Choice based art room

The Difference Between TAB and Choice and Why It Matters % %

Welcome to our Choice-based Art Studio! This is my first year adventuring into Choice-Art and I couldn't feel more energized or blessed to be an art teacher! The children are creating amazing things and great learning is taking place! I love the personal value I am seeing in their artwork, which makes me feel like our student/teacher relationships are growing stronger because I can see them in their creations! Currently, students may choose from 8 different studios. All studios are color…

Changing your curriculum and/or teaching philosophy can be overwhelming, and at times, you might not know where to begin. This article will take 8 minutes to read.

When it comes to art education, the possibilities are endless. One way to engage students and encourage critical thinking is through choice-based art lessons that provide students with an opportunity for student choice in the classroom. Choice-based art lessons allow students to make decisions about

Hey fellow art teachers! Ever wonder how to introduce to students to choice based art education? I've gotten so many questions about ju...

How to Get Your Choice-Based Room Ready for the School Year Curriculum Approaches % %

Your Ultimate Guide to Free Choice in the Art Room % %

I am NOT a traveling art teacher this year (for the first time EVER! Can I get a "hallelujah"?!) and my newly opened scheduled allowed for some great opportunities. The 5th grade teachers in my build

Our WildcatsCreate Choice-based art studio currently houses 8 studio centers. Here is a tour of our current format. To get a glimpse into the bigger picture, check out this blogpost on our studio set-up. Fiber arts houses all of our fabrics, yarns, loom, buttons and beads, and we have more studio supplies on our bookcase in the center of the room in red bins. All studio center bins are labeled in their studio color. Fiber Arts is RED! Sculpture studio is ORANGE! Studio storage for all the…