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We’ve got a workshop for that!
If you’re wondering which pre-recorded workshop will help you create the classroom of your dreams, read this post.
Offer Agency in Learning by Making a Collage Cart
What kind of makers do you have in your classroom? Do you have collectors, arrangers, or attachers? Read on to find out what we mean.
Use Cardboard to Make Painting Easier in the Classroom
Cardboard is free, abundant, and sturdy! It never rips like easel paper, and it is actually quite absorbent. These are all the qualities that make it the perfect choice for beginning painters.
Storing Children’s Art
We cannot save everything our child makes, but they are only four once, and their drawings and paintings at these young ages are a record of their growth. Saving their art inevitably means implementing a sorting and storing system. Here are three tried-and-true storage ideas that we know will work.