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Ruthie and John Post are two amazing art teachers from Sedona, Arizona. Though they have incredible ideas about many areas...

As an art educator, you know creativity takes risk and practice. You know the process is just as important as...

When it comes to teaching ceramics in our classrooms, art teachers tend to either feel confident or intimidated. If we’re...

When I first started teaching, I had boxes of fresh clay, pottery wheels, and a kiln. Then, I went to...

There are many unique challenges to teaching middle school. One of those is having a classroom of kids with a...

It lurks in any art room, in a dark corner or cabinet, left behind and forgotten by a well-intentioned art...

If you are looking for a good way to add something to your ceramics teaching, you need to check out...

We all know in the eyes of our students, clay reigns supreme. It’s a medium students can’t seem to get...

There’s no denying that kids love clay. And, honestly, so do I! There’s just something magical about taking part of the...

Not everyone has a kiln–but that doesn’t mean you can’t teach clay! And even if you do have a kiln,...

Are you looking for an exciting alternative three-dimensional material for your students to use without a kiln? Why not explore...

Ceramics is an incredible experience for our kids, but it can be overwhelming if you don’t know what you are...