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Latin School of Chicago Viewbook 2015-16

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lower school e lower school years are the time to build a foundation for a lifelong appreciation of the arts. Children engage in music, theater, dance, drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking and ceramics and are encouraged to explore and experiment. ey visit museums and cultural institutions and study the works and lives of artists. Arts activities are integrated in the classroom curriculum, whether students are creating clay sundials during the first grade unit on Mexican culture or making Japanese prints during the fourth grade unit on East Asia. Outside the Classroom l wind ensemble l student art shows l grade-level assemblies l after school resources for grades 1-4, including visual arts, performing arts and instrument instruction. In our art room students touch art. They put their hands in clay. They put mosaics together. They get to feel materials and fabricate things." – BRENDA FRIEDMAN, LOWER SCHOOL ART TEACHER

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