🖼 Artwork, Portfolio, & Sketchbook Storage (Ep. 5)

The art room is bursting with artwork-drawings, paintings, photographs, mixed-media sculptures, busts, sketchbooks, pots, and more. It can be challenging to find the best ways to store it all. Use folders and bins to categorize work or repurpose technology cabinets. Learn how to reach out to your community for 3D storage and how to label your drying rack. Join Keisha Casiano and four other art teachers from The Art of Education University as they show you how they stay on top of artwork organization in their classrooms.
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Clay, paint, ink, water spills, messy hands, cutting tools, slippery floors, and busy bodies. Classroom management in the art room is like no other subject area. When it is well-designed, the art room is a magical place. And when it goes awry, it can be chaotic. Leverage best practices, design an efficient space, and ideate a classroom management system unique to you and your students. Join fellow art teachers who understand the challenges and celebrations of art teacher life. Leave with new ideas, new friends, and a plan ready to implement right away.
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🔎 For more tips and tricks to add to your classroom management toolkit, visit our website.
info.theartofeducation.edu/run-the-art-room

[@spip2011]

Very good tips! I would love to see as well tips for teachers on cart 🎉!

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We have tons of art on a cart resources in PRO Learning, our on-demand professional development platform. You can learn more about how to get PRO here: theartofeducation.edu/pro

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Nic Hahn also shared a glimpse into her life as an art teacher on a cart! You can watch that here: ua-cam.com/video/Va6hOytGhoI/v-deo.html

[@rachelehsanipoor8056]

In Catie Rice's segment, she showed her art portfolios. What type of large envelopes did she use? They look almost like parchment paper. I am looking for a new way to store my student's art and thought they might work for me. Thanks!

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You can make your own large envelopes with bulletin board paper and staples/glue/tape!