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Through the ©reativity on Film project, The Film Foundation hopes to create a respect and understanding among young people for the need to protect and preserve our cultural heritage, and enhance their appreciation of art and creation. The Film Foundation uses filmmaking as a point of departure to communicate to young people the important skills they will need to succeed in today's society-such as imagination, collaboration, communication, leadership, and responsibility. The key component of this project is the "Making Movies: A Guide for Young Filmmakers" production manual. Created with the assistance and expertise of 25 professional film artists and educators, this step-by-step production manual includes tips from experts, hands-on exercises, and an 8-week filming schedule-thereby explaining the filmmaking process from story concept to completed film.

"Creativity is just as vital in science and engineering as it is in art and drama, argues Gerard Darby. Yet the present education system is undermining young people's natural creativity, he says, and is in urgent need of reform. He highlights some novel approaches, and explains why this matters both for the individuals, and for our wider society and economy. "

Steve Hickey's blog

categories include: animals, the arts, history & biography, literature & languages, mathematics & computers, reference desk, science, social studies

A blog by an art teacher in a reggio inspired school

We like to use real life images when possible but for those times when you can't find image or you want an icon, you could try this clip art library - The Open Clipart Library is the largest collaboration community that creates, shares and remixes clipart. All clipart is released to the public domain and may be used in any project for free and with no restrictions.

Great rules for combining fonts

This is a guide to holding a Turtle Art coding event

The Art & Aspirations of a commenter

Science experiment for performing arts unit

Maybe for Arts Festival link

website set up by Beth Kanter

Besides the basic "Free Rice" -- where students practice vocabulary and earn rice for the World Food Programme -- they can also choose from subjects:  Art, English, Chemistry, Geography, Language Learning, and Math

list/links to K-12 education blogs by subject areas, e.g., math, science, literacy, physical ed, music, art, etc.

lovely art website for Monet

some okay games for language arts and math