Classroom Management

Pinterest-Inspired Visuals Can Work For You!

Alecia Eggers Kaczmarek | November 19, 2014

Are you tired of repeating the same directions over and over? Communicate with your students by using simple visuals instead! Pinterest has a plethora of art room visuals that you can borrow and adapt to fit your own needs. In this video, I highlight three of my most-used visuals and tell you why they’re more effective than verbally re-directing students.

Thank you for your inspiration fellow pinners!

– “Ketchup” Day

– Glue poster

– “Draw light until you’ve got it right”

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Alecia Eggers Kaczmarek

Alecia Eggers Kaczmarek, an elementary school art educator, is a former AOE Writer. She is passionate about teaching and reaching students through innovative and meaningful art education.

Pinterest-Inspired Visuals Can Work For You!

Alecia Eggers Kaczmarek

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