Each arts integration Synchronous Zoom Session is taught by a nationally recognized, highly trained specialist in the arts and education fields including National Board Certified Teachers, certified reading specialists, professional artists, and teaching artists.

Appropriate for teachers of grades K-12 (varies by session, see below)

All classes are 90 minutes long:

Pacific: 10-11:30am   |   Mountain: 11am-12:30pm   |   Central: 12-1:30pm   |   Eastern: 1-2:30pm

Want stronger student writing with clearer evidence and structure? Start with the power of pictures.

This interactive session shows how analyzing artwork builds critical thinking and supports evidence-based writing. You’ll leave with ready-to-use strategies that guide students from visual inquiry to compelling, standards-aligned responses.

“Turn and talk” isn’t enough. Let’s teach students to really connect.

Explore theater and improv techniques that build real communication—listening, empathy, and flexible thinking. Learn how to break down and teach these skills through creative structures that support multilingual learners and diverse classrooms.

What if your students could sing their way to stronger comprehension? In this interactive session, learn how Academic Songwriting turns science and ELA content into original songs co-created with students—boosting engagement, creativity, and standards-based learning. You’ll explore a simple five-step process—Explore, Brainstorm, Write, Sing, Move—that makes songwriting accessible to any educator, no musical background required. Along the way, you’ll guide lyric writing, incorporate movement, and use music to strengthen comprehension, social-emotional learning, and classroom community. Leave ready to help your students create joyful songs that stick long after the lesson ends.

Struggling to make geometry and patterns stick? Help students feel the math.

Discover how movement brings concepts like shapes, patterns, and spatial reasoning to life. You’ll explore low-prep, high-impact strategies to help students embody geometry and develop fluency with visual patterns—all through dance. Perfect for engaging young learners in math that moves.