Oh my! It is hard to believe that school is just around the corner. I know, I know it doesn’t feel like school should be starting but it is. Let’s start things off right, shall we? I wanted to support you as we enter into this time of uncertainty this fall. Some of you are homeschoolers already and “know the drill” but many of you aren’t, and have found yourselves having school at home this year. Either way, teaching art to your kids can seem like a big task with lots of moving parts. So I have simplified it and given you some resources and a good starting point in my Schooling at Home Resource Guide. This resource guide sends you on your creative journey on solid ground to study the Masters at home. For more details click HERE.

This is the perfect resource if you are ready to add art to your day of schooling but aren’t quite sure where to start or maybe you just need a few “tools” to get you headed in the right direction. In this digital 30-page PDF booklet, I have included a template for the best art lesson, supply lists, a sample schedule, worksheets, and lots of info on teaching classically. In addition, here is some encouragement and tips to fostering creativity and art at home in a free article I wrote called, 8 Ways to Live a Creative Life. Also don’t forget that registration and online art classes are also available. These online classes come ready to go with videos to guide you, PDF materials, and step-by-step instructions. Another great option for families.

In the spirit of back to school let me just toot my own horn for a minute and announce that I have been studying as well! This summer I just completed my Classical Education Certification. Yippee, I am super excited to have this goal accomplished. I have been working on this for the last 2 years. This has been the silver lining in my COVID experience. It has given me some isolated time to accomplish this goal for myself.