Nearly all students from low‑income households
Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education.
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The materials and supplies that I have requested for my young artist already have a "home." And I thank you in advance for investing in my students and their future. I know exactly where everything will go and now we just need your help in getting everything through our door! The large bilingual art carpet will be placed in the front of the classroom and used as a gathering place during my art in literacy time with my elementary classes.
Last year our school was on the IR (Improvement Required) list for our district and with a strong push by our students, teachers, and administrators we got off of the IR list! Now, is the time to continue to advance my students. In order to continue to grow my young artist academically, we need to incorporate literacy into all aspects of learning. As the art teacher, I already have the ABCs of Art on my wall giving each child new vocabulary as art based words to encourage them but the books that I have chosen for our literacy corner are not only about art but are all beautifully illustrated as well and become apart of my art lesson. The books cover everything from architecture to astronauts and dive into artists like Matisse and Frida Kahlo (making art fun and approachable).
Our literacy center also does double duty to encourage those students who are on task. After their artwork is done, they can go to the literacy center and explore a book or do a small project with the playdough, jewelry making, or whiteboards.
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The materials and supplies that I have requested for my young artist already have a "home." And I thank you in advance for investing in my students and their future. I know exactly where everything will go and now we just need your help in getting everything through our door! The large bilingual art carpet will be placed in the front of the classroom and used as a gathering place during my art in literacy time with my elementary classes.
Last year our school was on the IR (Improvement Required) list for our district and with a strong push by our students, teachers, and administrators we got off of the IR list! Now, is the time to continue to advance my students. In order to continue to grow my young artist academically, we need to incorporate literacy into all aspects of learning. As the art teacher, I already have the ABCs of Art on my wall giving each child new vocabulary as art based words to encourage them but the books that I have chosen for our literacy corner are not only about art but are all beautifully illustrated as well and become apart of my art lesson. The books cover everything from architecture to astronauts and dive into artists like Matisse and Frida Kahlo (making art fun and approachable).
Our literacy center also does double duty to encourage those students who are on task. After their artwork is done, they can go to the literacy center and explore a book or do a small project with the playdough, jewelry making, or whiteboards.