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Have you seen those TV shows where they take an old, outdated house and rehab it? The end result is...

Oil pastels are one of those mediums that you either love or hate. Sometimes, the mess of them smeared over...

The last few days of the school year always seem to be a chaotic rush. Classes are shortened for assemblies...

As artists and teachers, we know the power of collaboration. Collaborating with others allows us to test out and talk...

A number of years ago, when my district was organizing an introduction of a 1:1 iPad program, I was asked if...

Another conference is in the books! On Saturday, January 31st, the live event of the AOE 2015 Online Conference took...

I could feel the beads of sweat building on the back of my neck as I watched twenty-six fourth graders...

Last month we featured a few articles about The Art of Building Relationships. I have another dynamic individual to add...

Our students’ brains are bombarded by thousands of images each day. From social media, to advertisements, to online games, middle...

  In the art room, students tend to work solo. They plan, design and create every part of their projects....

For art teachers, the term “wearable art” probably evokes a vision of one of two things: an accidental collision of...

Yep, I’ve done it. I’ve come back into school to prep and write sub plans in the midst of a...