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5 Ideas to Help You Bring SEL Into Your Teaching
Social and Emotional Learning, or SEL, is an important part of any child’s development. Schools are increasingly focused on educating...
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3 Ways to Honor Local Heroes in the Art Room
Many art teachers use themes in their classroom that relate to a student’s personal identity, hobbies, interests, and experience. This...
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How to Connect Art and Poetry in the Art Room
Poetry in itself is an art form. The words are often full of imagery and expression. Poetry lends itself to...
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Quilt Design and Community in the Art Room
Art offers a positive gateway to address both personal and community crisis and trauma. Throughout history, artists have expressed feelings...
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3 Practical Ways to Assess Student Growth
Educators are expected to demonstrate student growth in their classrooms. For art teachers, this can be daunting because we are...
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3 Charcoal Activities to Teach Value and Line Variety
Charcoal has an X factor. There is just something about it. It is messy, unpredictable and many students love it...
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How to Encourage Your Students’ Inspiration
Where do artists get their ideas? We know there are very few completely original ideas and artwork out there. Many...
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What Does Visual Culture Look Like in the Elementary Art Room?
What is Visual Culture? In Kerry Freedman’s book, Teaching Visual Culture: Curriculum, Aesthetics, and the Social Life of Art, she...
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How to Engage Your Students’ Portrait Superpowers
Portraits are a staple of almost every art curriculum. There are several ways to approach this project at each grade...
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5 Examples of Personal Interests to Share in the Classroom
As an educator, you know so much of teaching is building relationships with your students. Once students know you care...
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5 Ways to Make Cross-Curricular Connections
Cross-curricular planning is a philosophy in education that attempts to put an end to isolated instruction and learning. As art...
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5 Tips to Make Changing Grade Levels Positive
If you are changing grade levels this school year, you may be experiencing a bit of anxiety mixed with excitement....
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