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How to Create a Social Contract in the Art Room
Have you ever heard of a social contract? It can be a wonderful way to incorporate Social Emotional Learning skills...
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Sketchbooks Made Simple in the Elementary Art Room
Can ALL classes work in sketchbooks? Even kindergarteners? Insanity? Well, it isn’t! Once you begin using sketchbooks with all levels,...
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How to Start a Cross-Curricular Conversation
Have you ever realized another teacher in your school was teaching the same concepts you were teaching in art? “Wait,...
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Why You Should Start the Year With Kindergarten Self-Portraits
Are you looking for a way to get to know your kindergarten artists and for them to get to know...
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Why You Need Visiting Artists in Your Classroom
Humans are all about experiences. We thrive on them. Think back to your last week, what stands out to you?...
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A Simple Strategy to Control Volume in the Art Room
The art room is naturally a place filled with high energy. Students are chatting, creating, and giggling. That’s what makes...
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How Do You Feel About Hugs and I Love Yous?
Have you ever been caught off guard by a huge bear hug from a student, or an, “I love you!”...
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How to Make a Rotating Art Gallery
Have you ever wanted to start a legacy project that highlights the extraordinary work of your students? Do you find...
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Why Your Mental Health Is the Most Important Thing
Your mental health just might be the most important thing about you. It’s time to get past the belief that...
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Make the Most of Your Summer by Making Your Own Art
Art teachers are artists! It’s a fact. We are creative people who love to be covered in clay or to...
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How to Get Art Displayed in Your Community
Advocating for your art program is a necessary part of your job as an art teacher. One way to share...
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Why You Should Have a Gallery Wall of Current Artists and Art Teachers
Think of some of your favorite artists. Now, think of some artists you love who are currently working in the...
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