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Introduction
Introduction
0:57
Getting Started
Setting the Tone
2:49
Choosing Activities and Projects
3:52
Small-Scale Activities
Projects
6:15
Experiences
4:21
Large-Scale Projects
Murals
2:54
Installations
5:56
Site-Specific Artworks
2:09
Art Show
Interactive Stations
3:46
Fundraising Stations
2:08
Other Responsibilities
3:46
Tips and Tricks
Common Issues and How to Solve Them
3:22
Troubleshooting Logistical Issues
1:35
Conclusion
Conclusion
0:36
Unlock Certificate: 5 Questions
About
Discussion
Resources
Links3 PD Hours
1 Empower yourself to advocate for an art club at your school.
2 Explore a variety of highly-engaging small-scale and large-scale activities to do with your art club.
3 Learn how to leverage your art club to make your art show the best it can be.
Starting an art club always sounds like a good idea. However, when you get to the planning stage, it can be overwhelming! When do you meet? What is the budget? How many students can participate? In this Learning Pack, you’ll gain the knowledge to answer these questions and so much more. Join elementary art teacher and expert art club leader, Sarah Krajewski, as she shares her secrets for making art club run smoothly. Learn how to build your students’ self-esteem, lead students through exciting collaborative projects, and take your art show to the next level.
Connected Professional Art Educator Competencies
PROFESSIONALISM
Professional Practice
6.2 Adds value to team and school culture
Advocacy
6.6 Promotes art education access for all students
6.7 Exhibits students’ work for school and community interaction
6.8 Effectively communicates the importance of the arts
6.9 Promotes art education to students, families, and communities at large
Connected National Visual Arts Standards
Anchor Standard #1: Generate and conceptualize artistic ideas and work.
Anchor Standard #2: Organize and develop artistic ideas and work.
Anchor Standard #3: Refine and complete artistic work.
Sarah Krajewski
Elementary Art Teacher, AOEU Writer, and PRO Facilitator
Sarah Krajewski is an elementary art educator in Wisconsin. Her teaching philosophy is mirrored in her classroom mantra: "I am positive. I am creative. I am mindful. I am amazing. I am an artist.”
10 Benefits of Art Club
Art Club Application
Art Club Budget Tracker
Sample Letter Home
Art Club Idea Sheet
9 Ways to Make Art Club T-Shirts
10 Ideas for Art Club Experiences
Muralists to Research
12 Large-Scale Project Ideas for Art Clubs
7 Art Show Responsibilities for Art Club Members
Call and Response Posters
How to Advocate for Yourself in 4 Steps
5 Stress-Free Tips for Planning Art Museum Field Trips
7 Solid Steps to Organize a No-Fail Field Trip
How to Create a Successful Mural with Younger Students
The Most Fun Way to Keep Visitors Engaged at Your Art Show
2 PD Hours
17 Videos
10 Resources
