Interior design lesson plans high schools

Enjoy creative and educational Project Based Lesson Plans for kids of all ages. Lesson number 1 is all about architecture and architects.

Pinterest is a fabulous, and rather addicting, website that allows you to create boards you can pin ideas that are linked to pictures in an easy to use format. This website can serve as a great tool for teachers. We can share tips, tricks and lessons that we've created ourselves or found elsewhere. This past week, that is exactly what I did. As a future Family Consumer Science teacher, I'm looking forward to teaching classes that will be relevant to everyone, no matter their background. One…

Work by Silly Student Almudena Almendro (who was having computer issues and asked me to share her worksheets)!

Hydrangeas and Harmony: Interior Design Homeschool Elective for High School

The principles of design are a bit abstract which can be tricky for kiddos. Once they view them as tools to organize the elements of art it gets easier!

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If you've read the Kitchen Table Classroom for any time you know I love using the elements of art as a jumping off point for my art lessons. Let's go a step beyond the elements to explore the principles of design with the Principles Illustrated, a giant bundle of printable posters, worksheets and a printable book.

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It's been a while since I've posted about my 3rd grade #CareersInArt. This series of lessons have been so interesting. At the beginning, I had a new #CareerInArt every week and the kids were able to explore each career by choosing from 3 or 4 ways to explore. I tried to do a 2D and 3D option every time. It's been a hit. The kids are loving the opportunity to 'become' different careers. But now, I give them 2 weeks before moving onto a new project. Projects are more thought out, they are more…