Scholastic Art includes all the tools you need to fuel creativity in the classroom. Many teachers use the magazine to introduce the foundations of art—including the elements of art and principles of design—before giving students the freedom to explore what they’ve learned in their own artwork. Others use the articles to provide the background knowledge about art history needed for understanding contemporary art. 

Teachers are naturally creative, and Scholastic Art is designed to allow teachers flexibility, fitting their unique circumstances. To help you make the most of all the great resources Scholastic Art offers, we’ve developed this implementation guide. It features teaching suggestions and curriculum connections to help you plan Scholastic Art lessons effectively and efficiently.