Big Ideas Art Studio

Looking for a way to teach Anchor Standards 4, 5, and 6? Use these curator cards to help students step into the role of a museum curator as they select, analyze, and interpret artworks for display. This PDF includes 16 cards for students to use when viewing a collection of artwork - either famous or student work. Artwork not included.

Introducing the ultimate guide to Process Art for Kids, your go-to resource for unleashing creativity and imagination! This comprehensive eBook is designed to help parents, teachers, and caregivers understand the benefits of process art and how it can enhance a child's development. Inside, you'll discover a wealth of information about process art, including its definition and how it differs from traditional art. You'll also learn about the numerous benefits it offers children, from enhancing the

Put these mini stop signs next to the handles or openings of teacher-only cabinets, materials, and/or containers in your choice-based art studio!

Punch a hole in these colorful (or black and white) tags and attach to a lanyard!

What better way to acclimate a new student to your classroom than by assigning another student as their tour guide? Use this tag and checklist to help your tour guide feel a sense of pride and remember all the important information to share.

Use this end-of-year survey to check in with your students and see how you can prepare for the following year! Questions: What was your favorite thing to learn this year? What do you wish we had covered? Do you feel like you have grown as an artist? Yes/Kind of/No What else would you like me to know?

Remind your students you believe in their capabilities by displaying this colorful poster in your classroom!

The options for these word bubbles are endless! Use during activities, peer reviews, art critiques, etc. to help your students develop their observation, critical thinking, and writing skills.

Spruce up your sub folder with these cute, FREE cover sheet!

Cute, watercolor buttons to make navigating Canvas or your physical classroom easier and more fun for your students!

What is an artist? Defining an artist in a way that empowers young people can be tricky! Allow this poster to help you. Post this in your classroom as a references or use this visual as a discussion starter! This poster includes verbs specific to the Studio Habits.

Use in your art classroom (or regular classroom or at home) to help kiddos master the power of positive thinking! 8x10 signs to switch out as often as you like or post all at once!

Use this visual representation of the art process in your classroom to help students gain an understanding of how we make art!

This chart can be used to organize student IEP accommodations for those who have dozens of students a day. Simply print, fill in student names, check off any listed accommodations, and finish off with any pertinent notes or specific information!

Use this as a poster outside your classroom to encourage an interactive art display!

I use this list to pass out to my students when we talk about all the things they can donate the art room to keep our centers up and running!

Use these documents for binders or bound booklets as a way to keep student information organized from day to day!