Amazon links for art supply organization www.amazon.com/shop/managingthemesskatiejarvis/list/27BRKRHTLUIF2?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_aipsflist_04J7ZG5C18A8GN6C7NBA Marker labels- www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Marker-Bin-Labels-11600751 Paintbrush labels- www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Paintbrush-Labels-with-Pictures-11981965 Find more art room organizing videos HERE--> Organization in the Elementary Art Room ua-cam.com/play/PLD9NoG6wei9yJkS72v3sJ5RZz-YhCxyDi.html
Thank you for this informative video! Would love to see how you plan your curriculum for the whole year- how do you map out visually what units/lessons to teach for each grade?
Great suggestion! I do have a provided curriculum from my district but have freedom on how I lay it out. More info in this video Managing the Mess: Art Teacher Q&A Part 2- Answering Your Questions ua-cam.com/video/RaWrvcJxbuc/v-deo.html
Impressive video, Managing the Mess with Katie Jarvis. Looking forward to seeing your next upload from you. I smashed the thumbs up button on your content. Keep up the fantastic work! Your strategies for organizing supplies are so practical. Have you considered how different organizational methods might affect student engagement during projects?
i had a ton of those rainbow organizers from when i was a classroom teacher and used them to store task cards. when i switched to art, i gave all the task cards away but kept the organizers. i saw you prepping supplies in them this summer on instagram and i decided to try it too. I’ve been a little nervous about students breaking the clasps on the smaller individual boxes, but so far it’s working great. i have a set for construction paper crayons too. i wish they were long enough for colored pencils!
Good question! No, I’ve been teaching for 23 years and have invested in quite a bit. I’ve also had many generous teacher friends who retired and passed down items to me. I’m in a transient area outside of DC also. Some of my carts and lakeshore containers were free cycled from neighbors who were also teachers.
@Managingthemess yes I have found the same, I mostly buy, thrift or upcycle what I can myself. Sometimes I have inherited or adopted things from other teachers. I live in South Africa and every time I have started at a new school I have had to clear through a lot of old art stuff in classes and storerooms. It would be great if you could somehow do a video on how to declutter and reorganise an art room with 20+ years worth of stuff still in it.
Amazon links for art supply organization www.amazon.com/shop/managingthemesskatiejarvis/list/27BRKRHTLUIF2?ref_=cm_sw_r_cp_ud_aipsflist_04J7ZG5C18A8GN6C7NBA
Marker labels- www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Marker-Bin-Labels-11600751
Paintbrush labels- www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Paintbrush-Labels-with-Pictures-11981965
Find more art room organizing videos HERE--> Organization in the Elementary Art Room
ua-cam.com/play/PLD9NoG6wei9yJkS72v3sJ5RZz-YhCxyDi.html
Thanks for the tips and also reminders. It is always a pleasure to see your art room and gain new ideas.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for this informative video! Would love to see how you plan your curriculum for the whole year- how do you map out visually what units/lessons to teach for each grade?
Great suggestion! I do have a provided curriculum from my district but have freedom on how I lay it out. More info in this video Managing the Mess: Art Teacher Q&A Part 2- Answering Your Questions
ua-cam.com/video/RaWrvcJxbuc/v-deo.html
Impressive video, Managing the Mess with Katie Jarvis. Looking forward to seeing your next upload from you. I smashed the thumbs up button on your content. Keep up the fantastic work! Your strategies for organizing supplies are so practical. Have you considered how different organizational methods might affect student engagement during projects?
Thank you so much for watching! 🙂
Neeeeded this! THANK YOU !
Excellent 😊
Thanks 😊
yes yes please - paintbrush video!!
Thanks! I’ll add it to the list.
i had a ton of those rainbow organizers from when i was a classroom teacher and used them to store task cards. when i switched to art, i gave all the task cards away but kept the organizers. i saw you prepping supplies in them this summer on instagram and i decided to try it too. I’ve been a little nervous about students breaking the clasps on the smaller individual boxes, but so far it’s working great. i have a set for construction paper crayons too. i wish they were long enough for colored pencils!
The clasps are not strong at all but I love the color coding and that it fits in that larger case. Thank you so much for watching! 😃
I love the Crayola SuperTip markers. I have the 50 pack and a 20 pack of Pastel SuperTips
Yes it's easy if you can afford this stuff and also I use tempra cakes now not liquid paint. so much easier.
The three sectioned containers that your oil pastels are in….. did those also come from Dollar tree?
Yes! I think two came packaged together for $1.25. It the plastic container section.
Does your school pay for all your organization containers etc?
Good question! No, I’ve been teaching for 23 years and have invested in quite a bit. I’ve also had many generous teacher friends who retired and passed down items to me. I’m in a transient area outside of DC also. Some of my carts and lakeshore containers were free cycled from neighbors who were also teachers.
@Managingthemess yes I have found the same, I mostly buy, thrift or upcycle what I can myself. Sometimes I have inherited or adopted things from other teachers. I live in South Africa and every time I have started at a new school I have had to clear through a lot of old art stuff in classes and storerooms. It would be great if you could somehow do a video on how to declutter and reorganise an art room with 20+ years worth of stuff still in it.
I think my secret has been to move schools to clean out 🤣 I’ve been at 5 schools. I’m hopeful to stay put from now on though!