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Drawing Drawer

Drawing Drawer

July 3, 2012January 12, 2012 by Terri Eichholz

The Drawing Drawer is an idea that will be appealing to teachers of all levels who are familiar with the classic, “What are we supposed to do when we’re done?”  Marty Reid has provided a list of fun ideas for kids who finish their work early.  They include suggestions like:  “Draw a picture of something … Read more

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Categories Art, Creative Thinking, Education, K-12, Motivation, Student Products, Teaching Tools Tags art, creativity, Drawing Drawer, education, motivation, teaching tools 1 Comment

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