Monthly Archives: August 2008

This wonderful world of science and nature was created by architects Santiago Calatrava and Félix Candela and is the largest cultural-educational complex in Europe. Covering over a 3 km stretch of the drained and diverted river Turia and measuring approximately … Continue reading →

Did you know that students who participate in the arts – music, drama, voice, and visual arts such as painting or sculpture, are a step ahead of their peers who do not? Well, it’s true! Students attending Oklahoma City schools … Continue reading →

This year’s 38th Annual Park City Kimball Arts Festival in Park City / Deer Valley will be held August 4 & 5, 2007. The Arts Festival is the longest running festival of its kind in the West. Park City, sitting … Continue reading →

Many people understand the importance of exposure to the arts. We love art; it is a necessary part of our society. In fact, for every culture and every society, art in some form or another is critical to how we … Continue reading →

For years, parents and educators have been told that children’s participation in the arts help develop their brains in ways that enhance learning. A research consortium has identified that the arts can enhance how the mind performs many tasks needed … Continue reading →

An art directory is similar to an ordinary web directory such that it is an extensive catalogue of web addresses which are indexed by subject and relevance. It can store information about an artist, a musician, an actor, or an … Continue reading →

You can integrate the Christian faith into every subject. Try these language arts activities with your class: Diagram sentences. Choose a Bible verse instead of the book samples. Be careful which one you pick – they can be tricky! Discuss … Continue reading →