Back to school is here, and so is @scjohnsonprofessional's Happy Hands student art contest! Through November 30, 2024, K-12 students in the US can use their creative skills and imagination to design a custom SC Johnson Professional soap/sanitizer dispenser. This contest helps students understand the vital role they play in minimizing the spread of germs at school, and helping them reinforce good hand hygiene at home. Schools, teachers, parents and students can find more information, including on how to register & submit artwork, at https://lnkd.in/gUb4gVZ
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Todays reflection comes from a discussion with educators regarding instruments. At Allegro Education, we understand that budgets can be tight, but that doesn't mean children should miss out on creative arts programs! Home made shakers from bottles, or drums using loose parts are great affordable alternatives to using instruments. But it does pose the question: Are these still 'real' instruments? And do they offer the same educational benefits? Comment your thoughts below! #earlychildhoodeducation #creativearts #musiceducation
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Exploring the Educational Benefits of Ben 10 Coloring Pages Coloring pages have long been a favorite pastime among children, offering a blend of entertainment and learning. The Ben 10 series, known for its diverse array of characters and engaging storylines, has inspired a range of coloring pages that captivate children's imaginations while fostering creativity and cognitive development. 🎨✨ Each Ben 10 character, from Benwolf to XLR8, brings its own unique traits and superpowers to the universe. Coloring pages featuring these characters allow children to become familiar with different shapes, colors, and themes, making the learning process fun and dynamic. When kids color a Cannonbolt or Heatblast, they are engaging in an activity that enhances their fine motor skills 🖍️, improves concentration 📚, and encourages self-expression 🌈. Take, for example, the character Benwolf. 🐺 The Benwolf Howl or Benwolf Wave coloring pages let children explore different shades and textures. Similarly, pages like Big Chill Ghost or Big Chill Vanish introduce kids to concepts of invisibility and intangibility, sparking curiosity and interest in science and fantasy. These coloring pages also resonate well with kids who love action and adventure. Coloring activities featuring Four Arms, with his immense strength 💪, or Stinkfly, with his gooey traps, provide a platform for children to learn about teamwork, bravery, and problem-solving. Moreover, some characters like Grey Matter and Upgrade showcase intelligence and technological prowess. ✨ These coloring pages can inspire future engineers and inventors to think creatively and explore the world of science and technology 🚀. Parents and educators can harness the power of these coloring pages not just for fun but as powerful educational tools. They can be incorporated into curriculum plans as part of lessons on colors, science, technology, and even storytelling. Explore the vast universe of Ben 10 coloring pages and watch as children learn, grow, and develop through playful creativity! 🖌️📖 #Ben10 #ColoringPages #ChildDevelopment #CreativeLearning #KidsActivities #STEM #Education #ArtTherapy 🎨👦👧📚🖍️
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How are we developing a 'visual education' in our children and young people? How are we helping them learn how to process the many images they encounter every day? How do we teach them to see for themselves? Granny with a Camera, Jane Hewitt explores. https://buff.ly/3PDmIgU
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How are we developing a 'visual education' in our children and young people? How are we helping them learn how to process the many images they encounter every day? How do we teach them to see for themselves? Granny with a Camera, Jane Hewitt explores. https://buff.ly/3PDmIgU
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Creativity in Motion Club: Are you interested in learning more about Creativity in Motion? Perhaps you are interested in my FREE lesson ideas on Teachers Pay Teachers? For TEACHER TIPS, visit my BLOG the Creativity in Motion Club.
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The to-do list in the art room is never-ending, so don’t feel pressured to have everything picture-perfect by day one. Here are some tips to help you ease into the art room. https://lnkd.in/gvnFvWBG
How to Prepare this Summer to Teach Art with Confidence This Fall
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Some arts education programs struggle to fill their classes, while others have certain classes that practically sell themselves. What's their secret? Keeping their instructors happy. One customer shared that their popular watercolor classes are filled by returning students “who are absolutely in love with the teacher and will take any class she teaches.” We offer 5 strategies for teacher retention at the link below. #ArtsEducation #CommunityEducation #TeacherRetention #TeachingArtists
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What are your best "teacher life hacks"? A few favorites from our team are: ✅ You can print onto sticky notes ✅ Have students use dry erase markers to write on their desk- OR- laminate some card stock to use as mini dry erase boards ✅ Add washi tape to your favorite pens and markers so when they inevitably end up in other parts of the school, they can make their way back to your classroom. ✅ Stick a small ball of sticky tack on each student's desk to store their pencil when not in use. ✅ Frog tape
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My Biggest failure in art teaching From 60 Students to 25 A few years ago, I hosted a workshop with 60 students. I was over the moon. But in the next session, only 25 showed up. I was heartbroken and kept asking myself, “What went wrong?” Instead of giving up, I took a step back to reflect. That experience became one of my greatest learning, and here’s what I learned: 1. Having a full class is great, but it’s meaningless if students don’t feel connected. So focus on quality, not just quantity. 2.I started asking students what they loved and what they wanted more of. Their input helped me improve and adapt. 3.It’s not just about teaching, it’s about making your classes memorable, enjoyable, and worth returning to. That “failure” taught me how to become a better teacher and create classes that students love. Fast forward to today, my students often say, “Teacher, the class just started, how is it already over?” Hearing those words gives me a deep sense of satisfaction, knowing I’ve created a space they truly enjoy. A note for art teachers - Create your art class environment comfortable for your students and see the magic of connections and creativity. Need help in building engaging art classes? Let’s connect—I’d love to guide you.
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Old school graphic for what some consider to be old school advice:
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