National Art Education Association Elementary Division

An interactive tool for elementary art specialists

This network links teachers with a common bond: young children and art. Visit the NAEA website at: arteducators.org

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This is what I use. Title Lesson Topic: Grade Level: Timeline: Instructional Strategy: Lesson Objective: Standards/Benchmarks: Materials:  Vocabulary:  Classroom Management: Procedure: Lesson Assessments: Assessment method Cor…
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Barb, Good luck with this. If you don't get the replies you want, send me your request to breeker@lps.org and I will send it out on the listserv. Bob
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Barb Yanoshek

Lesson Plan Templates 2 Replies

Started by Barb Yanoshek. Last reply by David J Winsch 1 day ago.

Maria

Artist's Statement 5 Replies

Started by Maria. Last reply by Tricia Fuglestad Feb 2.

Bob Reeker

Use of an Elmo... 16 Replies

Started by Bob Reeker. Last reply by Tricia Fuglestad Jan 29.

David J Winsch

How do you assess your students? 16 Replies

Started by David J Winsch. Last reply by Bob Reeker Jan 27.

Blog Posts

Katherine Douglas

"Playing to Learn"

Excellent New York Times op-ed this morning.

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/02/02/opinion/02engel.html

One quote:

<<During the school day, there should be extended time for play. Research has shown unequivocally that children learn best when they are interested in the material or activity they are learning. Play — from building contraptions to enacting stories to inventing games — can allow children to satisfy their curio… Continue

Posted by Katherine Douglas on February 2, 2010 at 7:47am

Nancy Walkup

Powerful Projects

Check out http://www.powerfulprojects.org/ for a number of significant, art-based projects for your students to help others in need.

Posted by Nancy Walkup on January 30, 2010 at 12:09pm

Bob Reeker

Why are you a NAEA member?

As we try to double our membership (Big Audacious Goal), we are interested in knowing why you are a NAEA member.

What are the 2 or 3 most compelling reasons you are a member of NAEA? We are collecting a list of reasons to potentially share with non-members to encourage membership and reach our B.A.G.

Please send your thoughts to Bob at breeker@lps.org.

Thank you.
Bob & Kirby

Posted by Bob Reeker on January 28, 2010 at 2:15pm — 1 Comment

Bob Reeker

The Power of Art Program, The Lab School, Washington D.C.

Just sending along some information about a great opportunity. I know several of you have attended the Power of Art Program a the Lab School in Washington D.C. I attended in 2003.
It is a one-day workshop held on April 30, 2010. You must fill out an application to attend; much of the trip is funded.
Find the application at: http://www.labschool.org/content/powerart
The application is relatively easy to complete and is due by March 1, 2010.… Continue

Posted by Bob Reeker on January 28, 2010 at 6:40am — 2 Comments

 
 
 

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