9 Fun Drawing Games for Kids
Many kids dread art because they think it is going to be too difficult or something they won’t be good at. The trick is to
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Many kids dread art because they think it is going to be too difficult or something they won’t be good at. The trick is to
4 Student Mindsets Let’s take a practical look at how to differentiate instruction while teaching a drawing lesson based on 4 different mindsets you will
What makes Roll & Draw activities so good at building confidence in a drawing beginner? And by the way, we are not just talking about
It’s tempting to want to jump right in and start your first kindergarten art projects, but it pays off big time to first spend a
Whether teaching online or in person, there will be times when you need to stop the class and say something. Here are three attention-getters that
How to use I Statements for Kids Teaching and modeling “I” statements for kids is critical to creating a safe learning environment. I statements help
Make giving out a class reward easier on yourself! Classroom Management in the Art Room Students love earning a class reward, and
Here’s a list of “Call & Response” attention-getters. I say, Mona … They say, Lisa! I say, Van … They, say Go! (This can work for
Here are 12 things that art teachers can do in the art room that “The January You” will thank you for! (Better than the
Sketchbook Ideas for Elementary Art I want to share why I started using sketchbooks in my elementary art classroom, seven ways I used
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This free infographic, emotion wheel, and drawing activity will help you incorporate social & emotional learning into your classroom.
