Students are engaged in reading and writing through the art classroom through the use of children's books. 

With an in-room art library, visual examples, references, and instruction will be available to all art students and art club members wanting to gain more knowledge about art. 

Through the use of Gameplan, an active curriculum for kinder through 5th grade, students will be able to play, read, and create their own music. 

Students who finish art projects early will be provided additional projects so they can explore more art concepts.

Digital cameras allow students to better understand photographic imagery while also allowing them to document their artwork.

Students develop teamwork skills and identify connections between visual arts and other disciplines through the use of Legos. 

Students have the opportunity to take part in all components of a musical while increasing their skill and knowledge of the arts.

Students learn about rhythm and music through the use of wood blocks and finger cymbals.

Students will be able to create a puppet while learning about puppetry and plays. 

Students use story books in order to expand their music knowledge and skill.

Hands on activities with different ethnic instruments help students to experience new cultures and gain appreciation for diversity.

Students are engaged in art through the use of 7 studios: drawing, painting, collage, sculpture, fiber arts, construction, and fiber arts, in which they are in charge of their artistic choices. 

Students in grades 3-5 will be provided with hands-on opportunities to make music through the use of ukuleles.

Visual arts teachers attend a workshop based around ceramics and what is required to be successful in teaching this form of art. 

Hands-on activities with different folk instruments help students to experience their own cultural history and gain appreciation for diversity.