Welcome back to Managing the Mess! I'm Katie Jarvis, an experienced elementary art teacher, and this is Part 2 of my series on encouraging positive student behavior in the elementary art room. In this video, I'll share additional strategies to help you create a supportive and engaging environment for your young artists.
In this video, I'll discuss:
- Showing students that you care for them and want them in your class.
- Handling situations when students want to start over on their artwork or make an accidental mess.
- Motivating students by hanging their artwork in the building and celebrating their hard work.
- Using student artwork as examples to build up and encourage other students.
- Praising students for their art efforts to boost their confidence and engagement.
- Using name tag labels on artwork for better organization and as a strategy to check in with all students.
- Avoiding early finisher activities to prevent students from rushing through their artwork.
- Selecting motivating and fun art projects to improve behavior and engagement.
- Setting up the school year by strategically grouping certain media at different times of the year.
These strategies are aimed at fostering a positive and productive atmosphere in your art room. Be sure to watch Part 1 if you haven’t already!
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30 сен 2024
