Visual and Media Arts Integration
Arts Integration Dinner
This year's Arts Integration Dinner will be
February 8th, from 6-9pm
at Glacier High School.
February 8th, from 6-9pm
at Glacier High School.
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The purpose is to network together teachers interested in arts integration in schools across the Flathead Valley.
We will have workshops and a "Trade Show" of ideas this year. Registration is now closed. Contact Josh Lancaster if you are interested in joining the network of art advocates. lancasterj@sd5.k12.mt.us Check out these pics from last year's Dinner |
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Workshops at the Dinner include:
Making Connections through Art – Core Curriculum and IEFA
with Kathy Martin from the Hockaday Museum of Art Have you utilized your art museum recently? Discover ways to incorporate museum visits and outreach programs to make art a pART of all your classes and IEFA curriculum. You don’t have to leave your classroom to benefit from Hockaday Museum of Art programs. Find out about the art and culture of the Plains Indians through the Museum’s “Traveling Medicine Show”. A mini exhibition highlighting some of the art used in this outreach program will be on display. Beyond cultural history, the items can be a springboard for connections with core curriculum. There will be demonstrations of how to make and use several of the items with your class. |
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Art Talk
with Jenny Bevill of Humanities Montana
Does arts integration intimidate you? Do you think you’re not artistic? In this presentation you will experience the joy of looking at art, discussing it through open ended questions, and building your confidence for de-coding a painting. You will leave this presentation feeling more confident about your abilities to integrate art into your classroom. No art experience required! Just bring your eyes, your intuition and an open mind!
Jenny Bevill is an adjunct professor at Flathead Valley Community College, a speaker for Humanities Montana, and a content developer for the Montana Office of Public Instruction’s online Teacher Learning Hub. Jenny was the lead teacher for 2017’s Montana Teacher Leaders in the Arts Institute and was the pre-conference speaker for the Montana Arts Council’s yearly Arts Summit in both 2016 and 2017. Before relocating to Montana in 2014 Jenny was a teaching artist at the Guggenheim Museum in NYC for a decade. Jenny is currently piloting an art and mindfulness program for Success Academy, the largest charter school network in NYC.
with Jenny Bevill of Humanities Montana
Does arts integration intimidate you? Do you think you’re not artistic? In this presentation you will experience the joy of looking at art, discussing it through open ended questions, and building your confidence for de-coding a painting. You will leave this presentation feeling more confident about your abilities to integrate art into your classroom. No art experience required! Just bring your eyes, your intuition and an open mind!
Jenny Bevill is an adjunct professor at Flathead Valley Community College, a speaker for Humanities Montana, and a content developer for the Montana Office of Public Instruction’s online Teacher Learning Hub. Jenny was the lead teacher for 2017’s Montana Teacher Leaders in the Arts Institute and was the pre-conference speaker for the Montana Arts Council’s yearly Arts Summit in both 2016 and 2017. Before relocating to Montana in 2014 Jenny was a teaching artist at the Guggenheim Museum in NYC for a decade. Jenny is currently piloting an art and mindfulness program for Success Academy, the largest charter school network in NYC.
Sculpt Your Narrative
with Art Therapist Lisa Pohlman As teachers you all wear many hats, Sculpt Your Narrative, is designed to offer a process oriented art-making experience. Learn to visualize your breath with guided breath work called the "rainbow breath". Then, become emotionally exploratory by sculpting personal emotional monsters. Connect with the playful part of art making by shredding, tearing, twisting, squishing and taping newspaper. Involve yourself in the satisfying process of creating your emotional monster complete with physical activity, laughter, and ample opportunities to add written narrative and supportive literature appropriate for the classroom, while fostering emotional and social development. Lisa Pohlman, Art Therapist and Licensed Clinical Counselor is owner of The Whitefish Art Therapy Studio. In Lisa's private Art Therapy practice she works with children and adolescents. Lisa became a resident of Whitefish in 2004 where she lives with her husband and three children. Lisa is a founding member of The Montana Art Therapy Association and active board member since 2008. Beyond her private practice, Lisa enjoys co-facilitating group Art Therapy and has been involved in adult bereavement and cancer Art Therapy support groups. Lisa is a yoga instructor at The Wave and takes every opportunity to play in nature with her family. |
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Media Arts & Multimodal Learning
with Wes Hines, Erin Landrum, & Caroline Lynch This two-part workshop will give an overview of the new Montana Media Arts Learning Standards and Resources for classroom integration. Then, "Appy Hour" - learn about iPad apps that will integrate art and technology seamlessly, while also tying in core subjects. Learn innovative and creative ways to push your students' thinking to become artistic creators! Erin and Caroline both teach and coach technology in the Kalispell School District. They come with a STEAM background and integrate K-5 media arts & technology regularly. Wes Hines is a long time Visual & Media Arts educator, faculty for Montana Teacher Leaders in the Arts, and Media Arts content developer for OPI. |
New Montana Standards
Professional Development
Professional development opportunities listed here - the who, what, where, when, why... Important BooksSTEM to STEAMLesson PlanningPlease send suggestions or get access to edit these Lesson links. lancasterj@sd5.k12.mt.us
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Arts AdvocatesWe are growing an arts advocacy committee in many of the valley's
Elementary Schools. Media Arts
iPads & Elementary Arts Integration
Lots of information at the last workshop--if you missed it, check out this link to Wes Hines' Blog site: CLICK HERE Contacting Artist Teachers
Teaching for Creativity with Jenny Bevill
Scheduling Jenny Bevill for your classroom through Humanities Montana 
A Timeless Legacy with Kathy Martin Scheduling Kathy Martin for your classroom Through: The Hockaday Museum of Art Outreach Programs -The Traveling Medicine Show A Collaborative Project by the Hockaday Museum of Art and Artists/Educators of the Blackfeet Indian Nation -Education Trunks: For your Art and Indian Education -Museum on the Move: Middle School Outreach Program |