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Direct linkLew, Lee Yuen; McLure, John W. – Art Education, 2005
Can art and science find a happy home in the same unit? We think the answer is yes, if the central problem interests the students and allows them to try out multiple abilities. The sixth-grade unit described in this article, which we called "The Dragon Project," grew mainly from two roots, a study of ancient China and a later probe into…
Descriptors: Art Education, Science Education, Interdisciplinary Approach, Grade 6
