Dear colleague

In this year's final edition we wish you a joyous festive season and hone in on the Australian Curriculum - The Arts (F-10). Below you'll find a selection of resources to support the implementation of the Arts subjects: Dance, Drama, Media Arts, Music, and Visual Arts.

E xplore The Arts Curriculum in Scootle

You can now explore the newly endorsed Arts curriculum in the latest update of Scootle, the national repository for digital learning content.

View learning paths containing collections of resources for each of The Arts subjects:
Dance
Drama
Media Arts
Music
Visual Arts

Explore a collection of digital resources aligned to the Arts Curriculum on ARTS:LIVE. All interactive resources are classroom-ready and have been developed for teachers in partnership with Australia’s leading arts organisations. Explore a selection of ARTS:LIVE Music, Dance, Media Arts, Drama and Visual Arts resource packages in Scootle.

EARLY YEARS

Arts Pop: Dance
A unit containing material to help teachers plan and implement an early primary dance program that looks at the theme of 'metamorphosis'.

MIDDLE YEARS

ShockoDoco
Focusing on video interviewing this resource includes: a video; a call sheet template; a pre-production checklist and teacher notes.

UPPER YEARS

The Arts: Drama - Making
A performance arts toolkit featuring six stagecraft check-lists to including lighting, costume, production, promotion, set and sound.

Learning Path

What's New in Scootle?
A collection of learning items recently added to Scootle. This package includes a range of Science, Technology, History, and Mathematics resources.

Watch this

T he Arts Learning Area
A video introduction to the Australian Curriculum: The Arts which features a historical and contextual overview for the learning area and its five subjects.

Mobile Apps

Scootle apps - T he Arts
A selection of mobile apps to support the Arts Curriculum. The collection includes: ImprovSuggestifier, NGAkids Art Zone, and MoMA art lab.

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