Art room clean up procedures

How to Curb Questions and Empower Students With Anchor Charts % %

{Empowering students to take responsibility for their behavioral choices and fostering independence in the classroom are two effective management techniques that help reduce behavioral interruptions and maximize your instruction/small group time! While clear, concise expectations and consistent classroom procedures are important to reaching these goals, many educators also employ a behavior management system. Here's a look at several common behavior management systems...} Small Group Systems…

yes, they're in high school and yes, they need this. they are not yet adults...or professional artists...not yet.

I think the number one question I get from teachers is "how do you handle classroom management"? I do have a system and I have had it for 13 years. It really works for me and I get a whole lot of work out of the kids because we have more time to focus on art and less time figuring out who is getting what or who is putting it all away. This is the system I use, you should find ways that will make your classroom run smooth as well. One system does not work for everyone but you are welcome to…

Art Room Cleaning Jobs - This is awesome for those kids that ALWAYS want to help and I can't think of anything for them to do!

We are enjoying our art room jobs this year. After thinking about the daily jobs that we do in the art room, I listed the six most frequent tasks. Last year I had a "helper table" that helped with everything that day. This year, I am giving each table a job to do each week. The color for each job stays the same for the entire week for all of my classes to make it manageable. If we are not painting, the table that would handle washing the brushes does "quality control". Otherwise, my job is…

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How to create a student job system that requires little maintenance and works!

It’s 5 minutes before the end of art class, the room is a mess. Some kids are finishing up their projects, others are not. The clock is ticking and you know what comes next… clean up time. What do you do next? That depends on you… today on Art Made Easy, I help you outline