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Classroom teachers and teaching artists developed learning strategies for the classroom, prepared lesson plans, and trained in mindfulness and restorative practice.
The Summer Arts for Learning Academy (SALA) gives Baltimore City Public School students in grades PreK–6 a fun summer packed with creative exploration and arts-integrated learning from the best teachers and teaching artists in the state.
Our end of 2018 Summer Arts & Learning Academy performances and art exhibit at Edgecombe Circle Elementary School
Our Summer Arts & Learning Academy students hit the beach for some fun in the sand and to play steel drums and dance!
Baltimore City Public Schools and Young Audiences' Summer Arts Academy is an action-packed, full-day, five-week program that introduces students to a wide variety of art forms—from illustration, to spoken word, to percussion, to drama and dance—and gives students a chance to work alongside students from across the city and be taught by professional artists. Students have the opportunity to imagine, create, and express who they are through the arts and to concentrate in an art form of their choice.
After reading a story all about the sun, students in SummerREADS at James McHenry Elementary learned a Cherokee Sun Dance with artist Marsha Searle of Footworks Percussive Dance Ensemble!
After reading a story all about the sun, students in SummerREADS at James McHenry Elementary learned a Cherokee Sun Dance with artist Marsha Searle of Footworks Percussive Dance Ensemble!
After reading a story all about the sun, students in SummerREADS at James McHenry Elementary learned a Cherokee Sun Dance with artist Marsha Searle of Footworks Percussive Dance Ensemble!
Each afternoon at Summer Arts for Learning Academy, students work side by side with teaching artists in Arts Explorations and Arts Majors classes to learn and explore new art forms of all kinds!
Today I attended an archived webinar by SimpleK12. Got some ideas to help other teachers get over their phobia to tech.
After reading a story all about the sun, students in SummerREADS at James McHenry Elementary learned a Cherokee Sun Dance with artist Marsha Searle of Footworks Percussive Dance Ensemble!
Baltimore City Public Schools and Young Audiences' Summer Arts Academy is an action-packed, full-day, five-week program that introduces students to a wide variety of art forms—from illustration, to spoken word, to percussion, to drama and dance—and gives students a chance to work alongside students from across the city and be taught by professional artists. Students have the opportunity to imagine, create, and express who they are through the arts and to concentrate in an art form of their choice.