Artist rules poster

This is an art classroom rules poster bundle I created for the art classroom. It reminds art students what they can do if they "messed up" and get upset or don't know what to do to fix it! The posters show 7 ways they can go about "fixing" their artwork or creating something better than they expected! ★ Classroom Decor Printable for Art Teachers ★ Clear and Easy To Read Print ★ Visual Interest To Attract All Eyes ★ Fill Up An Empty Wall Or Bulletin Board ★ Display A Resource For Students To…

A fabulous printable poster for your art space or room, helping your students to follow your art room rules.

Boho themed Art Room Rules Display Kit. Display the expectations for your art class whilst motivating your pupils to achieve great things! These posters make an eye catching and informative addition to your classroom. 🔸Instant download and print. 🔸Print unlimited copies 🔸Fill up an empty wall space. YOU WILL RECEIVE * 14 Posters * Display border (Print as many as you need according to your display board size). * Display lettering All files are in PDF format and are simple to print and cut…

After a few small hiccups, I was off and running for my first day as the... ART TEACHER! I have to admit by 11 a.m. I was emailing my hubby and Dad to tell them... "I like this art teacher thing!" HEE HEE - they told me to get back with them in a month and see how I still feel. :) It was a crazy whirlwind of in and out - the classes only have 45 minutes from beginning to end. I tried to do a QUICK all about me (why are YOU the Art teacher, what happened to other art teacher, why are you not…

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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