Art Lessons to Unlock Your Art Student's Artistic Superpowers!
Art Lessons to Unlock Your Art Student's Artistic Superpowers!
A Groovy Name Design Lesson That Teaches So Much More Than Lettering There is something wonderful about starting the school year with a project students are genuinely excited to make. Names are familiar. Lettering feels approachable. Color is fun. And students can begin creating something …
7 Hands-On, Screen-Light Art Lessons That Keep Middle School Students Engaged As schools look for more meaningful ways to balance technology use, many teachers are searching for hands-on, screen-light learning experiences that help students slow down, think creatively, and work with real materials. Technology can …
If you teach middle or high school art, you probably know the challenge of teaching value shading and colored pencil techniques in a way that actually keeps students engaged. Students often love colored pencils… but they don’t always understand how to layer, blend, and build …
Need a sub plan fast? Every art teacher knows the panic of waking up sick or dealing with a sudden emergency and realizing—you don’t have a plan ready for your sub. That’s where a print-and-go art sub plan comes in handy. Designed with flexibility, student …
Crack the Code: How a Mona Lisa Decoder Activity Makes Art History Unforgettable Teaching middle schoolers about classic art can be tough. While masterpieces like the Mona Lisa are iconic, getting students excited about a centuries-old portrait isn’t always easy. That’s why I created the …