The website above is a subscription-based streaming site that has tons of art videos. I've been scrolling through their video options for 20 minutes straight. They have "Artist Videos" that mention art history, but then they also have various categories of other art activities. (Everything from anime to holiday activities.) It reminds me of Crunchy Roll or Netflix. I am so excited to try it! Has anyone else heard of this nifty site?
If you're looking for art project ideas, or even materials for substitute teachers, this channel has over 100 video demonstrations of art projects. Today I added two more videos to Art Projects for Lower Elementary playlist.
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There is al...See MoreHi there! I just wanted to share with you a bank of resources that I'm creating for my students.
Mirartit.com is a bank of resources for the Arts&Crafts subject that invites you to take a tour through the Art history with cartoons, presentations, activities, crafts, 360o images and expeditions with virtual reality.
There is also a section with a selection of more than 40 contemporary artists whose work can take to the classroom to awaken critical thinking on social, environmental, etc.
Mirartit was born from the need to make time and learning more productive in the art subject.
Its objective is to develop the individualization of learning so that each student can develop their creativity at their own pace.
There is al...See MoreHi there! I just wanted to share with you a bank of resources that I'm creating for my students.
Mirartit.com is a bank of resources for the Arts&Crafts subject that invites you to take a tour through the Art history with cartoons, presentations, activities, crafts, 360o images and expeditions with virtual reality.
There is also a section with a selection of more than 40 contemporary artists whose work can take to the classroom to awaken critical thinking on social, environmental, etc.
Mirartit was born from the need to make time and learning more productive in the art subject.
Its objective is to develop the individualization of learning so that each student can develop their creativity at their own pace.
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...See MoreTeachers can use all of the free resources they can get their hands on. Nancykeane.com offers reading resources for use in the classroom.
• Content Offerings
Nancy Keane's Literature website offers a wide variety of free information. She is a Library Media Specialist from Rundlett Middle School in Concord, New Hampshire.
The first link offered is titled "Booktalks". It boasts over 5,000 ready-to-use booktalks for students in grades K-12. The booktalks are simply small synopsis of the book, giving a little background on the book you are using with the class or book group. Some include a few questions or discussion starters to get the group started with the book. Some are very short and seem to not contain more than what can be found on a book jacket or a description of the book on a site like Amazon. The books are listed by author, title, grade level, and subject. The subject list may be most helpful when looking for books on a particular topic, and you then have a short synopsis of what the book is about. Each book also includes a link to the book on Amazon. This section also includes tips for booktalks and other sources for book reviews.
In addition to the text versions of the booktalks, there is also a link provided to podcasts with audio versions of some of the booktalks. These are listed by date, so are therefore it is more difficult to find the book you may be working with.
There is a link titled "ATN Book Lists" providing suggested reading lists broken down by the following:
• award received (Caldecott and Newbery Medal Winners)
• authors
• genres
• professional reading list
• read alikes: this includes recommendations based on other books you or your students may like
• read alouds
• themes
• targeted lists: including topical and grade leveled lists
• school subjects
• values
The remainder of the site offers information on books and articles written by Ms. Keane and workshops that she offers.
• Recommendation
The booktalks are not overly informative, but offer a glimpse into what each book is about. It may be helpful when students are choosing books. The book list is useful when planning summer reading lists or when choosing books to meet a particular theme or unit.
The plus is that all of the information on the site is free, and it is all information that is time consuming to collect. It will be worth checking out to see if it offers something that will provide assistance when planning a literature unit or other literature based activities.