CLAY, COLLAGE and PAPIER-MÂCHÉ BUNDLE 1 Art center Media Guides for Art Stations
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Do you run exploratory art stations or art centers in your classroom or art room? Then you need this BUNDLE of art station guides for students to use independently. Created for my classroom and suitable for students in 2nd - 5th grades. These art station guide are created for your CLAY Ceramics, Collage & papier-mâché centers, and include 10x square shaped slides for each:
- The guide covers
- What is Clay, Collage & Papier-mâché
- Famous Clay, Collage & Papier-mâché artists
- Materials needed for each art station
- Making a Clay, Collage & Papier-mâché artwork
- Can you make a Clay, Collage & Papier-mâché artwork instruction cards
- Clay, Collage & Papier-mâché clean-up guide
- Teacher Information x2 cards for each medium
- Teacher instructions
- Blanks slides for you to add your own instructions x2
And a bonus slide with links to recommended, whole class, art projects for Clay, Collage & Papier-mâché.
PRAISE FOR CLAY, COLLAGE and PAPIER-MÂCHÉ BUNDLE 1 Art Media Guides for Art Stations
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Extremely satisfied
"Thank you for creating this art lesson, my students were engaged in this project and the outcomes were great."
❤️ If you would like more topic cards added to these guides, or a guide created for a specific center, please message me in Q & A. Then follow the store so that you don't miss the resource when it's added in.
✅ Use to build independent prior knowledge before starting a whole class art project.
✅ Guide new learning for students who have not experienced Clay, Collage & Papier-mâché before
✅ Consolidates knowledge for students who have used Clay, Collage & Papier-mâché in the past.
More Art station guides are available for your art centers & more being added all the time:
❤️ Why should I run art centers in my classroom? Isn't that just for art teachers?
The short answer is NO.
We can no longer omit art explorations from our classrooms.
Art can make a powerful contribution to our students' mental health
In addition to helping students develop a number of important skills, free expression (like using art stations or art centers) is also good for overall health and well-being. Giving young children a creative outlet can help relieve stress and work through things happening in their lives. By encouraging artistic expression, you can help facilitate further learning and engagement. Making art can help children to deal with a wide range of mental health issues and psychological stress, like anxiety. View further information on this topic from Michigan State University HERE
✅ With these Art station guides, you can either print and file into clear sleeves - with blank spaces on either side of the images where you can also add your own notes, or...
print 2/page, laminate and add cards to a jump ring for students to use.
View the video & PDF preview to fully understand the potential of this art station guide for your Clay, Collage & Papier-mâché art centers.
✅ Introduce the art station guide to you students by sharing the PDF slides on your large screen, talking through your expectations and answering their questions. Then leave them to it and watch them grow in responsibility and self management. You can even put some students in charge of the clean up section on a rotation basis.
Select VIEW > enter full screen for presentation mode. Then use the arrow keys on your keyboard to drive a smooth slideshow experience, like a pro :)
❤️ Take the stress out of prepping art stations,
❤️ Avoid endless hours of research and resource creation
❤️ Avoid possible frustrations for students working on your guided Clay, Collage & Papier-mâché art projects, because they have not had time to explore an art medium or technique, beforehand, and build that crucial prior knowledge and confidence with this media.
❤️ why should you trust my lessons?
I am both a general ed classroom teacher and currently practising as a Visual Art and Digital Media specialist educator, teaching students from ages 4-12, at a primary school. I do this every day, just like you! I’ve done it all for you and trailed these art station guides in my own art centers.
❤️ How will this resource help busy teachers, who are nervous about teaching art?
No worries - I’ve got you covered.
This guide comes with illustrated cards & teacher information, giving you the confidence to run art centers in your own classrooms.
⏰ How long should I run an art station for?
If you are an art teacher, then you can make that call based on your programme. For classroom teachers, I recommend that an art center stays open for at least a week, prior to starting a whole class guided project for that art medium.
Then for another week after completing your project, so students can further experiment, independently.
View the PDF & Video previews above, then add to cart and smile, knowing you can set up & run your art station with confidence.
❤️ So what is special about this resource?
These art station guides introduce students to the media and techniques of Clay, Collage & Papier-mâché. They also introduce famous artists that have created with these media and list the materials that are used. A starter project is included with an image and simple instructions, to foster further independence. The clean-up card will encourage responsibility and blanks cards have been included for you to add further resources & personalise for your own needs. 2 cards of teacher information will up-skill your knowledge about Clay, Collage & Papier-mâché so that you can wow your students.
Students get to express their unique ideas through personal choices and modifications, while working at the Clay, Collage & Papier-mâché art centers, bringing personal creative ideas to the activity.
Praise from teachers who have used one of my CLAY lesson plans:
→ CLAUDE MONET CLAY SAIL BOATS Art project with lesson plan for slabs
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 'My students enjoyed this unit... Thank you for sharing!'
Looking for a whole class papier-mâché lesson plan?
Try this newly added, guided lesson for creating floating sculptures that will wow everyone that sees them:
→ POLLINATION Art lesson plan birds, bees and butterfly Sculpture 2nd - 5th grade
Praise from teachers who have used one of my Collage lesson plans:
→ COLLAGE PORTRAITS Art Project inspired by FAIRY TALES
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "We used this as a unique twist on self portraits. My students thought this was really fun and different than just drawing ourselves. What a great lesson!"
View the PDF & Video Previews above, then add to cart and smile, knowing you have just saved yourself heaps of time and effort!
✅ Where can I find more art lessons like this one?
Click the links in the description above, click the links in the product preview or...
→ You can browse all my art lessons and support resources provided as PDF presentation lesson HERE: VISUAL ART STORE
→ If you would prefer the added support of guided video tutorials, browse my growing collection in this custom category HERE: ART LESSONS WITH VIDEO TUTORIALS
→ For my Elements of Art lessons, click HERE: ART ELEMENTS
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Every care is taken with editing this resource and at times, errors can still sneak through. If you have any questions, contact me through Q & A, and be specific in your request so that I can make those improvements and give you, and others the best quality lesson plans.
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