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Tie-Dye in the Classroom at a Glance
Download in full-color. Download a print-friendly version. Tie-dye is the stuff of legends. It’s not only a way to dye...
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How to Connect Color and Emotion in the Art Room
For many students (and teachers), almost anything with the word “theory” causes us to press the snooze button. No matter...
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Collagraph in the Classroom at a Glance
Download in full-color. Download a print-friendly version. Printmaking, for many art teachers, can be intimidating. With mediums like intaglio, lithography,...
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Who Is a Master’s Student at The Art of Education University?
We are excited to announce that since the release of the master’s degree at The Art of Education University in...
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How to Get Started With Clay
As an art educator, you know creativity takes risk and practice. You know the process is just as important as...
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Batik in the Classroom at a Glance
Download in full-color. Download a print-friendly version. Batik is a near-ancient craft and process by which artists use fabric, wax,...
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100 Sketchbook Prompts eBook
“It is only by drawing often, drawing everything, drawing incessantly, that one fine day you discover, to your surprise, that...
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How to Get Better Ideas in Three Ways
Inspiration and ideas are fickle and funny beasts. Some are good. Some are great. Some are okay, and some are...
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All the Books You Need for Your Art Room
Many art teachers not only self-identify as creative and passionate but also part book-worm. It is no wonder, really. We...
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What You Need to Know About ELLs in the Art Room
If you teach in the United States, chances are you have English Language Learners (ELLs) in your classroom. In the...
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Top 10 Resources to Help You Start the School Year
We know going back to school brings up a mix of emotions. Are you excited? Anxious? Both? You might be...
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How to Make the Most of Your Spring Break
The arrival of Spring is no small celebration. Even the ancient Greeks and Romans recognized the end of winter as...
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