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How to Prioritize Joy and Other Words of Advice From Author and Illustrator Jarrett Lerner
Superheroic taco ingredients and gassy robots are just some of the characters in Jarrett Lerner’s books and illustrations. This author...
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Celebrating Valuable Art Teacher Wins After Another Challenging Year
It has been another challenging year amid a global pandemic. Art educators have faced evaluation changes, health and safety protocol...
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10 Ways for the Art Teacher to Get Involved With Field Day
As summer approaches, so does that annual day of enthusiasm, sweat, and sunscreen—elementary field day. Students live for this moment....
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15 Fun One-Day Elementary Art Lesson Ideas
We have all been there, standing in the art room, wondering, “What do I do with my students today that...
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How to Support ELL Students to Thrive in the Art Room
English Language Learners (ELLs) are an ever-growing population in American schools. When an ELL student joins one of your classes,...
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Declutter the Art Room Now: 5 Considerations for Meaningful Spring Cleaning
We have good intentions. Yet somehow, we get to the end of the school year and find ourselves stuffing supplies...
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4 Ideas to Foster Empathy and Gift Giving in the Art Room
Why do we make art? We all are passionate about making art—that’s why we are in this field. But how...
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6 Ways to Partner With the Community for a Successful School Art Show
A big part of our job as art teachers is to put on a huge art show each year, usually...
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Use Installation Art to Build Community With These Fun Ideas
Installation art is exciting and thought-provoking and can seem quite complicated for the art room. However, a focus on artmaking...
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9 Artists Who Love Cats: Leaning Into an Art Teacher Stereotype
Art teachers and their cats are on the great list of art teacher stereotypes. This is a stereotype, true or...
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10 At-Home Creativity Prompts That Don’t Require Traditional Art Materials
Quarantines, snow days, classroom extensions, and the pure love of creating—there are countless reasons why we may assign at-home learning...
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3 Forms of Grief: Experiencing Grief and Loss in the Art Room
We often talk about the art room as a sanctuary for our students. It is common for our students to...
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