Art on a cart

Tips for Teaching Art on a Cart From a Seasoned Pro % %

How to Work Smarter Not Harder with Art on a Cart This Year Physical Space % %

Are you new to teaching art from a cart? Toting your “art room” from room to room (or school to school!) can be a challenge, but with the help of our 10 tips below, you’ll master the “art of the cart” in short order. 1. Don’t forget to secure a supply closet or cupboard […]

Last summer, I was told that I may be on a cart. I was devastated...as I know so many of you all were to got similar news. I am very fortunate in that my art room is very large (once upon a time, it was a library) so that saved me from my cart-fate. However, when I did think I was going to be on a cart, I decided to dig in and start doing some research. If I was gonna be on a cart, I wanted the very best. What I found is...there wasn't one that really suited my needs. It was then that I…

So clearly I’ve spent time teaching from a cart. Since my Hacks for Teaching Music on a Cart post, the number one thing people have been asking for is a tour of my cart. So here we go! THE cart. I have a flip up tray addition on the left side, the paper towel holder […]

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Okay so let’s dive on into 5 Art on a Cart Tips that you can simply and easily do. I taught Art on a Cart for a couple years and while it was a challenge, I learned a lot. Keep it simple and pick a limited amount of mediums that can be used with endless possibilities and start pushing that art cart!

ART TEACHER INSPIRATION: Check out this amazing cart designed by Krystal Freer and her husband! It has shelves on one side and sliding paper drawers on the other. I envision teaching and having kids come up to self-serve for TAB (choice-based art). The back is decorated with famous artworks. Could work as a whiteboard, too! Great organization storage ideas and hacks for anyone teaching elementary art lessons on a cart this fall. | Glitter Meets Glue Designs