Pop Art Collagraphs are a great way to get students into printmaking, needing only a simple material like cardboard as the printing plate. Add a pop of color, and these candy designs turn out so fun!

Bingo is a great way to get students interacting on the first day of art class, and I love these icebreakers because they get the students also talking about artwork!

As art teachers we have a lot going through our heads constantly (and the to-do list is seemingly never ending). Here are some ways to intentionally not overextend yourself and continue having fun teaching so that is doesn’t become stressful or overwhelming!

Have your students create these super fun, high-quality art projects that are great for permanent display at your school. Ceramics wind chimes on trees, clay bells, and paper mache plant sculptures stand the test of time!

Keep your ceramics units safe by applying these 6 tips to keep clay dust at a minimum within your art classroom.

These unique projects are inspired by art styles native to areas within the United States—teach your students about the amazing art that gets made in North Carolina and Washington!

Use plaster strips and tin foil to create super cute and easy garden gnomes with your classes!

Use recycled materials and mixed-media to create large, realistic plant sculptures with high school art students!