Friends of Art Works for Kids Video Wall The Beverley Taylor Sorenson Arts Learning Program has made a remarkable difference in the education of children in schools across the state. Please enjoy these inspiring stories by viewing the videos below. If you have a video you would like to share, click the Upload a Video button on the left. Search    View All Videos Sort By School District Alpine Davis Iron Salt Lake City All Videos 1  of 1   Salt Lake Tribune at Highland Park Utah State Capitol Art Gallery Stop Motion Movies at Iron Springs   "Amazing Rocks" at Oakridge Movin' Out! The Human Machine at Muir

Students who study music in school have a much higher rate of success socially, intellectually and in life in general. The ability to detect patterns - a skill art fosters - is fundamental to reading and mathematics skills.

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Salt Lake Tribune at Highland Park

, Salt Lake City District - May 17, 2010
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A Salt Lake Tribune photographer followed Beverley Sorenson during a visit to Highland Park Elemenatary School in Salt Lake City.

Utah State Capitol Art Gallery

, Alpine District - May 17, 2010
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Beverley Taylor Sorenson and Fox 13’s Big Buddah talk about the Utah State Capitol Art Gallery during a live segment on the afternoon news

Stop Motion Movies at Iron Springs

, Iron District - May 6, 2010
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1st graders at Iron Springs Elementary in Cedar City, Utah discuss their Stop Motion Movie project

"Amazing Rocks" at Oakridge

, Salt Lake City District - May 6, 2010
Oakridge,
Oakridge Elementary School students perform "Amazing Rocks" as part of the Beverley Taylor Sorenson Arts Learning Program

Movin' Out!

, Davis District - May 6, 2010
Knowlton, Elementary,

Knowlton Elementary students perform "Movin' Out!" during an informance at their school. The students, through a side-by-side learning model, learned about women's voting rights, presidents and other key events in United States history.

The Human Machine at Muir

, Davis District - May 6, 2010
Muir, Elementary,

4th grade students at Muir Elementary learn about the Human Machine in our body. Students also learn about different weather patterns on earth. Program developed by Muir art specialist Tina Misaka.