Brush & Beyond

This bundle includes: 1. Art class rules, consequences and classroom jobs 2. Art standards, enduring understandings, and essential questions 3. 3 Categories of Art, Subjects in Art, how to get an idea, what to do with a mistake, what to do when you spill water 4. How to sit on the rug, how to paint and how to glue 5. What is Line, shape and texture

Five signs that will aid in instruction and help students understand big ideas in art including: 1. Big Categories of Art 2. Subject matters in Art 3. What to do when you can't think of an art idea 4. What to do when you make a mistake in art 5. What to do when you spill water These can be printed as posters and displayed in the classroom for easy access. Or they can be printed smaller and included in a student sketchbook or workbook.

49 of the most commonly used art vocab words. Each word has a simple explanation and image to illustrate the idea. These are perfect for creating a word wall, bulletin board or word of the day.

This lesson bundle includes a lesson plan, student reflection activity, rubric, informational flyer, and multiple display images to accompany the displayed student artwork.

Simple directions and images to teach students the correct procedures for sitting on the rug, gluing, and painting. These visuals will help students learn how to properly use materials in the art room.

Three visuals that can be printed and displayed in the classroom for reference during instruction or art making. The first shows many different line styles. The second image explains the difference between implied textures and actual texture. The third image explains the difference between organic and geometric shapes. Each has images that help emergent readers or ELL students understand the information more easily.

36 famous artists quotes and related writing prompt to encourage critical thinking. Students will respond to these inspirational quotes and engaging questions to help develop their personal art aesthetic and practice explaining their opinion. This is a great way to begin or end a lesson as a bellringer or a ticket out the door. They prompts can be printed into a packet or cut into individual smaller papers.

These ready made signs can be displayed in your classroom and accompany a bulletin display to help students understand the deeper meaning and purposes that art can provide. The simple images help make the information easy to understand even for emergent readers. It is important to advocate for art and explain the many benefits it offers students.

These printable posters are the perfect displays to set clear behavior expectations for any art classroom. The first lists 3 rules: 1. Listen carefully 2. Respect others and 3. Take care of supplies. The second poster lists 3 consequences: 1. Set goal with teacher 2. Communication home and 3. Report to office. The final poster shows helper jobs: 1. Pick up objects 2. Sharpen pencils 3. Organize free draw books 4. Wipe sinks down and 5. Push in stools. These clear and specific posters are gen

It can be hard to manage the mess of an art classroom. There are supplies, worksheets, projects and much much more to manage. I have found the lids to printer paper boxes to be the perfect way to sort the mess. These labels are the perfect size to be taped to the short end of a box lid. I have a row of these labeled on my counter and it becomes the landing zone for all things of that grade level. There is one set in black and white. One is color in rainbow order. I organize my class with

Elements and Principles wordsearch

Great step-by-step worksheet to teach students how to draw a face.

The first file is the left part of the display which states the grade level. The second file is the right part of the display which states the learning objective for the lesson. The left page can be permanently displayed while the right page can be interchanged when the learning objective changes. The first file has every grade level from K-12th. The second file has 74 learning objectives which can be used for any of the grade levels.

This file collection includes a lesson plan, a sign to accompany art on display, and a project description to be added to the back of the artwork to communicate the lesson to the student's loved ones.

Elementary art lesson about the Peter H. Reynold's book The Dot. It is best suited for K-2nd grade. This file collection includes a lesson plan, a sign to accompany art on display, and a project description to be added to the back of the artwork to communicate the lesson to the student's loved ones.

Paper Weaving Lesson 1st Grade 4, 40-minutes classes This file collection includes a lesson plan, a sign to accompany art on display, and a project description to be added to the back of the artwork to communicate the lesson to the student's loved ones.

Recipes and directions for 7 different techniques to make Batik or resist artwork in the elementary art classroom. With a variety of materials, like glue, chalk, fabric and ink you can use this recourse to teach many new creative art techniques.

These cards are designed to be used with any age group, in the art room, to increase shape, line and color identification. Directions: 1. Print two copies back-to-back. 2. Laminate and cut. 3. Sort into sets; line, shape, and color. 4. Play memory with the set.

Print, laminate and display in your art room for an organized and easily accessible environment.

This file collection includes a lesson plan, a sign to accompany art on display, and Power Point to use for instruction.