The National Endowment For The Humanities
Lesson plans, links, resources, teacher guides, etc. from the National Endowment for the Humanities, all levels.
Resources for Educators
The Great Lakes Center for the Arts is compiling a list of resources available on the internet to help teachers offer virtual performing arts lessons for students. Below are some links to quality programming. Check back frequently for updates to this page.
We’re looking forward to the day we can all sit together and watch a live event at the Center, but until then, try these:
The Kennedy Center
A wealth of resources, lesson plans, wide variety of topics (arts and other) – ready to open and use!
- Arts Education At Home
- Lesson Plans For Remote Teaching
-
Resources For Teachers To Help With Online Educating
And Links To Other Sites With Free Lesson Plans For Virtual Instruction
K-2
- Adjective Monster
- A Butterfly’s Life Cycle Dance
- Aesop’s Fables: Comedy & Tragedy Masks
- Animal Habitats
- Visual Storytelling
3-5
- The Art of Baseball
- Counting Crows: Puppet Problem Solving
- Jazz Music, Dance, and Poetry
- Get Dramatic: Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle
- Creating Comic Strips
6-8
- Balancing Mobiles
- Discovering National Parks
- Identity Boxes: Symbols of My Identity
- Trees in Nature and Art
- Elements of Myth
9-12
- Creating Myth Play Scripts
- Discovering Rhythm, Improv, Jazz, and Poetry
- Joan Miro and Surrealism
- Fractured Families in American Drama
- Creating Fictional Characters
Robert Jensen Dau Foundation
Mansfield Family Foundation
The Meijer Foundation
