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Whether you’re an experienced arts integrationist or just beginning, we have a course offering for you! Learn how to seamlessly integrate dance, music, visual art, and drama into the curriculum you teach every day.

Shar Teaching History with the Arts
All Grades Creative Classroom Strategies

Teaching History with the Arts

Shar Hampton Shar Hampton
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  • 2 Sections
  • 4 Lessons
  • 1 Assignment
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Creative Classroom Strategies: Supporting Multilingual Learners through Arts Integration
3 Lessons
  1. Welcome to the Evergreen Series! The Arts for Every Educator
  2. About Shar
  3. A Quick Note
The Podcast with Shar and Rachael
1 Lesson1 Assignment
  1. The Podcast with Shar and Rachael
  2. Math Connections

Join Shar, a Baltimore City history teacher, and Rachael Barillari, manager of the Baltimore Arts Integration Project at Arts Every Day to learn more about how to integrate the arts into your history classroom.

Watch the entire video in podcast form on YouTube!

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