Easy art sub plans elementary

Easy art sub plans for elementary - is there such a thing? Calling out for even a single day is more work than actually teaching! Scrambling to figure out engaging, no tech art sub plans for elementary kids can be incredibly stressful & time-consuming. There's nothing worse than being sick thinking, "And now I have to write emergency lesson plans?" Here are 11 printable art worksheets and activities for days when ou need a substitute teacher and don't have access to tech. | Glitter Meets…

Art sub lesson plan ideas for kindergarten, elementary, and middle school. Fun, easy, no prep and low prep. Perfect for emergency and maternity leave.

DISCLAIMER: I am offering these lessons, handouts and videos to you for free. PLEASE do not take my lessons and sell them. Because that would be super crappy of you (yes, someone is doing this. Yes, they are super crappy). Thank you. Going to NAEA in Boston next week? Need some sub plans? Y'all, I got you COVERED! Today I'm sharing my favorite VIDEO sub plans and my tips and tricks to planning for being out. There's nothing like the amount of WORK you gotta do just to take some time off. I'm…

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Art lesson on how to draw a fall tree in the cubist style - elementary and middle school.

This blog will lead you to easy and fun ideas for substitute lesson planning. Mostly elementary, but many can be adapted for middle school as well. #elementaryart #artsubplan #easyartproject

In my three years of teaching I'm yet to have a sick day (now that I've written that I will probably be bound to my bed with some sort of ailment tomorrow or next week during Spring Break). Sure, I've had subs, but conveniently for me I've always been able to plan out lessons in advance. As all teachers know--SUB PLANS WILL BE THE DEATH OF YOU. When I start to write them I always ask myself, "Do I really have to be gone, this is just too much work!" And then I have to think about "will my…

Below are listed some great resources for sub plans. When I have to be out, I usually leave "pencil/paper" assignments for the students. I learned the hard way that a guest teacher will have difficulty managing any other art materials and that students (especially middle school students) have a tendency to show their more, (ahem!) destructive sides. I love to show the "Who Is the Artist" interactive videos as well as leave a drawing assignment. My favorites are these "mystery grid" puzzle…

This is a great no tech Elementary Art Sub plan resource for students to work on independently. This can also be used as a practice sheet for final project. Perfect for centers, early finishers and brain breaks.Looking for similar activities?Click HerePlease click the "Follow Me" button on this page to keep updated on all my new offerings!Print Note: To ensure a successful print, set print preferences to "Fit to Printable Area"

It's 6:00 in the morning and something has come up! You have to call off work. The stress starts mounting.... what are my students going to work on today?! What easy materials can I have them use?! How will the sub know what to deliver?! Ahh! Hath no fear! Below are 10 straightforward, ready-made sub