Classroom Examples
I want my art classroom to be both informative and fun! The right blend is so important in order to create the best environment for sparking creativity in students.
![Painted sections of wall, two mosiac patterns and one giant number two pencil](/assets/images/pencil-mosiac-1280w.jpeg)
![An informational board in a classroom with a rainbow of coloirs around the edge. On the left are big letters spelling out A R T and on the right is a sign asking the kids if they are Mona Lisa Quiet](/assets/images/mona-lisa-quiet-closeup-700w.jpeg)
![A painted sign asking kids to think of brushes as people by following three steps to avoid a bad hair (bristle) day: 1. Shampoo 2. Rinse and 3.Spike the Hair Up](/assets/images/brushes-sign-700w.jpeg)
![A classroom sign with a blue background titled Color Your World. Large crayons in groups are being used to show primary versus secondary colors, and warn versus cool colors.](/assets/images/color-your-world-1280w.jpeg)
![Emily McCracken, wearing glasses and a lanyard holding her teacher badge, stands in front of a whiteboard with classroom instructions on it.](/assets/images/emily-color-wheel-700w.jpeg)
![A painted generic representation of a classic school glue bottle with the words 'dot dot, not a lot' next to it.](/assets/images/dot-dot-sign-700w.jpeg)
![Two painted canvases, on the left a large red letter A with white polka dots. On the right the phrase 'Aim for your best and to do right'](/assets/images/aim-reset-trust-700w.jpeg)
![A classroom whiteboard with the day's art lesson plan. In the upper left corner is a sign advising kids what to do when they're done with their project.](/assets/images/now-what-700w.jpeg)
Thanks so much for stopping by ✨ Here's some other collections you might be interested in – student art / chocolate sculptures