It’s been seven years since I asked about you. I mean really asked… So, I decided it was time I asked again. Over 1,200 of you said yes to sharing... Learn More

I had three Kinder classes one year with one of the classes being considered a Transitional Kinder combo. What does this mean? In California, Transitional Kinders are children who are... Learn More

We’ve all been there. An assembly or fire drill shortens the school day and you are stuck with little pockets of time with each group of students. You search for... Learn More

Walking the line between a lesson that allows students to assert choice and their own creative voice and managing supplies and expectations can sometimes seem a bit difficult to wrap... Learn More

Despite students absolutely loving the tactile nature of creating functional art, it’s not surprising to learn that it doesn’t always make it into an art teacher’s curriculum. Not only can... Learn More

For many of you, the end of the year is quickly approaching, leaving you with the question; what now? Should I forge forward with full fledged lessons or start paring... Learn More

Art teachers are master innovators. Improvising in a pinch is also one of our many superpowers. Raise your hand if you’re with me on this one. You can make masterpieces... Learn More

Springtime in the art room typically means one thing; art show season is upon us.  Like many things in the last few years, your art show this year might look... Learn More

There are two kinds of art teachers; those who love printmaking and those who avoid it at all costs. The ink, the brayers and multiple pieces of finished artwork can... Learn More