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The Arts

Dance
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CLI Studios
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has created a #KeepDancing program to provide free online dancing lessons during the COVID-19 school closures.
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Go Noodle's
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Youtube channel has dancing activities and challenges for kids.
Music
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Chrome Music Lab
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is a website designed to help kids learn about music in an easy and fun way.
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Classics For Kids
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has games to help kids learn about classical composers and compositions.
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Little Kid Rock
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has lessons and songs kids can learn.
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The New York Philharmonic
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has a KidZone with games and activities related to music education.
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Carnegie Hall
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has a free music program called Musical Explorers.
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Dr. Selfridge
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offers music lessons on YouTube.
Drama
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Improv Encyclopedia
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has drama challenges for kids.
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THEATREish
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has started curating online resources for drama teachers.
Visual Art
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The Kennedy Center
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is a great source for digital arts activities.
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Art Ed Guru
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has a list of resources for teachers affected by COVID-19.
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The Art of Education
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curated a list of apps to help teach art remotely.
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Jarret Krosoczka
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(picture book illustrator) posts daily comic book art lessons.
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Trisha Zemp
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has a free stop-motion animation camp.
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Mo Williams
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is hosting daily #MoLunchDoodles lessons.
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Carson Ellis
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has a Quarantine Drawing Club on Instagram.
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Tate Modern
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's website for kids has games and activities about modern art.

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