Art Lessons to Unlock Your Art Student's Artistic Superpowers!
Art Lessons to Unlock Your Art Student's Artistic Superpowers!
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 …
As the leaves start to change and pumpkins pop up everywhere, it’s the perfect time to bring a touch of fall magic into the art room! This Symmetrical Owl Art Project combines creativity, pattern, and color theory into one exciting lesson that your students will …
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 …
What to Draw? Simple Drawing Challenges for Students Have you ever handed out a sketchbook assignment or an “All About Me” project, only to hear a chorus of “But I don’t know what to draw?”You’re not alone—this is one of the most common struggles in …
October is the Perfect Canvas for Creativity! As October rolls in, it’s the perfect time to embrace autumn-themed art lessons that engage middle school students. These creative drawing activities for students not only enhance their artistic skills but also bring a festive vibe to your …
Are you an art teacher searching for a dynamic way to instruct shading skills? Look no further! The “Print & Go” Value Shading Lesson Packet is here to save the day. This packet empowers students to create impressive shading effects on real-life objects, focusing on …
When Planning Your Drawing Unit… Start with Optical Illusions! Optical Illusions will engage young artists and teens right from the start of the school year! The first couple of weeks of art class is a soup of emotions for your students. Some are excited to …
Name Designs are an easy way to start the first week of school! Clever teachers start the first art lesson with an easy name because it helps them to quickly learn their students’ names! Even better kids enjoy learning new ways to create lettering. …