
GETTING THE LESSONS
Each month, CCV posts new courses with lists of resources needed, assignments, quizzes, and activities for students. All courses align with learning standards for 6th-12th grades. Modules in each course are scaffolded, starting with the basics and developing more complexity as they progress.
Every lesson details the National Core Education Standards and the National Arts Standards it meets but be sure to check with your state education agency for specific standards and requirements in your community). If applicable, lessons also detail National Science Education Standards.
Subscriptions include multi-module courses that are a comprehensive dive into a subject. Presented online, these units are sequential, and can be integrated into your homeschooling schedule as you choose. Subscribers also have access to all CCV resources including blogs, teaching and homeschooling resources, and livestreamed events.
Individual lessons are singular overviews of artists or creative achievements that are iconic. Each lesson is self-contained and includes resources, references, discussion questions, and assignments.
Subscriptions
Dress Circle subscribers who pay annually save $120.00. As a Dress Circle subscriber, you receive access to all course materials and lessons, blogs, resources, and original videos. ALL subscriptions begin September 1st, 2024
Individual Lessons
For a complete listing of individual lessons, visit our store
CCV lessons build critical thinking skills through inquiry and project-based learning.
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Our customized lessons and projects pair with media and resources you may already have access to in your home and in your communities, transforming entertainment into teachable curriculum.
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Our pedagogy recognizes that our contributions are greater, deeper and more expansive than what can be taught in a single month. We expound on familiar artists’ achievements, expand the canon to include those we may not know, and excavate those whose names history may not record.
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Students build their knowledge of cultural masterworks and their creators, deepen their comprehension of the context of these icons, and develop critical understanding through experiential learning.
Harold and Fayard Nicholas were not just tap dancers. They revolutionized the art form with their daring athleticism and energetic virtuosity. Learn about them here.