Sound familiar?

If you're a secondary art teacher you probably had one of these happen this week.

1. You started a drawing lesson only to realize halfway through that your students don't understand the basics of shading.

2. Your principal requested that you incorporate more Art History into your lessons.

3. Your sink, tables, supplies, and students somehow became a mess all at once.

4. The bell rang, students rushed out, new students rushed in, and chaos took over before you could reset.

5. Your child, partner or you got sick, and you need a last-minute sub plan!

And after all of that, you’re still expected to go home with enough energy left for the people you love.

Here's what you're getting:

Unlimited access to ready-to-use art resources, planning support, emergency backup lessons, and teacher-tested materials, all for less than the cost of one worksheet packet per month.

Classroom Management Tools

Start the year with the classroom systems every art teacher needs in one place. Inside the Classroom Management resources, you’ll find a practical survival guide, multiple bell-ringers, critique worksheets, bathroom passes, an editable syllabus, editable behavior contracts, student interest surveys, ice-breakers, and more ready-to-use tools to help your art room run smoothly from day one. These resources are designed to save planning time, set clear expectations, support student routines, and give you dependable materials you can use again and again.

Walk into the school year with the classroom management tools already done for you, so you can spend less time creating systems from scratch and more time teaching art in a calm, organized room.

Value: $65+ 
and growing!

Sub Plans & Seasonal Activities

Be ready for the days when planning time disappears. This bundle gives you dependable sub plans and seasonal activities you can pull from year-round, so your students stay engaged, productive, and creating even when you’re out, short on time, or need something fresh for a holiday, early finisher, or a schedule change. With ready-to-use lessons and activities, you can keep your art room running smoothly without scrambling for last-minute ideas.

Always have ready-to-use sub plans and seasonal activities on hand, so you can keep students engaged and creating without scrambling for last-minute lessons.

Value: $90+
and growing!

Skill-Builder Worksheets & Mini-Lessons

Support students as they build the basic art skills they need for stronger, more confident work. These ready-to-use skill-builders cover shading with color, drawing in ink, drawing in graphite, introduction to acrylic painting, introduction to watercolor painting, linear perspective, impossible shapes, drawing on a grid, gesture drawing, and more. They’re designed to be used alongside any art lesson as extra practice, student support, sub plans, enrichment, warm-ups, or quick refreshers when students need help with foundational techniques.

Always have flexible, ready-to-use support materials you can plug into any lesson when students need extra practice, reteaching, or confidence with foundational art skills.

Value: $80+
and growing

Art History Workbooks and Artist Biographies with Critiques

Bring art history to life with ready-to-use workbooks that introduce students to an ever-growing library of artists, including Claude Monet, Romero Britto, Frida Kahlo, Franz Marc, and Jacob Lawrence. Students learn about each artist through biographies, video resources, coloring sheets, and art analysis, then complete a project inspired by the artist’s style. With extension activities included, these workbooks make it easy to integrate art history, critique, creativity, and hands-on artmaking into a single, complete resource.

You’ll have a simple, engaging way to teach art history while giving students meaningful projects that connect famous artists to their own creative work.

Value: $90+
and growing

Early Finisher Work & Elements & Principles of Art

Help students build a strong foundation in the Elements of Art and Principles of Design with ready-to-use mini-lessons, informational sheets, activities, and high-engagement early finisher worksheets. These resources guide students through key art concepts, give them a chance to demonstrate their understanding, and provide meaningful extension work for early finishers. Use them as sub plans, enrichment activities, stand-alone mini-lessons, review, or quick skill-builders throughout the year.

Give students a clear foundation in the Elements of Art and Principles of Design while always having meaningful early finisher activities ready when they need something productive to work on next.

Value: $55+
and growing