Want to See How to Set It Up? This video shows the basic Padlet setup. My classroom workflow has evolved, but the technical steps remain the same. https://youtu.be/yB4bQbRcYck In a busy art classroom, projects multiply like glitter. You start the week with neatly stacked portfolios, and by Thursday there are
As art teachers, we’re no strangers to the challenge of stretching our supply budgets to accommodate our students’ creative endeavors. From paints to pencils, finding ways to make every dollar count while still providing quality materials can feel like a daunting task. But fear not! In this collaborative post, I’ve
Ordering art supplies on a limited budget can feel like quite the challenge, especially for us art teachers. But fear not, because in this post, I’ll be sharing five essential tips to help you make the most out of your art supply budget. Additionally, I’ll provide some creative strategies to
Why Beginners Struggle With Drawing Accuracy Many beginner artists rush straight into drawing tiny details before they understand the basic structure of an image. When students focus on eyelashes, textures, or small decorations first, their drawings often end up distorted or out of proportion. One of the most important drawing
Welcome to the World of Art Education! Hey there, fellow art enthusiast turned educator! You’re about to jump on a thrilling ride that merges your love for art with the joy of teaching. But, hold on tight because as you navigate this art education journey, you’re going to bump into
If you’ve ever ended the day feeling more exhausted from managing materials than actually teaching art, you’re not alone. For years, I thought classroom chaos was just part of being an art teacher. The pencils. The supply traffic jams. The “Can I get up?” every five seconds. I assumed it
Building Trust in the High School Art Classroom Creating an art classroom where creativity thrives doesn’t happen by accident. It isn’t just about teaching techniques or providing inspiring projects. It’s about building an environment where students feel safe enough to take risks, experiment, and grow. And that kind of environment
In this video, I share how I approach high school art projects in those first critical days of class — from building connection to meaningful first-week activities. https://youtu.be/gPs2dGqclmM Why the First Week of High School Art Matters First week high school art projects set the tone for everything that follows.
Hi fellow art enthusiasts, I’m Lauren, and this is my story—a tale of two decades in the art classroom, the birth of Inside Out Art Teacher, and why I create art projects and lesson ideas that save time. YOUR TIME IN AND OUT OF THE ART CLASSROOM IS PRECIOUS, LET’S