21. CREATIVE TEACHING Web Site Teacher Inspiration, Ideas, And Help For Teachers. En teaching as art. The teacher as artist. REGISTER FOR OUR FREE CREATIVE teaching SITE TIPS AND INFO artICLES, ideas, AND INFORMATION FOR CREATIVE teaching. http://www.creativeteachingsite.com/

Resistance is futile. You will be inspired. Click picture Help for Education professors and teacher trainers. Click HERE THE CREATIVE TEACHING SITE Creative Teaching, teaching style, education, creativity, and teachers... The Creative Teaching site is a non-profit site financed by the author to help develop creative teaching and professional enthusiasm. Empowering teachers. Teaching as art. The teacher as artist. HELP TEACHERS BE MORE CREATIVE. DONATE TO HELP THE CREATIVE TEACHING SITE TO DONATE OR FOR MORE INFORMATION? CLICK HERE REGISTER FOR OUR FREE CREATIVE TEACHING SITE TIPS AND INFO NEWSLETTER. ENTER YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS AND CLICK THE "SIGN UP" BUTTON. YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS WILL NOT BE SOLD OR SHARED. If sign up isn't working, you can sign up by sending an e-mail to: info@creativeteachingsite.com

22. Innovative Teaching - Teacher Clip Art Discovery School Clip art http//school.discovery.com/clipart/ This web clearinghouse for teaching ideas offers lots of common sense categories with basic http://surfaquarium.com/newsletter/clipart.htm

Newsletter School Clip Art Volume 3, Issue 2 - September 2, 2000 presented by Walter McKenzie - Creative Classroom Consulting Innovative staff development: Technology Applications, Multiple Intelligences, Curriculum Integration and Creative Education. Let's see what we can do for your staff! Thank you for all the positive feedback on last week's first issue using the new format. It makes it all worthwhile to me to hear from all of you! Here's to the many successful issues of the I.T. Newsletter still to come. Now that classrooms are ready and everyone is taking the Labor Day weekend off to close out their summer, I thought it might be an especially opportune time to deliver on my promise for an issue on digital clip art for teachers. I still have huge bound copies of clip art that I paid $10-$15 for ten years ago. I would photocopy a page of assorted characters, cut out the exact image I wanted, scotch tape it down to my mock up of my newsletter, and then head back to the photocopier. My how far we've come! Please start sending me ideas for future issues of the newsletter you would like to see. I'm always open to suggestions. In the mean time, enjoy these educational clip art links!

23. Teaching Ideas From Across America are 27 teaching ideas here one for each year teaching K-8 has been publishing - and we think you ll find them all helpful. Say It with Music (and art, Too) I http://www.teachernet.com/teachaa/teachaa1.htm

Lounge About Us TeacherNet FAQ's TeacherNet News ... WebRing Members Teaching Ideas From Across America Previous Page 1 of 7 Next Page For this year's Annual IdeaBook, Teaching K-8 asked our subscribers across the country for their best teaching ideas. Their responses: A wonderful assortment of ideas, ranging from diaries kept by pet rocks to a model of the Emerald City of Oz (complete with yellow brick road). There are 27 teaching ideas here - one for each year Teaching K-8 has been publishing - and we think you'll find them all helpful. Say It with Music (and Art, Too) I love teaching language arts with the benefits of art and music. By designing art-related assignments, I'm able to "draw" out students who are good with their hands or feet or voice and can explain artistically the impact of a piece of literature on them. Having the kids construct a board game to review a unit, create and perform a rap on a character, illustrate a favorite scene, or create a parable using a peer's personality produces some wonderfully creative and artistic reflections. An event I hold twice a year is our Camden Coffee House, where I provide refreshments and the students share their artistic accomplishments which make our class and life so enjoyable.

24. Patrick Houlihan's Teaching Idea;Teaching Ideas For Increasing Critical Thinking technique that involves students in defining the characteristics of an art form they are about to practice. However, this teaching idea could work to involve http://planet.tvi.cc.nm.us/ctac/teachideas/wk5may99.htm

Critical Thinking Across the Curriculum at Albuquerque TVI Community College Archive of Teaching Ideas: Teaching tip for May 25-June 1, 1999 Featured on this web page: Patrick Houlihan's tip Share your ideas Send your feedback Featured on this website Homepage News/ Events Archive of Teaching Ideas Share your ideas Bibliography Definitions Discussion Forum Internet Resources Email CTAC " What Are The Characteristics Of ? " The following is a collaborative technique that involves students in defining the characteristics of an art form they are about to practice. However, this teaching idea could work to involve students in analyzing products or concepts in chemistry, nursing, and other fields as well. This idea comes from Patrick Houlihan , English/Journalism instructor, who has used this questioning technique to draw from students what they already know intuitively about a subject and to frame the semester's work in terms of a critically questioning perspect ive.

25. Henlow Middle School - Art - Teaching Ideas art teaching ideas. Back to the start page. Last Updated December 2001. http://www.schools.bedfordshire.gov.uk/schools/henlow/ArtIdeas.html

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26. Art Lessons And Games Teachers a collection of art lessons for teaching and Learning Through Design, Creativity, and Resources, Interdisciplinary ideas, methodology - Lots to see. http://www.princetonol.com/groups/iad/links/artgames.html

Art Lessons/Games Online Activities for Kids Lesson Plans for Teachers Professional Development These links lead off of our website. Use them at your own risk. We are not accepting new links at this time. The purpose of Incredible Art Department is to promote art education. If you find a link that goes to an inappropriate site, please notify Judy Decker Online Art Activities for Kids A. Pintura: Art Detective . Learn art history while playing detective Art Just for Kids - Art appreciation - art history - museum "trips" - online games and projects - fun things to do. The 5 Art History Quiz, with questions about art, art about religion and more. Questions change each month.. Carlos' Coloring Book Home , where you can color holiday pictures with your web browser. Cartooning Lessons , basic lessons by Glen Wyand and Sara Jordan. Chunky Monkey Cartoon Lessons , with a few lessons on animal cartoons. Christmas Art Advent Calendar where you can visit Christmas galleries, visit Santa, and see many links. Color Test - See if your right brain and left brain are working together. Select the COLOR of the word not the word.

27. ProTeacher! The Web's Little Secret For Elementary School Teachers The VENT. and soooo much More! Discover Our HUGE teaching ideas Archive. teaching Practices Lesson Planning, Themes Humanities art, art Activities, Drama http://www.proteacher.com/

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28. Creative Teaching Ideas Math. Organization. art. Creative teaching ideas at Gigglepotz.com. Spelling MixUp - submitted by Amy Vollrath, Lansing, Illinois. http://www.gigglepotz.com/ctc.htm

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29. Teaching Idea: Cooperative Controversies and students on each side share information and ideas. art Are art exhibits such as photographs by Controversies in the Classroom, College teaching 39, 3 http://trc.virginia.edu/tc/1991/Controversies.htm

October 1991 Teaching Idea: Cooperative Controversies Printer-friendly PDF version Working with instructors in various disciplines during the past year, we frequently heard that although students in discussion sections may not have difficulty stating their positions on issues, they often fail to voice their perspective when it contradicts someone else's. How do you encourage students to take a stand, teach them how to defend their position, and encourage them to work toward mutual understanding? With cooperative controversy you can set up a situation which clearly draws two opposing sides of a controversial issue; learners placed on both sides of the issue cooperate to reach a consensus. Working in groups, students first define positive or negative responses to a controversial question: for instance, "Are both evolution and creation science scientifically valid?" After stating their positions, groups plan and present the stance opposite to that originally taken. For the detailed procedure, see Table 1 below. You can have each student then submit a position paper stating current thinking and an explanation of how and why it changed after the readings and the cooperative controversy. To have a successful cooperative controversy in a fifty-minute period, you need to structure the class carefully and willingly take a monitoring role as you release control of the content to the students.

30. Seawest New Media teaching Treasures main page to art ideas for teachers and Try optical illusions, cartoon drawing and shapes with these ideas. Photography is a type of art? site are copyright property of teaching Treasures Publications http://www.arteducation.co.uk/

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31. Teaching Treasures Art Ideas art ideas. Take a look at the teaching Treasures school house below can you spot the mistake, email us the correction. All e-mails will receive a reply. http://teachingtreasures.com.au/art-ideas.htm

A R T I D E A S Try drawing a sketch with an optical illusion included in the sketch. The drawing can be of buildings, nature scene, objects E.g. car, table with fruit, flowers, musical instrument etc. Have You ever made a drawing out of different shapes drawn on top of each other making a recognizable drawing of something else. It is quite hard but a lot of fun. See what you can come up with. Have a look at some shapes before you start your drawing click here. Draw a cartoon picture of your school, try to draw your school with as much character as you can. Take a look at the Teaching Treasures school house below can you spot the mistake, e-mail us the correction. All e-mails will receive a reply. Back to Art Main menu Site map Worksheets ... Teaching Treasures Publications.

32. NCTE - Teaching Ideas Both art and Craft teaching ideas That Spark Learning Author(s) Diana Mitchell, Leila Christenbury This lively, readable text offers countless practical http://www.ncte.org/store/books/ideas

document.write('') Books Elementary Books Middle Books Secondary Books ... Giving Opportunities Scholastic Levels Elementary Middle Secondary College Advanced Search Teaching Ideas Home NCTE Online Store Books Teaching Ideas ... Express Order Sort Items By: Title Summary Authors Editors Levels ASC DESC *Pricing may differ according to your type of membership. Your cart will reflect this difference. Activities for an Interactive Classroom Author(s): Jeffrey N. Golub Golub offers a fresh approach to improving students' performances with language using stimulating exercises to shift the process of reading and writing from a solitary activity to a group experience. Level(s): Middle, Secondary Non-Member Price: $17.95 Member Price: $12.95 Members Save: $5.00 Both Art and Craft: Teaching Ideas That Spark Learning Author(s): Diana Mitchell, Leila Christenbury This lively, readable text offers countless practical ideas and activities for the middle school or secondary school classroom teacher in the areas of literature, reading, writing, and thematic units. Level(s): Middle, Secondary

33. NCTE - Teaching Ideas Store Search Express Order. Both art and Craft teaching ideas That Spark Learning Author(s) Diana Mitchell, Leila Christenbury http://www.ncte.org/store/books/ideas/106239.htm

document.write('') Books Elementary Books Middle Books Secondary Books ... Giving Opportunities Scholastic Levels Elementary Middle Secondary College Advanced Search Teaching Ideas Home NCTE Online Store Books Teaching Ideas ... Express Order Both Art and Craft: Teaching Ideas That Spark Learning Author(s): Diana Mitchell, Leila Christenbury This lively, readable text offers countless practical ideas for student activities in the areas of literature, reading, writing, and thematic units. From the exploration of ghostly themes, to the writing of resumes for heroes, to devising yearbook entries or Web pages for famous literary characters, Both Art and Craft provides the middle school or secondary school classroom teacher a wealth of creative activities and strategies for the day, the week, or the semester. An annotated list of teaching resources offers readers further alternatives. 224 pp. 2000. Grades 7-12. ISBN 1-8141-0380-4. No. 03804

34. Artworks - Artlinks (6) to support the National Curriculum by a team of more than 60 teachers, this subscription site offers hundreds of teaching ideas, including many on art. http://www.art-works.org.uk/home/artlinks6.shtml

Search Contacts What's New Home ... index Teaching ideas and workshops www.accessart.org.uk This site contains several workshops, enlivened with innovative graphics and imaginative themes for teachers to use as the basis for gallery visits and projects. www.angliacampus.com Written exclusively to support the National Curriculum by a team of more than 60 teachers, this subscription site offers hundreds of teaching ideas, including many on art. Annual subscription rates range from £80 to £450 per year for schools - £50 for home use. www.dareonline.org An experimental site for art teachers, offering ideas and food for thought around the work of 36 featured artists, grouped by the themes of 'play', 'space and place' and 'translation'. Devised as part of a research project by Middlesex University working with 200 schools. www.drumcroon.org.uk The site of the Drumcroon Education Art Centre in Wigan. Features the work of a number of artists involved in the centre as well as useful summaries of the QCA schemes of work. www.nc.uk.net

35. Guidance On Teaching The Gifted And Talented - Art And Design Teachers need to help pupils engage with the process of working in art and design with exploring and developing ideas this demands rigorous analysis and http://www.nc.uk.net/gt/art/teaching.htm

help contact us Enriching and extending pupils' experiences Teachers need to plan to develop the breadth and depth of pupils' experiences, and the quality of their responses and outcomes. In each of the following aspects and more, teachers need to be both demanding and supportive. Pupils need high expectations, coupled with continued and active support to enable them to respond to the challenge. Broadening knowledge, skills and understanding Teachers need to plan to develop the breadth of pupils' experiences in: exploring and developing ideas by engaging them in looking at and talking about a diverse range of visual stimuli; by confronting pupils with issues and concepts that encourage them to consider and reapply ways of thinking to their own ideas and feelings investigating and making art, craft and design by ensuring a good balance between the range of processes and techniques taught and the choice and variety of materials used; by revisiting and reapplying the skills acquired to their own ideas and intentions; by testing and experimenting with a wide range of materials; by exploring the potential of mixing media evaluating and developing work by helping pupils to recognise that there is no one right or wrong interpretation or representation; by considering alternative solutions; by reflecting on the approaches of others and making connections between their own ideas, the context of their work and the diversity of art, craft and design from different times and places.

36. Guidance On Teaching The Gifted And Talented - Art And Design Pupils who are talented in art and design are task successfully, with little or no intervention from the teacher. of normal processes they test ideas and solve http://www.nc.uk.net/gt/art/

help contact us Pupils who are talented in art and design are likely to: think and express themselves in creative, original ways they want to follow a different plan to the other pupils, challenge the tasks given, or extend the brief in seemingly unrelated or fantastic directions have a strong desire to create in a visual form they are driven by ideas, imagination, flights of fancy, humanitarian concerns, humour or personal experience; they persevere until they have completed a task successfully, with little or no intervention from the teacher push the boundaries of normal processes they test ideas and solve problems relating to concepts and issues; they explore ways to depict ideas, emotions, feelings and meanings; they take risks without knowing what the outcome will be; they change ideas to take into account new influences or outcomes show a passionate interest in the world of art and design they are often interested in a specific culture (possibly relating to their own cultural background or sense of identity), particular art forms, contemporary culture or youth culture use materials, tools and techniques skilfully and learn new approaches easily

37. Teaching Ideas To Intrigue Kids Who Dislike Math. FOURTH Think of teaching as an art. our hilarious free math newsletter, and links to other math sites, and lists of books with teaching ideas, and much more. http://www.gnarlymath.com/gnarart1.html

Here's the first of a series of articles in which we'll try to give you practical ideas on making math fun for your kids. Dear Visitor, In this and other pages we'll try to give suggestions on teaching math, for both teachers and parents. This first page has some general ideas, and other pages will illustrate the general point with some very specific ideas. Children are like the rest of us: they tend to resist anything that looks like work, and to be beguiled by anything that amuses them. For many kids, math looks like work. So how can you a teacher or parent make math fun, amusing, and entertaining? Here are some suggestions to make math beguiling both for you and for your students. FIRST: spend a short time each class period (perhaps 5 minutes) on something mathematical which is puzzling or fascinating. For example, ask a perplexing question at the end of one class, and answer it at the beginning of the next. Here are some examples in each of seven categories: Puzzles. What's the fewest number of colors needed to paint any map, if the rule is "no two countries sharing a boundary can be the same color"? Find a series of seven consecutive numbers none of which are prime.

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39. Skewl Sites - Site Index - TEACHER RESOURCES - General Loads and loads of resources and ideas for teaching Three kindergarten teachers share teaching strategies. clear instructions in a wide range of art forms and http://www.skewlsites.com/teacher.htm

TEACHER RESOURCES - General Primary 4 Blocks Literacy Framework A framework for teaching guided reading, self-selected reading, writing and working with words. 100th Day Activities 100th Day of School Website Over a hundred teacher made ideas to help you celebrate the big day across the curriculum. ABC Teach "This is the place for fun ideas and activities for kids, parents, students teachers, and teachers." A Tale to be Told Students have a mystery to solve while reading folktales from other lands. A to Z Teacher Stuff Thematic Units Index The elementary teacher's one-stop source for online thematic units, theme resources, literature activities, lesson plans, and activities. A. Pintura Art Detective "An online game about art history and art composition." A+ Math Games, activities and flashcards to help students improve their math skills.

40. Skewl Sites - Site Index - TEACHER RESOURCES - Lesson Plans clear instructions in a wide range of art forms and shows how to take what is around the house and create art. LessonPlanZ.com, Thematic teaching ideas for K6. http://www.skewlsites.com/lesson.htm

TEACHER RESOURCES - Lesson Plans Primary 100th Day of School Website Over a hundred teacher made ideas to help you celebrate the big day across the curriculum. A to Z Teacher Stuff Thematic Units Index The elementary teacher's one-stop source for online thematic units, theme resources, literature activities, lesson plans, and activities. Art Takes Time Learn about art and artists through the centuries Aunt Annie's Craft Page A feast of craft ideas for every season and special occasion. Boggle's World "A resource site for teachers who teach elementary and middle school English, ESL and EFL to kids." Book Units Collection of lesson, units, and activities for books CEC Lesson Plans A comprehensive, well organized compilation of lesson plans for k-12. Celebrating 25 Years of Learning with Arthur Dozens of reading, writing and math activities to use with Marc Brown's Arthur books.

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