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Fresh off hosting the Art Ed NOW Conference, Tim and Amanda are here with the August mailbag! After a garden...

The end of the school year is in sight, and the struggle is real. You’re exhausted, supplies are dwindling, and...

Note: Be sure to review all resources and preview all artists before determining if they are appropriate to share with...

In the world of education, the winter months can be hard. Sickness, testing, schedule changes, and weather complications throw curveballs...

Nature, at its very core, can revitalize and rejuvenate. It has the power to lower stress levels and improve mood....

Is Spring Fever hitting your art room hard as the year draws to a close? With the school days dwindling...

Autumn may bring the end of a growing season, cooler temperatures, and even changing leaves. No matter what fall brings...

Let’s admit it. Teaching during a global pandemic was not on any art teacher’s mind when entering the field of...

As art teachers, most of us love art history. We love looking at art. We love sharing famous and historical...

This fall, many kindergarten and first grade students are attending in-person learning for the first time. After COVID isolation and...

Spring has sprung, and the natural inspiration for artmaking is blooming. Flower-inspired art has a long history. From Ancient Egypt...

Art Education and the Coronavirus (COVID-19) In the current situation of the widespread transmission of COVID-19, the hands of educators...