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I integrate art during STEM (STEAM) activities.
ReplyDeleteMy students really enjoy it!
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Emily
YES!! I love STEAM! I have seen some amazing art generated through STEAM activities. Thank you for stopping by!!
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Congratulations on your milestone! :) Love to incorporate art into the curriculum. We do lots of INB activities that involve coloring. We use art with our vocabulary/word work as well. My students absolutely LOVE coloring pages that are seasonal/thematic. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThank you!! I like using INB activities as well. I find that mixing up the type of art each time keeps them engaged!! I like coloring pages that are seasonal for me to color, too! So relaxing!! Thank you for visiting!
DeleteI have students do a lot of illustrations for vocabulary.
ReplyDeleteThat is by far the best way for vocabulary to stick!! Whenever they are stuck on a word, showing an example or saying remember what we drew for that always helps them remember!! Thank you for swinging by!
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ReplyDeleteGreat post! I try to incorporate art in every subject as much as possible. It's fun to see children shine in areas that may not be their strength when you incorporate art. We recently did a math pattern agamograph project and the results were stunning!
ReplyDeleteThank you for swinging by! Ohh your agamograph project sounds interesting! I Will have to check those out!!
DeleteI do a lot of drawing and painting in all subjects. This year, my class has loved directed drawings. So fun!
ReplyDeleteDirected drawings are a riot. I love seeing how students' perceptions of the same lesson turn out!! We had an issue with DragoArt being blocked by our web filter. That site has some really fun lessons if you haven't checked them out.
DeleteI have my students color in their interactive notebooks. I also have them illustrate vocabulary words. In addition, I also do some type of art project once a month. The kids really look forward to it! Thanks for the giveaway :)
ReplyDeleteLove the variety of ways you are using art!!! Kids love that time to express themselves freely!! Thank you for stopping by.
DeleteI use student created posters to share learning.
ReplyDeletePosters are definitely a wonderful and telling teaching tool. Great opportunities for students to share orally also! Thank you for stopping by.
DeleteWe have OMA, which integrates math and visual art for 1st and 3rd grade. Music and literacy are integrated for K and 2nd.
ReplyDeleteYour students are blessed to have those opportunities!
DeleteCongrats on your social media milestone!
ReplyDeleteThank you! A fun reason to celebrate!
DeleteI dress as Frida Kahlo every year and teach an art history about this influential Mexican artist! (I teach about other artists too!)
ReplyDeleteThat must be so fun for your students!! I haven't done that yet, I have thought of doing it so often. Now that is on my to do list!! Thank you for sharing!
DeleteAMY!! So sweet of you to post!! I have enjoyed getting to know you!! Thank goodness for that Meet Up!! Sounds like you have some fun art activities going on in your room!! You will have to share pics!!
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