NAEA 2019 was another outstanding conference. With a record 5,000+ in attendance, we were thrilled to meet so many incredible art educators from across the globe. And Boston did not disappoint as a host city, with its twinkling city lights and beautiful ocean views. The best part of the trip [...]
Here at Art to Remember, we love witnessing how one great idea can transform an entire community through the power of art! We recently heard about Sycamore Serves—an outreach group founded by Sycamore School in Indianapolis. They partnered with the Wheeler-Dowe Boys & Girls Club during their renovation to bring [...]
Every semester, we work with a handful of teachers that take a different angle with their Art to Remember fundraiser. We love hearing their stories and getting to share them with you too. This week, we talked to Melissa Samsel who is the art teacher at the Innovation Academy just [...]
Every semester, we work with a handful of teachers that take a different angle with their Art to Remember fundraiser. We love hearing their stories and getting to share them with you too. This week, we talked to Rosanna Riehl who is the art teacher at Murphy Elementary School in [...]
We are back this week with Dawn King, art teacher at Glenwood Elementary School in West Plains, Missouri. This week, Dawn is giving us her thoughts on the Art to Remember fundraiser. You can check out the first portion of Dawn’s interview here. How did you discover Art to Remember [...]
Every semester, we have the pleasure of partnering with thousands of teachers across the country. We love helping them raise money for their school, hearing their stories, and getting to share them with you too. We recently talked to Dawn King who is the art teacher at Glenwood Elementary School [...]
This week, we're rolling out two fall-themed lesson plans designed by Lindsey Moss. The first lesson is Apple Basket Still Life. This is a great introduction to drawing from a still life, while still keeping the lesson both age and seasonally appropriate. The next lesson is Apple Farm Perspective. Lindsey [...]
The next lesson that we're rolling out from Nic Hahn is Friendship Circles. Nic designed this lesson so that students could initially work together and then finish the project individually. It can be adapted in a variety of ways and works well for various grade levels. You can check out [...]
Nic Hahn is back with new flipped lesson plans. They are all colorful and bold and are available in both video and PDF format. We will be rolling out one new lesson per week for the next three weeks. You can also see how Nic is using them for her [...]
Every semester, we work with a handful of teachers that take a different angle with their Art to Remember fundraiser. We love hearing their stories and getting to share them with you too. This week, we talked to Sharon Dan who is the art teacher at St. Maria Goretti School [...]
Every semester, we work with a handful of teachers that take a different angle with their Art to Remember fundraiser. We love hearing their stories and getting to share them with you too. This week, we talked to Susie Bagwell who is the art and music teacher at Priceville Elementary [...]
Every March, the Council for Art Education (CFAE) spotlights art education during Youth Art Month (YAM). Student artwork is showcased through public art shows, contests, and events to raise awareness of the necessity of visual arts in the classroom. Events and celebrations differ at every level, but each state has [...]
