Physical Space

When clutter becomes a challenge in the art room, the first instinct is to create more space to store things....

Opportunities to have their work displayed can be life changing for our students. If you’ve ever felt the warm fuzzy...

Has organizing the materials you need for painting ever become a pain? Many art educators have expressed their distaste for...

As an art teacher, you have way more student information to keep track of compared to the typical classroom teacher....

Balancing the amount of technology in the art room can be tricky. Sometimes introducing tech to your students comes at...

Ceramics? Check. Drawing? Check. Printmaking? That is this week’s deep dive. Andrew and Tim have a long discussion about teaching...

“I’m finished. What do I do now?” As an elementary art teacher, one of my greatest classroom challenges is managing...

As art teachers, our job assignments differ greatly among buildings and districts. Some teachers stay in one building their entire...

Have you joined the decluttering craze that’s sweeping the nation? From Marie Kondo’s book, The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up to the immensely...

When transitioning to choice, material management can seem overwhelming. Without some help and an early start, it’s easy to get...

School’s (almost) out for summer! However, before you can actually celebrate the summer season of reflection, relaxation, and rejuvenation, you...

Digital portfolios are all the rage. However, choosing which one to use can become overwhelming quickly. You might come across...