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An Engaging Twist on the Artist of the Month Board—How to Introduce Contemporary Women Artists
Artist of the Month bulletin boards are a fun way to decorate your room and integrate art history all at...
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Establishing Creative Sanctuaries—5 Tips to Redecorate and Reorganize for Back to School
Starting a new school year can feel overwhelming. Teachers have to think about curriculum, standards, expectations, and supply orders (to...
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How to Simplify and De-Stress Your Sub Plans This School Year
We have all said at some point, “It’s more work to have a sub than to be here at school.”...
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Dream Big by Creating Small—6 Steps to Design a Faux Mural
Murals often take our breath away with their sheer size. These large-scale paintings make statements about who we are and...
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How to Infuse Nature Into Your Studio Practices—Insights From Artist Emma Freeman
Do you constantly feel busy with no hope of catching up? Do you feel discouraged because your summer break is...
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6 Picture Books to Prompt an Awareness of Self and Others
How do you engage with picture books? Maybe you curl up with a good book and a special kid in...
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“When I Am Among the Trees”—8 Prompts to Inspire Artmaking
Tree branches are filling with leaves and the chatter of woodland friends. As the weather is warming up for summer,...
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7 Ideas to Incorporate Into Your Plan for Self-Regulation this Summer
Everywhere we turn, someone is touting the importance of self-care. So much so that self-care has become a cliché. What...
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The Art of SEL—2 Reasons Why It’s Not “One More Thing”
Art Education focuses on engaging in self-discovery, goal setting, and working alongside others. Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) leads students through an...
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10 Art Teachers Reflect on a Year of Challenges and New Opportunities
The past year has brought numerous changes for all art teachers. Cleaning protocols, schedule adjustments, and daily instructional modifications are...
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Be the Weird—Reaching That One Kid
Jason Tharp, the author and artist behind It’s Okay to be a Unicorn, It’s Okay to Smell Good, the Big...
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Supporting Students with Autism in the Art Room
A Note From the Author: One of the considerations we must address when speaking about autism, is what words to...
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