by Emerson Antcliff | Mar 14, 2024 | Project Ideas, Resources
Return to the series homepage. Ink, Press, Inspire Part 2: A Practical Guide to Getting Started This four part series acts as a comprehensive guide for educators eager to explore printmaking with their students: Part 1: Progressive Printmaking: Expectations Across...
by Tempest NeuCollins | Feb 26, 2024 | In the Classroom, Project Ideas, Resources
Return to blog homepage. Ink, Press, Inspire An Educator’s Guide to Relief Printmaking in Pre K-12 By Mrs. Shannon Fish, Lancaster High School, Ohio, 9-12 and College Credit Plus; Mrs. Hess, St. Francis of Assisi School; Triangle, VA; PreK-8th grade Art; Dr....
by Tempest NeuCollins | Feb 22, 2024 | In the Classroom, Resources
Return to the series homepage. Ink, Press, Inspire Part 1: Progressive Printmaking Expectations Across Different Educational Stages This four part series acts as a comprehensive guide for educators eager to explore printmaking with their students: Part 1: Progressive...
by Emerson Antcliff | Dec 15, 2023 | In the Classroom, Resources
Return to blog homepage. Mindfulness in the Classroom Mindfulness has an immeasurable positive impact on our well-being. How can we weave in mindfulness to best benefit our students? By Sarah Nussdorfer Mindfulness is a word that has gained popularity in recent years,...
by Tempest NeuCollins | Jul 12, 2023 | Engagement, Pedagogy, Project Ideas
Return to blog homepage. A Practical Guide to Earth Art at School Here are some ideas to get you started on interweaving science and art in your schoolyard. By Eleva Potter I love interweaving art and natural materials, especially when I can get kids outside to...
by Tempest NeuCollins | Mar 23, 2023 | Engagement, Pedagogy, Project Ideas
Return to blog homepage. Creative Ambiguity In learning, ambiguity is where the thinking, learning, & creativity, takes place. By Dana Squires, a teaching artist in Washington State. “Music is the space between the notes.” – Claude Debussy (Birds...
