Monday, May 14, 2012

Emergency Art Sub Lessons

Emergency Art Sub Lessons


I wrote this original post in 2012 and it led to lessons on a school system's blog that they had provided for their own teachers. Unfortunately, they have since removed that post all these years later.  Since you have taken the time to click over here looking for free art sub lessons, here are some you can use from this blog.

What Can You Make Out of a Circle - a free worksheet you can download from my TPT shop

Circle Drawing Worksheets - a free worksheet you can download from my TPT shop

Free Art Sub Lesson - Lines, Lines, and More Lines - a  free, fully formed primary art lesson written for subs, at my TPT shop

Directed Drawing - How to Draw a Penguin - a blog post that will lead you to fully formed lesson ideas

Art Sub Plan - Wayne Thiebaud - a free video that I created specifically for art subs and it is over on YouTube

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If you are looking for fully formed, high quality art sub lessons, click here to check them out at my TPT shop:  Art Sub Lessons

Here is an example of one of those lessons: 

"Native American Shields" is a lesson that I designed for use by an art sub. This PowerPoint can be projected to a class or printed out and shown up close.  This lesson is fully ready to be taught by a sub. The visuals and prompts are all right there to help a sub feel comfortable teaching a quality art lesson. You can find it for sale here: Art Sub Lessons.



This is perfect for those emergency absences when you do not have the time to write detailed plans but want to leave quality plans for your subs.






1 comment:

  1. I just posted a sub lesson on my blog. You've probably seen it before, but it's a good staple that requires just markers and paper. If you'd like to repost it, here it is: http://missyoungsartroom.blogspot.com/2012/05/art-sub-lessonone-day-quickie-project.html
    Thanks for all the great ideas! Quality sub lessons are important, and this blog is full of them!
    ~Jessica

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