A 30-minute introduction to sight reading in 6/8 time and the key of E-flat major, focusing on the feeling of compound meter and navigating three flats.

Concevoir des dispositifs de médiation et des espaces d'accueil qui favorisent l'autonomie, le plaisir de lire et le développement de l'esprit critique.

Explorer la psychologie de l'adolescent lecteur et l'évolution de l'édition jeunesse pour mieux accompagner les parcours de lecture personnels et scolaires.

A project-based lesson for middle school students to learn fundamental composition techniques, including melody writing, harmonic support, and arranging for classroom instruments. Students will apply these skills to create and perform an original short piece.

Students explore the historical significance and emotional weight of the Greensboro Sit-ins through drama-based activities and historical analysis, focusing on the theme of courage.

A comprehensive look at the 1937 Degenerate Art exhibition in Nazi Germany, exploring how art was used as a tool for propaganda and the suppression of modern expression.

A lesson designed to help students analyze and discuss visual art using specific vocabulary and sentence stems focused on color, perspective, design, lines, and detail.

Students explore the intersection of geometry and realism by mastering one-point linear perspective, inspired by Leonardo da Vinci's Renaissance masterpieces.

A visual arts and science lesson where students explore the concept of fog as a 'cloud on the ground' through watercolor painting and sponge-dabbing techniques.

A music theory lesson for 3rd and 4th graders focused on identifying the 'tonic' (the home note) and understanding the concept of musical resolution using patterns and expectations.

A cross-curricular Art and Creative Writing lesson where students explore the mesmerising movement of starling murmurations to learn about emergence and collective behaviour.

A vibrant introduction to color theory where young students explore primary colors and discover how to create secondary colors through a mess-free "squish" experiment and interactive video predictions.

A Pre-K lesson exploring musical dynamics through the lens of a gentle lullaby. Students practice 'playground' and 'naptime' voices, watch a soothing kitten video, and sing the ABCs at different volumes and tempos.

A high-energy Pre-K lesson that helps students distinguish between singing and speaking voices using the 'Alphabet Song' and interactive vocal play.

In this 8th-grade creative writing lesson, students explore the analogy of storytelling as a recipe. By watching a video that connects culinary chemical reactions to narrative structure, students learn how individual plot devices (ingredients) function within a 'whole' story, eventually practicing 'substitution' by swapping key elements in classic fairy tales to radically alter their tone and climax.

A workshop for Pre-K parents focused on using high-energy music and rhythm to boost letter recognition through daily routines and interactive singing.

Students will analyze a spoken word performance to evaluate how non-verbal cues and vocal delivery choices impact the meaning and emotional resonance of a text, culminating in a performance of their own.

A fun, musical lesson for Pre-K students to develop phonemic awareness and rhythm by clapping and using rhythm sticks to the 'Alphabet Song'.

In this culminating lesson, students learn what a conductor does to unify the orchestra. They practice basic conducting patterns and understand how tempo and expression are communicated without words.

Students study the lives and music of Mozart and Beethoven. They compare the light, structured sounds of the Classical period with the dramatic emotional shifts of the early Romantic period.

Synthesize knowledge by categorizing mystery musical excerpts into the correct historical era. Students will use specific vocabulary to justify their choices in a 'Time Machine' game.

Students explore the power and rhythm of the brass and percussion sections. The lesson focuses on dynamics (loud/soft) and the role of percussion in keeping the heartbeat of the orchestra.

Examine how 20th-century composers like Debussy used 'colors' and dissonance to break traditional rules. Students will experiment with whole-tone scales and auditory analysis.

Focusing specifically on strings and woodwinds, students examine the variation in pitch and timbre within these families. They listen to 'Peter and the Wolf' to hear how specific instruments represent characters.

Investigate the expansion of the orchestra and the birth of program music. Students will storyboard a narrative based on dramatic musical excerpts from composers like Berlioz and Mussorgsky.

A synthesis lesson where students create a chronological timeline of musical inventions and genres.

Contrast Baroque complexity with the order and balance of the Classical era. Introduce the Sonata-Allegro form and identify clear phrases and dynamic contrasts in the works of Mozart and Haydn.

An introduction to modern music production, focusing on digital layering and the role of the producer.

Students explore the 1980s synth revolution, comparing traditional acoustic timbres with artificial, electronic sounds.

Focusing on The Beatles, students analyze band dynamics and the standard Verse-Chorus song structure.

Students compare acoustic and electric sounds, exploring how amplification birthed Rock 'n' Roll through pioneers like Chuck Berry and Elvis Presley.