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Students of all ages love to reminisce about their childhood. Even elementary students enjoy seeing old cartoons, toys, and activities...

Maybe it’s the last week of school, maybe you need a few ideas for a fun summer art camp, or...

No whiteboard? No problem! Did you know that you can display visuals with just clothespins and hot glue? Let’s see...

Flowers are one of the most familiar subjects in art, but also one of the most endlessly reinvented. They’re deeply rooted...

As an art teacher, you have a rare combination of skills. You’re a creative problem-solver, relationship-builder, studio expert, and versatile...

In this episode of Art Ed Radio, Tim Bogatz sits down with Melissa Birnbaum, a New York City art teacher...

When we think about the memorable moments of our teaching careers, big events often come to mind, like the art...

Art teachers are a unique species. We are quirky and creative. Colorful and chaotic. Empathetic and sensitive. Yet so many...

Drawing people can feel complicated. Students get frustrated when their drawings don’t match what they imagine. Plus, considering how to...

Being an art teacher can be exhausting. Managing the supplies, the mess, the questions, rotating art in the showcase, in...

You’re probably already teaching composition in your art class. You introduce the rule of thirds. You review the Principles of...