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Education in the arts
is essential to students' intellectual, social, physical, and emotional growth. The visual
arts curriculum is intended to help students develop their creativity, as well as the
ability to communicate with other people through visual images. In learning to express
themselves in visual ways, students will sharpen their powers of observation. Study of the
arts can also broaden students' horizons in various ways. Through study of the arts,
students learn about artistic traditions of their own and other cultures. They develop the
ability to communicate in various artistic media, and learn to understand that the arts
have long served as important media for recording and communicating ideas and feelings. from the Ontario Ministry of Education Curriculum Guidelines |
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by Jessica Kindergarten |
by Joelle grade 5/6 |
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by Paul grade 1 |
by Ryanne grade 2 |
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by Darren grade 1/2 |
Mary Street Community School |
110 Mary Street North |
Oshawa, Ontario L1G 7S2 |
(905) 433 - 8910 |
revised: 06/01/2001