5th Graders Meet Henri Rousseau
When a classroom full of fifth graders learned they would be studying the French artist Henri Rousseau, none of…
Sneak Peek of Henri Matisse Art Program
Henri Matisse – Abstract Sea Life Compositions Pretend you are in a submarine diving deeper and deeper into the ocean.…
How Meet the Masters Helps Schools Find Wonderful Art Volunteers
The brightest stars are those who shine for the benefit of others. Yes, it’s easy to find inspiration quotes about…
Sneak Peek at M. C. Escher Art Curriculum
M. C. Eshcer Education experts talk about the benefits of art education and how it increases students’ performance across disciplines,…
Art Lesson Plans for Elementary School Teachers Focused on History, Standards & Inspiration
Historical, Culturally Diverse, Standards-Based Art Lessons to Inspire Young Artists Meet the Masters has been providing K-8 art curriculum for…
A Sneak Peek at Winslow Homer Art Curriculum – “Beware of snakes and mice.”
Winslow Homer was an American artist who lived on the East Coast in the late 1800’s. He valued his privacy,…
Art Curriculum That Will Blow Your Creative Mind – Not Your PTO/School Budget
Rembrandt masterpieces from 2nd & 3rd graders. Meet the Masters offers 35 different artists to elementary school students. Lessons are…
Sneak Peek at Mary Cassatt Art Curriculum
Mary Hanging “I would almost rather see you dead.” Such was the reaction of Mary Cassatt’s father when she nervously…
Faith Ringgold Story Time – Our Last Living Master Artist
Earlier this month, Faith Ringgold read a story via NPR. Not only is she the last living artist that Meet…
My Amazing Volunteer Experience with Meet the Masters Art Program
Hesitantly I raised my hand. The Meet the Masters Coordinator was asking for volunteers to teach art classes. What do…