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Thank you for your question! It's wonderful to see students so excited about their art projects, and that enthusiasm is something to celebrate. To help a student take their time, you can model the behavior you want to see. Show them how you approach your own work with patience and care, and explain the benefits of slowing down. You might try breaking down the project into smaller steps, setting specific time goals for each part. Encourage them to take 'reflection breaks' to step back and evaluate their progress. Positive reinforcement is key-praise their efforts, especially when they demonstrate patience and attention to detail. Discuss their feelings of frustration and excitement, helping them understand that taking their time can lead to more satisfying results. By modeling these behaviors and celebrating their enthusiasm, you can help them find a balance between their excitement and the careful attention their art deserves. Happy creating!

@@MsArtastic Thank you so much for this advice. I'll try modelling and breaking bigger tasks down into steps.

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you found the video helpful. It's amazing to connect with an art teacher all the way from Bali! 😊 Your suggestion about making a shorts video is fantastic-I’ve decided to turn them into shorts as well, so thank you for the great idea. Keep an eye out for those! Happy teaching and creating! 🌟🎨

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I totally agree and feel the same way! He had such a huge impact in my life and I know a lot of what I learned from the show still pops up in how I draw today!!! Wouldn't it be amazing to engage kids like him? And he is still inspiring kids on his UA-cam channel and by continuing school assemblies! I hope you can check out his documentary, I think you will really like it! I really appreciate you sharing this story, it made me so happy!!!

Awesome I willl definitely add those ideas to upcoming video and podcast ideas! I definitely can elaborate on that and give you some useful strategies you can try! 🙂 Thank you for letting me know, I appreciate you!!!! 😊

@@MsArtastic Thank you so much. ☺️

Thank you so much for your feedback! I'm delighted to hear that you enjoy self-portraits and the culture and identity mandala ideas. Back-to-school art activities are such a wonderful way to kick off the year! I'll definitely consider your suggestion about including more project ideas and subject matter for inspiration in future videos. And I love the idea of showcasing a sample artwork to enhance understanding-I'll be sure to incorporate that into my next video. Stay tuned for more creative ideas and happy teaching! 🎨✨

Lol I have no idea 🤣

@@MsArtastic Srsly tho😭

AWWW thank you so much, I really appreciate you ❤️!!! And for taking the time to say that! Let me know if you have any requests for videos, I am always here for you!

@@MsArtastic You're welcome. I'll definitely let you know if I have any topics I'd like you to cover.

Sounds great 😃👍

Thank you so much for all of this!! I think it is wonderful that you are pursuing your art and are also looking to inspire others! I do most lot use felt markers on my videos so I am glad that medium is friendly for you. Now do you draw on yellow paper primarily and not on white paper at all? For instance, if I were to make a video for visually impaired individuals, would you suggest I use yellow paper with markers? Is white hard to see? Thank you such a thorough reply and I am glad you like the bee drawing!!!!! 😊

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it! What should I draw next??

It is a how to video to give parents strategies to help their kids. 😊

Hi, can you think of any videos or resources that have a lot of audio described or detailed Contant on how to make paper sculptures for students who are visually impaired or blind? I would love to know if you can think of any. I love art, and I am trying to set up some classes for students who are visually impaired. I am also almost totally blind, but love art, yes, even drawing and painting, but I just have to find ways on materials to do it. Paper sculptures, sound like they might be some thing, interesting to learn how to do.

YESSS! I LOVE oil pastels too as an artist and teacher, you get so many great qualities similar to oil paints and they can look dry or more smooth and wet looking. And I use soft pastels the same way on construction paper, it goes on SOOOO nice 🙂👍!!!! I haven't had much as a budget as an aet teacher so that is why the card stock over mixed media paper, but I agree that would be way better for acrylics and an overall finished product.

YAY 😁 welcome to the membership!!! I recently added some enrollment bonus lessons and will be adding some more this month that you can access right away so you will have lots of lessons to choose from!! It is so sad that funding for all the arts and PE is all changing. It has where I live too and they've been removing art teachers and just expecting regular classroom teachers to teach which is so sad! Art is part of the human condition and it is an amazing way to just relax, understand your own thoughts and identity, and of course create something that has never existed before! I think it is great that you're going to learn alongside your family and I encourage you to create with them! Anyone can learn to draw or paint or create art at any age. It's just like any skill- the more you do it, the better you get! I will have some Elements of Art and Principles of design bundles included which are the foundations of making art so I think it will be a great way for everyone in your home to learn how to create art together 😁

Hey! You're so welcome! Unfortunately, it is SUPER hard to search for Video resources on TPT, there is no filter option and when I just tried searching video in my store, it didn't work. I have a few in my Elements of Art section: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Ms-Artastic-Art-Projects-And-Lesson-Plans/Category/9998-Elements-of-Art-253807 but mostly I've since stopped adding videos to TPT since some school districts started blocking it so it would be hard for classroom teachers to show it. BUT! I just launched a new membership called Art Project Membership that is actually designed for Homeschooling & Teachers! Each month you get a new bundle of art lessons with 2 video art lessons, an intro video, task cards, and an art activity to extend learning or for fast finishers. Every month the bundle will be either for a theme, the elements of art, the principles of design, or artists/art history. It is also way cheaper than getting them individually in my TPT store. That way you can have me teach for you at home! One art lesson is for K-2, one is for grades 3-5, making it flexible for homeschooling! You can check out Art Project Membership here: www.artasticcollective.com/artproject

@@MsArtastic Thanks for letting me know, I signed up yesterday for the year-long membership.

I try to make them something that is quick and independant but I like to frame it so it is not TOO open-ended where they can't get an idea at all. I think for K-5, it would be a quick activity that can be done or explored in 1 class. Like on 1 piece of paper, or with choice materials and paper. Let them know that timeline also. It could also be a sketchbook activity. I would give them an art prompt or a task card (like these ones for the Elements of Art: www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Elements-of-Art-Task-Cards-Print-Digital-Art-Lesson-Task-Cards-Activities-7822393) and then let them create it with their choice of art mediums. I would put a timer on the board and so they know how long they have, so they won't procrastinate. You can do this for each of the Elements of Art. Now for older kids, 6-12, I would make this longer. Do a group project first, then let them show that they know in a self-directed art project that explores the element of art, but let them have full control (because they should learn to make more sophisticated art that reflects their human condition at this point) and they could even use it for a portfolio piece.

@@MsArtastic This is a great approach. Thank you so much for sharing.

Hi! Would you want this as UA-cam videos, or a PDF that you can purchase with all your lesson plans, or videos that you can access with lesson plans already done?

@@MsArtastic UA-cam videos would be nice. I'm just looking for ideas that I can build my own projects off of.

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You're welcome! Let me know if you have any questions 😊

YAAAAY!!! Welcome to the channel!!! So happy you subscribed!!! I appreciate it! What is your favorite St. Patricks Day activities

AHHH! I had no idea! I'm super new to oil paints so I really appreciate that! I'll try them then because they are the right shape for what I am looking for! Thanks! And I'll give those markers a try because I am not super happy with what I have considering the price they are ($6.99 CAD each!!!). I feel like they always are running out and it's depressing for my wallet

@@MsArtastic I'm really glad that I was able to help. Enjoy oil painting. And I hope the markers are what you are looking for.

YAY! I am so glad you liked it! Any requests for another art tutorial?

Awww thank you so much! What would you like to see me design next?

@@MsArtastic All Up To You Ms Artastic :)

Glad you like it!!!! It would definitely be a huge time saver. As a new Art teacher, what else are you looking for?

Everyone should watch

Glad you like it. What would you like to see next?

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you so much 😀

Yay I am so glad to hear that!

Thank you so much for the kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

I really appreciate your support!

Your support means the world to me, thank you!

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