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Set Up a Student Cleaning Station and Never Worry About a Messy Room Again
As art teachers, time is a precious resource. We joined this profession to spend our time igniting and inspiring the artistic passions of our students, not to clean up after them!
Learning to care for art-making tools and spaces is a valuable and necessary skill. Why not transfer that responsibility to your students? Watch this video to find out how to create a student-centered cleanup station for your art room!
How do you empower your students to take ownership of the maintenance of their art classroom?
What supplies would you add to your cleanup station?
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Lindsey Moss
Learning Team
Lindsey Moss is an elementary art teacher in Yorkville, Illinois. She enjoys art history and finding creative and artistic solutions to educational challenges.
