Classroom Management

Warm-ups, bellringers, hooks, openers, do nows, and anticipatory sets. Whatever you call them, they set the tone and stage for...

Following Tim’s previous episode about games in the art room, Kyle Wood returns to the podcast to dive deeper into...

How much of your own money have you spent on your classroom this year? It’s no secret that the funds...

“Does this ever get easier?” a seasoned art teacher asked me recently. She was telling me about the final art...

Going green is more than just color these days. It is a lifestyle! Today, recycling, eating organic, and starting a...

Today’s episode is a conversation from last year about the uptick we have seen with behavior issues–both in frequency and...

Note: This article will use People First Language since we do not know the reader’s preference. You have probably sat...

Are you looking for an engaging and meaningful way to begin art class? Would you like to make sketchbooks a...

Traveling between schools can be quite an adventure for any art teacher. Many art teachers are assigned to multiple schools...

Sculpture, and three-dimensional art in general, can be a fantastic art form for students to explore. This type of art-making...

Have you ever found yourself sharing your art room with another teacher? Maybe you found out ahead of time, or...

In today’s podcast, we jump WAY back into the archives to find a great episode from 2017. Tim and his...