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How to Stretch Your Budget by Painting With Markers
The end of the school year is rapidly approaching. If your art room is anything like mine, you are currently...
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The Wackiest Review Strategy You’ll Ever Try
Educational fads are part of teaching. New ideas are introduced, integrated, and then later abandoned in favor of other innovations....
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How to Create a Simple Sensory Station to Help Your Students Regain Focus
Sometimes, useful art classroom strategies come from other content areas. A fabulous kindergarten teacher, Jaime Hammack, showed me how a...
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Survive Your Art Show With These 5 Organizational Tips
Art show season is upon us! Spring art shows are simultaneously a deeply rewarding and infinitely stressful time of year...
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5 Compelling Reasons Art Teachers Need to Explore Instagram
I have an art teacher confession: I am slow to try new things, particularly when it comes to social media....
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Try a Turtle-Rabbit Meter to Pace Your Students
Pacing is a frequent concern in traditional elementary art rooms. Student artists work at varying paces and levels of intensity....
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6 Concrete Ways to Improve Your Relationship With Your Principal
In education, no relationship (besides that with your students!) matters quite as much as the one you have with your...
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How Common Condiments Can Help Keep Your Students on Track
Often, art projects span multiple class periods. Students naturally work at different paces, making differentiated daily objectives a necessity. But,...
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How to Make an Art History Mini-Golf Course
Right now my sixth graders are so deeply engaged in a collaborative art project that many of them are begging...
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20 Reasons Teaching Elementary Art Is the Absolute BEST!
It’s no secret spring is a busy time for elementary art teachers. You may have an art show to prep...
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How to Beautifully Display Your Art Show Without Breaking the Bank
With art show season quickly approaching, art teachers everywhere are scrambling to find cost-effective and workable display solutions for their...
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Stay Sharp at Conferences This Year With Brain Breaks
Participation in parent-teacher conferences is an absolute necessity for art teachers. Nothing can match the advocacy power of speaking directly with...
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Hello! My name is Lindsey Moss.As a long-time fan of the AOEU magazine, I have regularly used practical ideas from AOEU’s platforms since meeting Jessica Balsey at the IAEA conference over a decade ago. In 2016, I applied to be a writer, which has led to various content production roles, including magazine writer, FLEX Curriculum Contributor, and PRO Learning Facilitator. I have also had my dream job for nearly two decades, teaching elementary art in the suburban/rural community of Yorkville, Illinois. My professional passion is finding creative ways to merge my quirky personality with the structure of my school district. I love to face educational challenges with imaginative, collaborative, and fun solutions.In my personal life, my husband and I juggle two fabulous daughters and many corgis. Our family enjoys river float trips, crafting, and TV binging together.
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