Here’s the monthly PBS newsletter - filled with Art and Music suggestions. It contains several lessons for all grade levels.

While Alice Keeler 's post is titled Adapt to ChatGPT with Art , I found her suggestions useful for other classes (not just those concer...

  We can still celebrate Artists!  Here is a list of curated sites from TeachersFirst .   It includes museums as well as artist-specific si...

In this mystery website , students will explore great art from the Metropolitan Museum and try to solve the murder of Madame X.  Here is a r...

Are you looking for elementary art ideas, lesson plans, and podcasts?  Look no further than The Art of Education University .  Here you will...

While I am far from an art expert, I do enjoy it and this article spoke to me.  Larry Ferlazzo suggests several ways to integrate art in the...

March is YAM (Youth Art Month)  and TeachersFirst has prepared a special topics page with many resources.  There is something for every gr...

  With the new collections in the Google Art and Culture site, you can view the material in the Royal Academy .  Please see Richard Byrne’s ...

TeachersFirst has curated a series of art resources on their page here .  From color to murder at the Met- you will find something for ...

TeachersFirst rounds out March with a review of art resources . Murder at the Met looks interesting (grades 5-12).  They also have seve...

You might want to jump-start your students by looking at OK GO.  Not familiar with the group? Check out this NPR article for some backg...

Artyfactory offers many free art lessons- this might be just the thing for the student struggling with their own talents (or in my ca...

One of the things I found interesting in this art site from the Metropolitan Museum was the section Made by kids.  I viewed several shor...

You know- the online art tour Boulevard  ( BLVRD ). Here you can explore a variety of museum artworks and read (or listen) to the commen...

What do origami animals and telescope lenses have in common?  How about origami and heart valve stents?  Fran Mayer shared this Ted Talk (...

The Philadelphia Art Museum is not just for art- they have lesson plans for ELA, Science, Social Studies and Math!   Check out the pos...

March is Art in our Schools month- and to celebrate TeachersFirst has collected a series of art related websites.  From museums to col...

This site has a host of current information on a variety of topics including art, science, and current events.  It includes videos an...

Here is a free quarterly publication with with all sorts of STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math) projects and ideas....

This interactive site combines art and history.   Picturing American History can be viewed chronologically or by themes (i.e.,  leadersh...