I Statements for Kids in School
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
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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
Dice Roller Simulator Use this dice roller simulator for Expressive Monkey’s Roll & Draw pages or any other game where you need to roll
Here are 12 things that art teachers can do in the art room that “The January You” will thank you for! (Better than the
3 Easy one-day art projects that will delight your students! I’ll show you step by step 3 ideas for combining basic art supplies to
Sketchbook Ideas for Elementary Art I want to share why I started using sketchbooks in my elementary art classroom, seven ways I used
Don’t throw away your old file folders! I’ll show you how to create your own DIY texture plates that you can use for
Clay Art Project Organization with Cart & Totes Here are some tips and tricks to help you with clay art project organization in the elementary
Wow! This texture plate is easy to make and kids really love using them! Check how I made cute monsters even cuter
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This free infographic will remind you of 6 ways art can help students will social & emotional learning.
