| Program Type | Residency |
| Art Form | Literary Arts & Storytelling |
| Curriculum/a | Social Studies | STEM | Social and Emotional Learning | Language Arts / Literacy |
| Target Grades | Elementary School (1st - 5th grade) |
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Testimonial
"We want to send along our heartfelt thanks for guiding us today. The children were truly inspired, and it felt like they were able to take off because you allowed them a balance of freedom and 'bones' from which to take off. As the children started to transition to Outside Time, Ana said, 'I just couldn't resist, I wrote more!'"
-Katy Kessler-Rinck, Curator, Slate School
-Katy Kessler-Rinck, Curator, Slate School
Description
As a CT-based teaching artist since 1997, with expertise in working in HOT (Higher Order Thinking) schools and programs, Doe has participated in many cross-curricular residencies on a wide variety of themes, topics, and units of study. Working in collaboration with classroom teachers, arts essentialists, administration, and with partnered schools, she has assisted in preparing residency-style experiences in science, mathematics, and social studies with alignments in the visual and dramatic arts for learners in Grades K-8. She is also adept at joyfully collaborating with other teaching artists. The options are endless, so please feel free to pitch an idea to Doe. Together, you and she will prepare a rigorous and joyful standards-aligned and inquiry-based learning experience.
Objectives
These custom-tailored experiences can include any unit of study in science, social studies, and language arts. Illustration, song, drama, and public speaking are often included. Theses residencies are designed to conform to all or most of the listed learning objectives outlined in the CT Social Studies framework, the Next Generation Science standards, and the Common Core.
Pricing Information
$880 per day for 4 days up to 4 workshops a day and $735 after per day starting day 5.
Program Length
45-90-minute classes
3-10 sessions or more if you need it!
3-10 sessions or more if you need it!
Participants
15-35 students per class
Technical Specifications
Standard classroom audiovisual equipment and ordinary classroom writing and illustration materials will be of use in these programs. Paper, pencils, colored pencils, markers, watercolor paints, collage materials, scissors, yarn, string, natural twigs, stage props, and glue sticks are often among the necessary supplies. In some residencies, students will employ classroom spaces and school spaces for large-scale displays and community sharings.