Art room jobs

Not all classroom management plans are foolproof. Sometimes strategies work for one group of students but not for others. The best solution is to keep a list of strategies handy that you can rotate th

I love how my room turned out so bright and colorful! I feel it truly shows my personality. Ok, so I am here sharing photos of my finished classroom because quiet a few people have wanted to see th…

Discover ideas for art classroom jobs for students in my latest blog post. Learn how to assign and manage these roles to foster responsibility, independence, and a well-organized art room. Perfect for art teachers seeking effective strategies for student engagement at clean-up time.

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Adventures from an organized Art Room

How to create a student job system that requires little maintenance and works!

Video Tour: Vinyl Tape in the Art Room When I started teaching art at an elementary school, I tried out two ways of assigning clean-up jobs that totally failed. I lovingly crafted a job chart with …

Ashley | Artsy Blevs | Art Teacher on Instagram: "Several of y’all asked on my first week of art post about what procedures I talk about on the first day, and those procedures are my art room jobs. This post is from last year, but still exactly what I do: As always, everything doesn’t work for everyone, but this system has worked for me in my current classroom for 13 years and so I’m sharing in case any one nugget is helpful to someone! 🤗 You also don’t need matchy matchy rainbow containers…

1. Create a welcoming space. Students should feel comfortable taking risks and exploring their creativity. 2. Provide a variety of materials and resources. Give students the opportunity to experiment with different mediums and techniques. 3. Encourage students to be creative. Don't be afraid to let students go off-script. 4. Provide feedback and support. Help students to identify their strengths