Transition To Choice Based Art Education

One of our most popular centers, this one even has hot glue guns! Here is the place you can come by to explore ideas related to cardboard a...

Our children love to work in the block center. It is a place where mysterious, adventure filled environments can be created. The block cent...

"Pease add on to our city. Do not knock down please."

We had a fantastic conference at IUSB! My sincerest thanks goes to Norman and Dr. Micheline Nilsen for inviting me to participate in this w...

Visual Arts in Education Conference Friday, March 27, 2009 sponsored by the Ernestine M. Raclin School of the Arts, Indiana University South...

The viability of art education programs are entering a critical phase in many school districts across Indiana and the United States. As stat...

I am inserting a copy of an essay I wrote for the Art Education Association of Indiana and also republished on the Teaching for Artistic Beh...

Welcome to the New Palestine Elementary 2008 Spring Art Show Exhibit at Sugar Creek Elementary. You will notice, each art work is different ...

Wow! What a great experience! My sincerest 'thank you' goes out to Mr. Tim Clevenger of IPS School 74 for allowing us the opportuni...

Shadow and stick puppets are one of our younger students favorite activities. Here is a link to a movie of how we begin some of our stick pu...

We have made a change in the dates of the art camp. We will run the camp during the week of June 18-22. We have at the time of this blog pos...

We are doing a choice based art camp at School #74, Theodore Potter Elementary. This is where I got my start as an art teacher back in 1984....

Here are a few images from my hard charging 2nd graders. Everyone at this grade level demands their weekly visits to the art room where the...

2nd Grader creates a mono-print.

2nd Grader's Invention 

2nd Grade students construct a city at the block center.