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The Boldt Company Beyond the Stage Education Program provides online resources to support your lesson planning. Thank you for all you do, we would love to spread some heART with our community! Please share photos and stories of your classroom being creative and enjoying the arts and we will share it. Share on social media using #foxcitiespac or send to education@foxcitiespac.com.
Suggested for all students:
The project highlights Hmong narratives and skills and brings everyone together through a shared love of music, art, and literacy - all components that make Appleton a thriving community.
Enjoy on demand recordings from diverse musical perspectives.
Standard-aligned videos, interactives, lesson plans and more just for Wisconsin teachers.
Activity sheets and coloring pages
Suggested for middle and high school students:
Check out the cool jazz tunes and stories about jazz musicians.
What I Do: How do artists make decisions about what audiences see and hear on stage? What I Do explores the behind the scenes decisions through eyes of the artists who make them.
Suggested for elementary students:
Teaching Artists present quick and fun activities that bring arts education to you! Such as "Put on your own Show!" and "Recycled Robots."
Explore instruments from around the world and meet famous composers from throughout history.
Create a homemade kazoo
Explore the sounds of the seafaring cultures of the Pacific and Indian Oceans.
Take a virtual trip across the country to where the Fellows live and create, including Karen Ann Hoffman (Oneida Nation of Wisconsin).
Explore the collection of virtual exhibits and learn about trailblazing women, past and present.
Connections: Language and Music – How do we communicate? Through language, gestures and images and yes, music. Connections: Math and Music – What do math and music have in common? Pretty much everything. Connections: Science and Music – What do science and music have in common? More than you might think.
Suggested books and authors to connect students to diverse books, cultures and languages.
Discover resources to help teach Wisconsin history.
Resources to help tell the stories of the rich and vibrant people of Wisconsin whose contributions to society extend beyond the borders of the state and continue to resonate today.
Enjoy this virtual field trip while you hear some great music and solve a magical mystery.
Mirroring how stories were gathered and shared in the creation of Come From Away, the I Am An Islander project encourages students to conduct interviews on a topic or issue affecting the respective community.
Consider new ways of thinking about joy and create music and art that expresses what joy looks like to you.
The It Gets Better Project’s mission is to uplift, empower and connect LGBTQ+ youth around the globe. Explore the resources and information available to educators.
Explore the production's background and journey from page to stage.
Get creative with daily activities inspired by Arts Midwest's World Fest Artists.
Build fundamental music skills through listening, singing and moving to songs from all over the world.
Arts integrated lesson plan suggested for students in grades 3-5.
Enjoy learning pieces of this iconic choreography.
Experience the magic of the Met with free student streams and other learning resources.
How dramatic arts such as readers theater can be effective in encouraging interaction and collaboration, even in the online classroom
Suggestions on how to use the book "ishi" by Akiko Yabuki to encourage growth mindset and build classroom community
Strategies such as "laws of life" essay to define goals, celebrate unique experiences and increase connections
Their mission is to make kindness the norm in our schools and communities
Join author and illustrator Mo Willems for a special “thank-o-rama” video series
Award winning children and family entertainer Red Grammer reminds us that being helpful, saying thank you, smiling, sharing all add up to kindness
Author of more than 50 books including “The Kindness Book,” Todd Parr shares story time videos, coloring pages, activity guides, thank you coupons and more
Ditch the mean. It's free to be kind!
Classroom activities for “A Christmas Carol” presented by The Milwaukee Rep
Imagine Fox Cities: A Community Visioning Project Community initiative created to be intentional about shaping the future of the Fox Cities; includes conversation guides and resource lists
Teaching Tolerance Resources to help teachers educate children to be active participants in a diverse democracy Disney's The Lion King Experience: At Home Comprehensive theater education program through the lens of Disney's The Lion King Suggested for elementary school students: The Small Works Project with Mo Willems Join author and illustrator celebrate how every positive action is important Suggested for middle and high school students: Dear Evan Hansen Study Guide To Kill a Mockingbird Study Guide John Lewis Community Conversation Listen to local leaders reflect on the life of John Lewis and ways we can engage in Good Trouble Re/sound: Sounds of Wisconsin Explore the connection between music, identities, cultures and emotions History Museum at the Castle Virtual Exhibits
Kennedy Center Arts Education @Home Online arts education resources for students of all ages