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5 Reasons Why You Should Teach Monster Themed Art Lessons
Do you want to see your students beam with excitement, burst with creativity, and create things that you never dreamed were possible? Well then you need to read this blog all about one subject that every art teacher needs to use in their art lessons: MONSTERS.
Learn moreFarm Animal Drawing Guide for Elementary Students
Help your child unlock their creative confidence with my newest drawing guide: How to Draw Farm Animals. This guided drawing resource teaches young artists how to breakdown and simplify some of their favorite farm yard friends in an easy drawing style that is sure to boost their confidence and keep them drawing for hours!
Learn moreHow to Make DIY Sketchbooks in the Elementary Art Room
Learn how to make easy DIY sketchbooks for elementary students using budget-friendly materials! Perfect for art teachers, parents, and homeschoolers, this guide offers simple binding techniques to create personalized sketchbooks that inspire creativity in the classroom or at home.
Learn more6 Fun & Engaging Self Portrait Lessons for Elementary Art
Self portraits can sometimes be a bit boring and stuffy for young artists, so I am sharing six super fun self-portrait projects perfect for elementary school artists! Get ready to dive into a world of colorful creativity where your students can create meaningful and engaging art that's all about them! 🎨✨
Learn moreFree Drawing Prompts: What to Draw When You Can't Think of What to Draw
If you're looking to create more art but struggle with ideas of what to actually draw, look no further. In this blog you will find access to over 20 drawing prompts geared towards adults (or really people of all ages) who are looking for a boost to jump start their creativity!
Learn moreWatercolor Geodes Art Project
Learn to create a gorgeous watercolor geode art project perfect for elementary students. An art lesson that combines color theory, texture, line, pattern, space and more!
Learn moreMixed: A Colorful Art Lesson on Expression and Emotions!
Looking for a fun, easy and engaging art lesson for students in grades k-5 that teaches students about color mixing but with a focus on SEL? This is the perfect arts integrated lesson!
Learn moreSpring Chick Art Project for Preschoolers/ Pre-K
Spring has sprung, and what better way to celebrate the season of growth and renewal than by indulging in some adorable spring chick art crafts? These feathered friends are the perfect symbol of new beginnings and the fresh start that springtime represents. With their soft, fluffy feathers and sweet chirps, it's no wonder that chicks are a beloved icon of the season. So, let's grab our art supplies and get started!
Learn more11 Ways To Encourage Kids to Create Art on Their Own
Are you looking for ways to encourage your children to create more art on their own? In this blog I am sharing 11 strategies and tips that I use personally to ensure that I am raising my own children to be creative thinkers and problem solvers. Through subtle yet deliberate actions, your little one will be inspired to create in no time!
Learn more5 Amazing Winter Art Projects for Adapted Art Class
Check out this list of 5 amazing winter art projects that are perfect for your Adapted art class! Full of sensory exploration, process based goodness, and lots of opportunity for creative expression and fun!
Learn moreWinter Wonderland Drawing Guide!
Meet the new Winter Wonderland drawing guide from Art with Mrs. E! Now you can easily learn how to draw kids having SNOW much fun, all things warm and cozy and so much more! Perfect for artists of all ages!
Learn moreThere's a Monster In My Closet Lesson!
This Monster in My Closet art lesson has been one of my students' absolute favorites over the years! A perfect lesson for drawing creativity out of even the most hesitant young artists. With a focus on line, shape, and texture your students will be engaged the entire time they are creating!
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