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Introduction
Introduction
0:41
Why Choice Curriculum?
Benefits for Students
2:19
Benefits for Teachers
1:12
Overall Room Organization
Overall Room Arrangement
1:18
Table Set Up
1:54
Demonstration Area and Opening Centers
1:04
Organizing Supplies
2:34
Using Anchor Charts
2:15
Developing a Clean Up Plan
3:07
Organizing the Drawing Center
Setting Up the Drawing Center
1:57
Cleaning Up the Drawing Center
1:23
Organizing the Painting Center
Painting Materials to Offer
1:41
Cleaning Up the Painting Center
5:28
Organizing the Collage Center
Collage Materials to Offer
1:25
Setting Up the Collage Center
1:38
Organizing the Printmaking Center
Printmaking Materials to Offer
1:32
Setting Up the Printmaking Center
1:38
Cleaning Up the Printmaking Center
0:51
Planning for Pop-Up Centers
Pop Up Center Materials to Offer
1:37
Conclusion
Conclusion
0:36
Unlock Certificate: 5 Questions
About
Discussion
Resources
Links2 PD Hours
1 Dive deep into the various types of centers for choice-based learning.
2 Understand how to organize supplies and discover best-practice clean-up tips.
3 Explore approaches to setting up each center, especially permanent centers.
In this Learning Pack, discover how to best organize your art room to support choice-based learning. Learn about why choice is a great approach for student-centered artmaking and increased development of 21st-century skills. Explore entire-room setup options and arrangements, especially for the elementary level. Wrap up with the best ways to organize each media through in-depth discussions and examples.
Connected Professional Art Educator Competencies
CURRICULUM
Planning
1.2 Plans and prepares sequential lessons, units, and/or centers
1.4 Develops engaging activities, resources, lessons, and/or centers
CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT
Daily Management
5.2 Sets and communicates art room expectations, routines, and procedures
Physical Space
5.5 Ensures the art room space is accessible for all students
5.6 Maintains organization of student work
5.7 Plans for and upholds routines for supply distribution
5.8 Promotes safety of equipment, materials, and supplies
Wynita Harmon
Graduate Instructor and Elementary Art Teacher
Wynita Harmon is an elementary art teacher in Plano, TX. She enjoys providing authentic learning experiences for her students that promote innovation and critical thinking skills. Wynita holds a master’s degree in human relations with an emphasis in organizational leadership from the University of Oklahoma.
Student Benefits to Choice
Art Room Arrangement Template
Gel Printing Plate Anchor Chart Example
Painting Set-Up Anchor Chart Example
Collage Center Anchor Chart Example
Supply List for Painting Center
Types of Paint Anchor Chart
Supply List for Sculpture, Collage or Assemblage Centers
Supply List for Printmaking Center
Pop-Up Center Ideas
10 Things No One Tells You about Being a Choice-Based Art Te...
8 Classroom Management Tips No Choice-Based Teacher Can Be W...
How to Open a Pop-Up Center in 4 Easy Steps
2 PD Hours
17 Videos
12 Resources
