Middle-school students become stop-motion animators and storytellers while exploring CTE and audio-visual concepts.

Adaptive art consultant Bette Naughton outlines classroom strategies for ensuring that students with visual impairments can successfully participate in the art room.

An art teacher uses a die-cutting machine to enhance her lessons and create adaptations for students.

Art teacher, adaptive art consultant, and author Bette Naughton discusses strategies for making the classroom more accessible for students with sensory processing disorders.

An art teacher kicks off the school year with a collaborative project in which students splatter paint with various materials.

Advanced Preparation: Planning for adaptations to your lessons prior to instruction will enable students to more fully participate. Students will need customized adaptations.

Printmaker, painter, and educator Dan Welden presents an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional etching in this month’s feature.

Knowing that there are a hundred or more languages that children use for expression and learning has guided my teaching, whether I am working with preschoolers or college students.

Explore how Froebel's gifts can transform early childhood art lessons by fostering creativity, motor skills, and visual literacy. Engage students with interactive play and structured learning.

Discover new strategies for art museum outreach, focusing on community partnerships and creative solutions like the Carpenter Art Garden initiative.

Art educator and author Bette Naughton shares a variety of ways to incorporate fine motor skill development into your art lessons.