Collaborative art lesson

Today I wrapped up week #3 of school! Man oh man - do I miss the summer! Waking up at 5:15am every morning just isn't really my cup of tea.. This year my school had our students rotate through all 8 discovery (specials) classes during the first 8 days of school (normally we see them for a few days at a time). This was so that our students could meet all of their discovery teachers.. and get to see all of our classrooms. Last year I went 1 1/2 months before seeing some of my rotations, so…

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

@tulapink inspired “TriDazzler” Diamond collaborative mural! 💎 . @shinebritezamoandbeyond THANK YOU for this lesson plan 🤩 . #tulapink… | Instagram

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Ashley | Artsy Blevs | Art Teacher on Instagram: "Last year’s Positivity Hive was very fun! Here are the steps we took to make our installation. It was perfect for the last few minutes we had at the end of class on the first day. Please let me know if you have any questions about collaborative displays! I do have a resource for making this in my TpT if you want the link you can comment “link”. ❤️🐝 • • • • • • • • • • • #elementaryart #artteacher #teachersofinstagram #artteacherproblems…

Creating collaborative art is a wonderful way to encourage teamwork among students, celebrate diversity and enrich classroom culture. This collection of hands-on group art projects is designed to build meaningful skills such as taking turns, discussing ideas, and making group decisions. They are a fantastic way to foster community, allow students to connect with their classmates, and teach them to focus on cooperation instead of competition. Students are sure to have plenty of fun while…

Hi, my name is Cassie Stephens and I like to start projects and then wait months, sometimes even years, before I finish them. Please tell me I'm not alone. Case in point: this project that my students began on field day last spring. You can read all about it here. You can also check out this video unless you are reading my blog from your phone...in which case you'll need to view this post from your laptop in order to check out the vid. Technology is super cool. We go all out on field day…