Even in a crisis or emergency, students deserve the BEST art education, whether they are able to access their classroom or not. These art resources have been selected for this list because they can either be used as take-home art resources, accessed online for e-learning, or can be used with any choice of mediums or materials. These Art Resource creators and educators are here to provide you with assistance during this crisis. All the quality and easy to implement art resources that you need to be able to support your students through this new thing called Distance Learning.
Stay safe. Stay home. Spread kindness. Explore these AMAZING resources to use with your students to allow them to explore art in their “at-home” settings. Below, you will find art resources for all grades, from Primary to High School.
Other Distance Learning Resources:
–Find Ms Artastic’s Distance Learning Resources: Click here!
-Explore the Elements of Art at Home with any Art Mediums. See these FREE Art Tutorials!
FEATURED DIGITAL RESOURCES:
Look Between the Lines
Check out Look Between the Lines for distance learning resources K-12. These packs includes everything you need to immediately implement distance learning in your class from lesson plans for your administrators to assignment explanations geared toward parents and students to video demos in a number of the products. Check my store for more art lessons and distance learning packs.
Renee Goularte Creating Art With Kids
“Because I am no longer in the classroom I have limited contact with teachers for offering support, but I do answer all questions very quickly. My email address is present in all my resources with an invitation for people to email me with any questions. I also have a Facebook group where I post helpful ideas for activities and doing art at home. My art lessons are really easy to follow; it is one comment from “non art” teachers that I hear over and over, so I know they would be easy for parents to use. Also, none of them use any unusual materials, so the lessons are very accessible.”
Inside Out ART
I create complete middle and high school art resources so that they can be shared with students through Google Classroom and other digital platforms. I’ve been creating more projects that will help students relax, reflect, and feel a sense of pride with limited materials in a time of uncertainty.
Expressive Monkey-The Art Teacher’s Little Helper
Expressive Monkey wants to help art teachers and “art-challenged” teachers (like parents) with art lessons with a focus on teaching drawing and giving students lots of creative choices.
The Speckled Sink:
The Speckled Sink shares classroom tested, student approved lessons for the busy K-12 art teacher. The high school distance learning studio packets are adapted to better meet the needs of remote instruction with thoughtful and reflective art criticism activities designed to support a well-rounded art curriculum. The memento mori project provides a creative outlet for students as they select symbolic objects while reflecting on humanity and mortality
Masterpiece Momma
Masterpiece Momma has fun elementary art lessons and worksheets that are easy for students to use with very few materials. Some of these resources are about art making, art history, sketchbook writing prompts, or creativity.
A Space to Create Art
My goal is always to provide fun and engaging art resources that every student can be successful creating! In response to this crisis I’ve focused my energy on providing resources that are easy for students and parents to use from home! The first two are online resources made specifically for the distance learning teachers are being asked to prepare for their students.
Glitter Meets Glue
Teaching art via distance learning it tough, but not impossible. Let’s face it, many parents don’t have a lot of art materials at home, if any. All of these art resources from Glitter Meets Glue can be adapted to work for students who only have a pencil and paper. And if your school is going to be out for the remainder of the year, why not have them document their art making by creating an all-digital art portfolio? Easy to use Google Drive templates make creating a portfolio super simple.
MrsTFox Resources
MrsTFox Resources showcases a wide variety of lesson for Beginner to Advanced Artists – Lessons are based on a scaffolded approach to understanding different art mediums, developing technical skill and utilizing these skills and mediums to visually communicate ideas. Lessons feature fully narrated student centered video tutorials to help guide learning.
Art With Mrs Nguyen
Art with Mrs. Nguyen has engaging art lessons and resources, including these more open ended prompt and task cards perfect for distance learning. Students can complete the task cards with whatever materials they may already have at home!
Ms Artastic
Art instruction has become a challenge with the current Coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis. My goal is to provide you with Distance Learning Art Resources and Activities that I have created for you to use for instructing your students. From Distance Learning Art projects that can be used with any mediums or materials to my Full FREE Art Lessons on my YouTube Channel that I’ve created for you, my goal is to alleviate the stress of planning and creating for you and to provide your students with quality art ideas and at-home lessons. Stay Safe Artastic Nation. Show your love, compassion, kindness and patience to all. Social Distance is key and we need to be there for each other.
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