Art Ed Radio - Ep. 206 - Soundtracking Your Art Room

Ep. 206 - Soundtracking Your Art Room

02/18/20 • 23 min

It is an age-old question in the art room . . . do you let kids listen to music while they work, or do you make them put their earbuds away? Today, Tim talks with Elizabeth Peterson from The Inspired Classroom about soundtracking your art room and ways to bring more music to your students. Listen as they discuss types of music, art projects related to music, and the best ways to introduce new music to your students.

Resources and Links

Take a Look at Elizabeth's website, The Inspired Classroom
Access the download mentioned on how to introduce new music
Join Elizabeth on her Inspired Teachers Facebook Page
Read about The Music List in the art room

Resources and Links

Take a Look at Elizabeth's website, The Inspired Classroom
Access the download mentioned on how to introduce new music
Join Elizabeth on her Inspired Teachers Facebook Page
Read about The Music List in the art room

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