Art stations

Teaching for Artistic Behavior (TAB) is a nationally recognized choice-based art education approach to teaching art. In a TAB classroom: Students are regarded as artist, students choose what to work on, classes begin with a short demo or discussion to ins

Create art during your yearly art show with this impromptu art station! | Art Show Ideas

I have a bookshelf in my classroom that students can go to when they are done with their class assignments. I also have free choice days where students can select from a wide range of activities. …

Welcome to our Choice-based Art Studio! This is my first year adventuring into Choice-Art and I couldn't feel more energized ...

An elementary art teacher blog with art projects and lessons, DIY projects and outfit photos as well as clothing I have made myself.

Students look so forward to their well earned Free Art Day! Once classes have gone all the way around on the behavior board, they reach the ...

A blog about art education and the hobbies of a Midwest art educator.

Hi! I shared earlier this week that all of my students, kindergarten through fourth would be doing line-making stations for 2, 30 minute art classes as an introduction for some and a review for most. I created a short video to walk them through each station and you can check it out here to see what we were up to: On my Instagram, I got some questions about where I got the line spinner and the other resources I used...I made them! And it was so easy, I thought I'd show you how I did it in…

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