Those Art Teachers

In this lighthearted episode Corbie and Kailyn check in about the beginning of the school year. They get real about their feelings and some changes that are underway in their classrooms. Then they dive into sharing their favorite and least favorite mediums to teach students. While discussing the triumphs and tribulations, they share some of their favorite supplies that help make teaching a few things a little less cumbersome.

Corbie's Supply Mentions:

Soft Kut Printing Block, Speedball Ink, Tombow Markers, Lyra Opaque Watercolor Pan Set; all can be purchased from dickblick.com

Ohuhu Markers: https://ohuhu.com

Kaitlyn's Supply Mentions:

The magical glaze "Stroke & Coat" https://www.maycocolors.com/color/fired/stroke-coat/

Educational Watercolor Set https://bit.ly/crayolaeducationalwatercolors

Art teachers know managing supplies is not an easy task! And budgeting how to get your students what they need can be tough when we have limited funding. In this episode Corbie and Kaitlyn give an overview of their budget situations and dive into how their experiences have shaped how they manage their supplies.

Kaitlyn is currently at a school with a tiny budget. Corbie is at a school with more in her budget than usual; but her previous experiences have taught her how to stretch the dollar. Both share suggestions on ways to get creative to build up your budget or art supply inventory no matter what your situation may be!

In this Back to School episode, Kaitlyn and Corbie answer a slew of not so rapid, rapid fire questions, as well as dive into classroom environments, and back to school lessons. Shout outs in this episode include Dr. Scholl's slip on sneakers, Camp Creek Vintage, TJMaxx, Gender Neutral Clothing Wildfang, Instagram follows: @thetrendysenorita @artwithsaenz @mrstfoxresources @magicallearningadventure .

When having to design lessons and curriculum all on your own it can be overwhelming! Especially when you are first starting out as a teacher.

So in this episode, Corbie and Kaitlyn share their favorite resources that drive their inspiration and creativity when constructing lessons and curriculum for students.

All of the resources mentioned in this episode can be found below.

Resources in Episode:

Philadelphia Museum of Art Lesson Plans: https://www.philamuseum.org/teacherresources?lppID=&lpsID=2

Tate Kids: https://www.tate.org.uk/kids

The Art of Ed: https://theartofeducation.edu

Little People Big Dreams Book Series: https://littlepeoplebigdreams.com

Culturally Responsive Scorecard: https://steinhardt.nyu.edu/metrocenter/ejroc/services/culturally-responsive-curriculum-scorecard-toolkit

Blooket: https://www.blooket.com

In this episode, Corbie and Kaitlyn get into the rollercoaster that is teaching, followed by the let down, summer expectations vs reality, setting boundaries, and more! Shout out to stickers, Corbie specifically likes Marnin Saylor, and Hitotsu World LLC. Kaitlyn shouts out a favorite podcast, You Need Therapy, for the motto "have the day you need to have".

In this episode of Those Art Teachers, Corbie and Kaitlyn break down their backgrounds in education, including how they started teaching. They reveal what this podcast will encompass and explain why they decided to start a podcast in the first place. Thank you to our Scooter's Train sponsor for this first episode, you're the real MVP.