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A scope and sequence example for K-12 arts learning pathways  \n􀂃 Instructional materials and resources to apply in arts education courses and learning opportunities  \n􀂃 Information around standards alignment in the arts curriculum  \nThrough arts programs that provide high quality, relevant, and culturally affirming content and curriculum, and K-12 pathways for students to build on their artistic learning in various disciplines, students gain access to essential skills and knowledge needed to grow as artists, communicate effectively, develop their creativity, and make meaningful change in our complex world.  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \nScope and Sequence: Pathways for Arts Learning K-12 ..........................73  \nInstructional Materials and Resources .......................................73  \nAccessible Arts Education Materials ....................................... 73  \nResource Evaluation ...................... 74  \nOregon District-Based Spotlight on Resource Evaluation ...................... 75  \nOpen Educational Resources: Oregon Open Learning and the Oregon Arts Group ........................ 75  \nOregon Instructional Materials Adoption Cycle .............................. 76  \nOregon Standards Alignment in Arts Curriculum ..........................76  \nApplied Arts Standards and Career and Technical Education................ 76  \nStandards Crosswalks .................... 77  \nArts Lesson Plan Template ............ 77  \nAdditional Arts Lesson Materials and Resources ............................... 78  \nReturn to Top 72  \nArts Program Curriculum Resources | Arts Access Toolkit  \nScope and Sequence: Pathways for Arts Learning K-12  \nIn order to develop a full range of skills in a particular art form, students need to work on and refine their skills over time, just as in all content areas. A scope and sequence for K-12 art programs is a critical component to ensuring that students build on their learning in developmentally appropriate ways as they grow, and have access to a rich set of arts learning and experiences at all grade levels. It can also ensure consistency across buildings and help establish arts pathways within a district program.  \nConsider providing opportunities for arts educators to connect across the district to assist in the development of pathways and a K-12 scope and sequence in the various arts disciplines. The Chicago Public Schools Skyline Arts Education Scope & Sequences1 for arts education provides a framework for developing a scope and sequence, addressing the areas of Dance, Music, Theatre, and Visual Arts.  \nInstructional Materials and Resources  \nConnecting curriculum to areas of relevance for students and authentic learning opportunities across multiple content areas increases program access. More students are likely to see themselves in the lesson materials, share their stories and voice, and experience tangible examples of the relevance of arts learning to their lives. This section provides ideas and resources around strengthening an arts curriculum and making connections to district arts pathways in service of programmatic goals.  \nFor additional guidance around planning and budgeting for needed instructional materials and resources in arts programs, consult the National Opportunity-to-Learn Standards.  \nACCESSIBLE ARTS EDUCATION MATERIALS  \nPlanning is essential in order to provide quality resources for students, and is necessary to provide learning supports for each individual student that comes into a program.  \nStudents experiencing disabilities must be provided the proper modifications or support to participate fully in arts program activities. 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