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Looking for meaningful ways to encourage creative thinking without adding hours of prep? In this hands-on workshop, participants will experience a collection of quick creativity challenges inspired by classroom practice and Crayola Creativity Week. These low-prep activities take only 1–5 minutes, encourage risk-taking and experimentation, and can easily be expanded into full lesson experiences.
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Discover practical adaptive art strategies that make inclusion achievable and sustainable in today's art classroom. This session will provide simple accommodations, visual supports, and collaborative routines that help art teachers effectively utilize paraprofessionals and peer helpers while promoting student independence. Participants will create a customizable support packet that can be updated for each project to ensure consistent and meaningful support for diverse learners.
This presentation explores how elementary students connect ancient and contemporary landmarks through creative artmaking. Participants will examine a watercolor lesson on Stonehenge and a mixed-media collage project on Carhenge while discovering ways to incorporate art history, creative inquiry, and process-based learning into the elementary art classroom. No participant materials are required.
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Get ready to roll into a fun, hands-on lesson as you create Japanese inspired sushi sculptures, using a variety of media and recycled materials! In this make-and-take session, you’ll use simple mixed-media techniques that is tried and true and LOVED by students! Leave with a ready-to-teach lesson that’s easy to implement and big on engagement. We’ll also roll into a few additional ideas inspired by Japanese art and culture to extend learning in your classroom. Don’t miss this chance to bring this lesson back to your classroom that your students will devour!
