions. Students will demonstrate the ability to identify verbs within...
1. Identify different perspectives of American Indian groups and European explorers over time. 2. Use elements of dance to illustrate feelings/perspectives of different individuals or groups of people. 3. Create...
Students will use movement to demonstrate properties and matter. How can we demonstrate properties of different objects, using movement? How can we create a dance to help us understand these...
Students will be able to identify the physical features of mountains, hills, lakes, and rivers.
Students will utilize their knowledge of animal habitats to create an original Eric Carle style work of art that represents their researched animal.