Through multiple artistic disciplines taught by professional artists, Arts For All serves approximately 5,000 children a year who have little means or opportunity to explore the arts.
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Arts For All offers accessible artistic opportunities to children in the New York City area who face socio-economic, physical, or emotional barriers to exploring the arts. Through Arts For All, professional artists work with youth organizations to build self-confidence, self-expression, teamwork, resilience, and creativity in children.
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In the final video of this virtual Literacy Through the Arts Unit: Giraffes Can't Dance, teaching artist Mélissa Smith leads students through activities to celebrate rhythms and dance using the drums made in part 3 all based upon "Giraffes Can't Dance" written by Giles Andreae and illustrated by Guy Parker-Rees.
This video is intended for students in 1st Grade students.
We want to see your drums! Send photos of your artwork via our Contact Page! Visit our website and click Contact in the Navigation Bar.
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What better way to express one's individuality than with the clothes we wear? AFA Teaching Artist Stephanie created an Activity Booklet showing you how to make your own costumes out of - Newspaper! 🗞📰
Visit the Activity Booklet section of our Interactive Virtual Classroom to create your own newspaper costumes: www.arts-for-all.org/virtual-classroom-interactive-activities/
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Welcome to Arts For All's Virtual Reading Nook! Today we are reading "All The World” by Liz Garton Scanlon from Episode 308 of Mondays with Mé.
Let's get ready to read along with Miss Mé!
To watch the full episode as well as past episodes, visit our Virtual Classroom or watch via the Mondays with Mé Playlist on YouTube.
To watch all of our reading videos, visit our Virtual Classroom or watch via the Virtual Reading Nook Playlist on YouTube.
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