How to teach art without spending hours prepping
You have enough things to plan already: Reading lessons, math instruction, science experiments, and parent communications. Adding art to that…
How tissue paper recreates famous paintings
Tissue paper doesn’t seem like an art supply at first. It’s thin, delicate, tears easily. But those qualities are exactly…
Your kids need less screen time. Here’s why.
Screens are everywhere… in the classroom, at home, and in the pocket. And sure, technology has its place… but there’s…
What makes foil different from metallic paint?
Colored foil sheets aren’t something you see in most art classrooms. They’re bright, shiny, and completely different from standard supplies. …
Make Art Happen: Funding & Grant Opportunities for Meet the Masters
Art education builds students’ creativity, critical thinking, and confidence — but we understand finding the funds can be difficult. Meet…
Why oil pastels work better than crayons
Oil pastels don’t work like other supplies. With markers, one wrong line ruins the drawing. With paint, you have to…
Creating, Not Clicking: The Value of Hands-On Learning
Technology and screens are everywhere — at home, in the classroom, and in our free time. It can be a…
The New Year’s resolution that benefits every student
New year, new plans. You’re probably thinking about what to add to your school in 2026: Better reading programs. More…
5 Reasons That Help Elementary Schools Realize the Importance of Art Education
Every elementary school needs art education to be a part of the process. Integrating art education into the teaching models…
Art Lessons Based on Artists: Key Learning Points
Art education improves the learning abilities of youngsters. Elementary students can feel more interested in learning if they have art…