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This blog post was written by Andrew Jenks, All Classical Radio and ICAN 2025 Intern. An abstract visual that shows layers of blue sound waves, with a black background. Imagine… Read more How We Hear: A Quick, Simple Guide →
April is National Poetry Month! Poetry is a piece of writing that describes someone’s feelings or ideas with words in a creative way. Poetry can be written in many ways… Read more Learning about Poetry for National Poetry Month →
ICAN is featuring a bingo board to complete during spring break. Do you think you can complete the board? Look down below for helpful tips and descriptions to help you… Read more ICAN Spring Break Bingo →
When I was a little girl, I loved to bake for my family and friends. I made cookies and cakes because it seemed like that brought joy to the people… Read more Celebrating My Black History: How to Bake a Sweet Potato Pie →
Whether you are hanging out with your friends to see a Taylor Swift concert or making new friends at school, it is great to know how to make a friendship… Read more How to Make a Friendship Bracelet →
Growing up, everyone in my family had a specific job on Thanksgiving day. Mine was always creating something festive for the table centerpiece. Some years, I would collect foliage from… Read more Beaded Ornamental Corn – A Fun Fall Craft! →
You can now listen to the International Children’s Arts Network on your smart speaker. Here’s how you can set it up for your little ones. 1) First, download the iHeartRadio… Read more Listen to ICAN on your Smart Speaker →
ICAN’s NEW 5-part series, Abby’s Celtic Corner takes you to Ireland! Singer and Ireland Native, Abby Molloy will teach you incredible Irish myths and legends, beautiful musical instruments, traditional Irish… Read more Abby’s Celtic Corner →
Who is Florence Price? is a book written and illustrated by the young musicians at the Special Music School at Kaufman Music Center in New York City. Lead by their… Read more 4 Steps to Write a Book →