The Artastic Collective, Art Curriculum for Art Teachers is Now OPEN for Enrollment for a Limited Time!

The Artastic Collective Curriculum for Art Teachers is now open for Enrollment for a limited time! Consider your year planned with this thorough art curriculum that covers Artists and Art History, Elements and Principles, Themes, Holidays and Seasons, Sketchbooks, and more!

OK I’m so excited right now I can’t even so just stick with me because I gotta tell you why I’m so excited and honestly is a huge, huge deal for me. I’ve been preparing for this moment for the past six months and the moment is finally here so find somewhere comfy to listen or even play it in your car while you’re driving somewhere to get all that back-to-school shopping done because it’s time to get on into the reason why I’m so excited.  So stick with me and learn about my philosophy behind creating my diverse and unique art curriculum!

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I am SO EXCITED right now!

 I am so excited right now. So, the reason why I’m so pumped is that the response to the Artastic Collective has been amazing and so far I am seeing so many art teachers that are saying yes to the transformation for their year. The reason why they are experiencing a transformation is that they are saying goodbye to all that lesson planning all that searching on Pinterest or on Facebook groups trying to find ideas or just even just sticking together a whole bunch of low-quality free resources. Instead, they’re choosing to transform their world by enrolling in the membership that is going to allow them a culturally diverse curriculum that explores a range of art making styles artists, and art history movements in addition to the elements of art and principles of design, and themes.  

So, one of the most important things for me when designing art lessons is that I am creating with kids in mind. I want to make sure that I am creating a range of different styles and types of art lessons. I want to make sure that I’m using both different art mediums in one project but also, I want to make sure that I am creating either through the style of the artist that is being focused on in the art lesson or through the style of the art movement. I think that it’s very important that kids are exposed to a range of different art making processes and styles because we never really know what will speak to them and their own artistic intuition. For instance, in my own personal life, I love to create lowbrow surrealist creepy animals. I love to paint them, and I love to create them as large ceramic figures. That being said, I don’t think that style is for everybody, some people are going to love my art and some people it’s just not for them. And that is OK. All of us connect to different styles of art making different mediums and materials different artists and art movements and I think that as art teachers we really need to be conscious of exposing kids to a range of art movements and art styles so that they can begin to figure out what style and medium speaks to them so when they began creating their own artworks from their imagination, they’re going to be able to create with a connection to a certain movement or style. Hopefully that will plant the seed that will then blossom into their own style of making art and it will grow with them and evolve with them as they grow and grow as little humans.  

I want kids to have the opportunity to try new things. 

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The Essence of the Artists and Artworks

So for my curriculum and for the resources is you’ll see in my TeachersPayTeachers store Ms Artastic, and my membership which is the curriculum called the Artastic Collective, you’re going to see that a lot of the different art lessons that look as though they really represent the artist that they were inspired by or the art movement and they’re not necessarily my own style of creating. As a creator of curriculum and as someone who is a professional artist it’s very important to me that I step away from my own style of art making and I indulge and explore and express different styles of art making and different ways to experiment with art mediums. The reason is because I want to make sure that these art projects expose kids to different styles of art making and different artists and that the art projects themselves really represent the artist that created it originally. For instance, if I am creating a resource or for the resources that I created for either historical Japanese artworks or for Emily Carr I really stepped away from my own style of art making to create those art lessons and really ensure that I capture the true essence of those original works and the artist. I really want teachers to be able to look at that lesson and say wow that is the style of historical Japanese artworks or that is the style of a medieval tapestry or that is the style of an Alma Woodsey Thomas. And then this can transfer to the imaginations of students and inspire them with a range of different ways to create art. 

With the Artastic Collective membership you not always going to see cute cookie cutter art projects that all have the same style of art making for every single art project no matter the different units or subject matters or art history movement. You’re going to find art lessons that truly represent the art history movement or the artist that they are representing. You’re going to find unique and creative art lessons that you’re not going to find anywhere else because I have truly dug deep into my soul to develop these lessons that are going to stand out from any other art curriculum out there. And right now the Artastic Collective is open for enrollment for a very limited time so let’s dig in and learn a little bit more about what the curriculum has to offer. 

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The Artastic Collective Membership, Curriculum for Art Teachers

🎉 Join the Membership for Art Teachers that will save you time and provide you with culturally diverse lessons that are integrated with the Elements & Principles and Art History. 🌈 

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Lesson Planning made Easy. 

Consider your lesson planning days over. Pick a category of carefully curated art lessons in the Art Resource Library and teach. 

The examples are already made. The display sign is done. The lesson plan is made. The worksheets, rubrics, reflections, and other forms of assessment are included. 

Your time will be spent teaching. Have fun and get your freedom back. 

The Proven Platform All Art Instructors Need To Know About 

Stop wasting time and frustrations dealing with the endless hassles and headaches of organizing, searching for new lesson ideas, scrolling through Facebook groups or Pinterest, and lesson planning. 
 
Here at the Artastic Collective, I will handle all of that for you and so much more! 

 😽 You will get to enjoy things like: 

🎨 Step-by-step tutorials 
🎨 A Creative & Diverse Art Curriculum 
🎨 Pre-planned content and resources 
🎨 Proven course to help you grow as an instructor 
🎨 Supportive community to connect and learn from 

That’s just the beginning! 

Take your teaching to the next level and feel the weight of planning and organizing fall right off your shoulders. Embedded with Culture, the Elements & Principles, & Art History, this membership is more than information – it’s a transformation. 

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Art History, Elements & Principles, and Themes Art Resources 

Explore a range of Artists and Art Movements such as Frida Kahlo, Surrealism, Pop Art, Ancient Greece, Prehistoric Art, Emily Carr, Wayne Thiebaud, Yayoi Kusama, Alma Woodsey Thomas, and Jean-Michel Basquiat and more! 

Play with Themes such as Space, SEL, Growth Mindset, Ocean, Rainforest, Thailand, India, Mexico, Canada and more! 

Dive deep into all the Elements of Art and Principles of Designs with hands-on opportunities. 

✨Enjoy a new bundle of lessons each month for 24 months in Artists & Art History, Themes, and Elements & Principles. 

Holidays & Seasonal  

🍂☘️ Get all the art lessons you’ll ever need in Holidays & Seasonal. These massive sections will be released in big chunks over 6 months. ❄️⛄️ 

Ceramics & Sketchbooks 

Explore Ceramics & Sculpture with your students with these easy-to-teach lessons! Stress-Free Clay is coming your way! 

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EXCLUSIVE Art Teacher Growth Course 

(Valued at over $297 and is INCLUDED in your membership!) 

Learning never ends, especially for teachers and instructors. Discover vital information to help you grow as a teacher and connect with your class in new and exciting ways. This course is about helping you increase your confidence, teaching abilities, and support system. Start growing as an instructor today by signing up now.   

🌈Strengthen resolve  
🌈Increase confidence  
🌈Learn insightful methods  

I’ll cover topics such as lesson planning, organizing, productivityassessmentreflective teaching practices, total participation, critiques, fast finishers, classroom management, and more in this packed course that is EXCLUSIVE to the members of the Artastic Collective! 

Community Forum 

Explore the Members-Only forum to talk, collaborate, ask questions, get answers, bounce around ideas, or whatever! I’ll be there too! You won’t be lost in a giant FB Group. I will see you. We will see you. 

So… What are you waiting for? 

To better support Art Teachers, I created the Artastic Collective. With the Artastic Collective, Art Resource Library membership for art teachers. My mission is to provide you with prepared art lessons, resources, and activities that will allow you to free up your time and live your life, whether that means traveling, pursuing your hobbies, or spending time with your family. 

This membership is intended for Elementary & Middle School Teachers. 

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The Art Curriculum designed for Art Teachers 

 ✏️Join the other Art Teachers and receive: 

✔️ Access to art lessons in my most popular Art Resource Libraries including: Holidays & SeasonalCeramics & Sculpture, and Sketchbooks 

✔️ A new Art Bundle or Unit EVERY MONTH in the Elements & PrinciplesThemed Units, and Artists & Art History Art Resource Libraries for 24 months! 

✔️ EXCLUSIVE members-only forum  

✔️ Art Teacher Challenges 

✔️ Professional Development 

✔️ EXCLUSIVE Year-Long Art Teacher Growth Course 

✔️ EXCLUSIVE Directed Drawing Series with Episodes exclusive to members (with no commercials!) 

✔️ And create art projects your students will LOVE! 

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The Artastic Collective Curriculum for Art Teachers is now open for Enrollment for a limited time! Consider your year planned with this thorough art curriculum that covers Artists and Art History, Elements and Principles, Themes, Holidays and Seasons, Sketchbooks, and more!

Find Drawing Tutorials & Art Lessons on the Ms Artastic YouTube Channel!

Finally, if you need some ideas or need to take a break in your classroom or from recording lessons for online instruction, I have lots of Art Video tutorials that are classroom friendly on my YouTube Channel!



Thank you for reading my blog post! I am grateful that you did and I appreciate you having took the time to read to the end. Thank you so much. Please write any questions you have in the comments section of this post.

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Yours Truly,
Kathleen McGiveron (Ms Artastic)


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