Are you also spending too much time trying find resources for art, STEAM, and creative things? Sharing is caring. I believe when teachers share resources and tested content, it leaves more time to focus on the teaching. Scroll below for content!
I work hard to credit others when appropriate, and I never post materials made by others without their permission. I also believe in morals and karma, so try hard not to sell my materials to others. If you post a freebie to your own site, a credit with a link to original source is appreciated. If you post a purchased resource from my TPT (or any other TPT), you’re breaking the law, but more importantly- you’re breaking the teacher code of role modeling ethical digital citizenship, and you should stop.
I know some teachers make absolute bank, but I’m not one of them. I’m one of the ones just trying to recoup some of hundreds I personally spend keeping my Title 1 elementary Art and STEAM programs flourishing.
(NOTE: I’ve been updating my website and YouTube this month (November/December 2024), so check back for more soon)
Classroom Labels in English and Spanish
I made these to support my bilingual and English Language Learners in the art room. They are FREE because I used a free border and took pictures from Google.
Art Table Labels in 8 Colors
There are two series right now that you can mix and match, and they are FREE because I don’t own rights to famous artworks, but these are fair educational use. The links will take you to my TPT page, but they are 100% free.
MaKey MaKey Tips
I’ve been teaching MaKeys for 10 years now and I have a few posts on projects. I’ve included an old guide I made years back but you should also check out the free resources MaKey provides at the bottom on their Educator page!
https://makeymakey.com/pages/educators
Tips and My Process K-6 (pdf) Tips for Teaching Circuits and Makey Makey
This section below is an unorganized mess that is in progress of being updated.
3rd and 4th: Roll a Picasso Portrait RollaPicassoPortrait
5th and 6th: Zentangle Cube or Pyramid SubLesson_ZentangleCube SubLesson_ZentanglePyramid
Japanese Anime Drawing Resources: Made by Meredith Cosier and MaryJo McCoy AnimeWorksheetMcCoyCosier
Clay Coil Techniques: CoilTechniquesWorksheet
I teach the littler artists of the world, so our clay projects tend to be heavier and thicker than necessary. When I wrote it, I had 7 year olds in mind and what I wanted them to understand about Clay transformation on a basic level. Borrow away, and thanks for sharing.