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March 2nd kicked off Dr. Seuss weeks’ nationwide-encouraging kids to wear Dr. Seuss hats, wear green, or eat green eggs and ham. Dr. Seuss Day is a holiday that celebrates the birthday of Theodor Seuss Geisel, otherwise known by the pen name by which he authored children’s books: Dr. Seuss. During the 1990s, the National Education Association…
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Independent films like Anora and The Brutalist swept The Oscars, as Anora‘s director Sean Baker made a plea for people to watch films in the theater and not on television. Adrien Brody’s acceptance speech ran long, just like the film itself, however the two-time Oscar winner commended The Oscars for reviving his career. Brody told…
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Everyone needs a day off. With winter temperatures still in the 30’s and 40’s in some parts of the country, kids dream about a day off – a snow day. Many kids have returned from last week’s winter break depressed and dreaming about spring break. Give them a snow day. Have kids draw out their…
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Ever get lost in a book or nature. Well figure drawing in landscapes in your sketch book are a great way to help students reflect on their daydreams and the world around them. We learn about profiles, nature, and quarter view art drawings. We are what we read. If students love to read and sketch,…
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One of the highlights of Walt Disney World’s Epcot Festival of the Arts is Animation Academy. The drawing classes were featured twice a day for the duration of the festival that ends tomorrow at Walt Disney World on February 24. Activities. Other highlights of the festival included the exciting Disney on Broadway musical series, Animation…
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Teaching kids to be kind can be one of the most important lessons they will ever learn. “For many parents, one of the most precious things they strive to give their children is the ability to be kind and empathetic to others,” according to Scholastic. “Sometimes it can seem like kids already have it down…
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Presidents’ Day, in the United States, holiday (third Monday in February) is a day off off fromschool. Help teachers understand the merits ofGeorge Washington and Abraham Lincoln. The day is sometimes understood as a celebration of the birthdays and lives of all U.S. presidents. The origin of Presidents’ Day lies in the 1880s, when the birthday of Washington—commander of the…
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When art teachers incorporate reading, writing, and social studies in the mix, the results can be outstanding. You can teach students about the life of Abraham Lincoln through the use of an “age-appropriate informational text. Students can then practice early reading skills while learning about this important historical figure,” according to Britannica Education. “They engage…
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This valentine featured below in art by artist Miriam Shapiro entitled Heartland that is made with acrylic and glitter in 1985 is on display at The Orlando Museum of Art in Orlando, Florida. A heart like this can be re-interpreted for the younger set, by turning this art idea into a workable project for kids.…
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One of my favorite things to do at Walt Disney World’s Animal Kingdom is drawing animal characters from the beloved classic animal animated classics. Today I attended two 25-minute classes and had a chance to sketch Tigger and Piglet from Walt Disney’s Winnie the Pooh. The classes are all included in admission, and are a…
