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Music Blog

Students will research 15th century France and blog about significant people and events. Students will then connect, in their blog, elements of a French folk song we are studying with...

North American Regions

Students will be able to write a poem and create a visual representation about a North American region. Students will choose to create music, dramatize or dance their poem. 1....

North Carolina State Symbols Art Tour

This is a week-long lesson to teach students different symbols representing our state of North Carolina. Each day incorporates a different Arts standard, including visual art, dance, music, and theater...

Olympic Celebration!

This lesson plan will be part of a unit that involves a school-wide Olympic celebration, patterned after the winter Olympics. This plan will involve composition writing, creative writing, dance and...

One Minute Reading Challenge

Deepening Comprehension through Drama – Students work collaboratively to create living pictures that demonstrate comprehension of a text....

On the Move to Freedom

For students to develop a basic understanding of the power of code communication through a ballad and movement. Students will create and perform an original ballad (code song) and movement...

Overcoming Learning Challenges Around the World

In this lesson, students will have the opportunity to collaborate and conduct research on one of the countries from their text. They will their understanding of visual arts, dance, theater...

Pickin’ an a’ Grinnin’: Shut Your Mouth, That Banjo Came from Africa!

The learner will have a deeper understanding of how NC culture has been influenced by historical events using the arts. The learner will compare and contrast a variety of texts...

Punctuation Produces the Message

This lesson was created to help students recognize the importance of punctuation marks. Upon completion of this lesson students will recognize punctuation marks and what they are used for, so...