The Mission of this community was threefold.  Members became familiar with a website titled Technology and Standards for Arts Educators  http://www.techresource.homepage.com which is a data base catalog of resources. Internet URL's were explored for the purpose of gathering useful and appropriate content for pedagogical use. Found content was integrated with standards-based model lessons. Web searches were conducted for the purpose of expanding the resources of the database. To view the model lessons contributed to the project by practitioners in arts education click the links below in blue. Title Content Area Grade Level (s) Overview Mozart's Musical Dice Game by  John Gabriele Music 6,7,8 Students determine the sequence of measures in Minuet form (ABA) by using prescribed measures using a musical dice game. The Non-Objective Object  by Dale A. Gregg Visual Art 3 Students will learn the concept of non-objective art by exploring the works of Helen Frankenthaler and producing non-objective works of their own using tissue paper and colored pencils. Music Notation by Melissa Hair Visual Art 3,5 Students will be acquainted with the note names for the lines and the spaces in the treble clef. Instrument Family Recognition-Aural by Christopher Laret Music 3 Students will use sound picture matching program on http://www.menc.org/guides/charguid/match/matgame1.htm  to show distinguishing visual and aural characteristics of the orchestral families of instruments.  Quilt Design by Dede Tersteeg Visual Arts 8 Three forty-minute lessons to design a center-focused quilt. Clay Man by Jennifer Tsui Visual Arts 3 The students will produce a puppet head that displays their mastery of  basic pinch pot methods, using an example from a contemporary Philadelphia artist (Jimmy Clarke) and a Native American tradition.   Renaissance Wind Instruments by Dyan White Music 5 Students will listen to examples of recorder music from the Renaissance, and identify similar instruments of the period based on sound production and timbre. Color Mix: Primary and Secondary Colors by Heidi Wirtner Visual Arts 3 This lesson explores the mixing of colors through the use of the color wheel.  The objectives of this lesson are to engage students in how colors are created and in evaluating their color mixes and the color mixes of others.