If there is a place for writing in the art room, this is it! The famous use of visual verbal journals by Leonardo Da Vinci shows examples of how visual art combined with the written word can give artists an outlet and viewers insight into the mind and perspective of the artist. The Visual […]
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Art Technique Memory Journal
While most of the nation is still dealing with winter and the end of the school year seems far away, you may want to start planning your big end of the school year art project. Create a one of a kind journal with your class that commemorates things that you do in class, field […]
Keeping a Color Journal
A true study of color lasts an artist’s entire lifetime, but it can begin your classroom. Try a color journal exercise to help your art students begin to see the world of color all around them: “Color and I are one.” Artist Paul Klee made this statement in the early 1900s and it’s every […]
Banish Boredom with Fun Summer Journaling Ideas for Kids
Since summer is nearly here, it’s a great time to start planning out some fun new activities for your kids to enjoy during their time off from school. Boredom is one of the main problems kids have during the summer, so coming up with some exciting activities for them to explore can help. Writing […]
Early Childhood in 2026: Embracing How Our Youngest Students Learn
Early childhood education has always reflected a strong understanding of how young children learn best. Long before learning sciences and neuroscience offered detailed frameworks, early childhood educators built environments around play, exploration, relationships, and hands-on discovery. Those foundational principles remain unchanged, even as schools continue to refine how they are expressed through classroom design […]
8 Art Careers to Share with Your Students
“What could I ever do with an art degree?” Lots of things, of course! Help break the starving artist myth by showing your students how to turn their passions into a paycheck. Each week, take a deeper dive into one of the art careers below to get students excited about using their talents to […]
5 Research-proven Benefits of Hands-on Learning
Every school year has its challenges, but keeping students engaged is always one of the biggest. You know that when students are interested in the content, they are more invested and reach higher achievement levels. But what’s the secret to engagement? According to a growing body of research, taking a hands-on learning approach may […]
Goal-setting Activities for Middle School and High School
Goal setting is an important part of character education for teenagers. It teaches students how to take responsibility for their own learning, develop a plan to reach their goals, and persevere in the face of setbacks. Keep reading to find goal-setting activities that help students develop a growth mindset and achieve lifelong success. Types […]
Stress-management Activities to Improve Student Mental Health
Stress and anxiety can have debilitating effects on a student’s ability to focus. That’s why implementing social-emotional learning and stress-management activities in the classroom are good ways to help them stay centered — and the best part is, these activities don’t have to be complicated. By using simple, dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) activities, you […]
How to Support Students with Math Anxiety
“Math is hard.” “I’m terrible with numbers.” “My dad’s not good at math, so neither am I.” This self-defeating talk is common among kids who struggle with math, and it often leads to low self-esteem and lower school performance. Students’ stress about math can even become so overwhelming that it makes it impossible for […]
The Complete Guide to Planning an Unforgettable School Field Day
Field day is the proverbial archway to summer. It is the day students have been anticipating all year, a chance to run, play, and celebrate everything they have accomplished. For educators, it represents both a reward and a significant undertaking. The good news? With thoughtful planning, field day can be manageable, memorable, and meaningful […]
Creating an Inspiring Writing Corner in Your Classroom
Every classroom benefits from a dedicated space where students can slow down, think, and put their ideas into words. A writing corner doesn’t need to be fancy or expensive, but it should feel intentional. When students see writing as having its own special place, it sends a powerful message that their voices matter. Over […]
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