See the entire unit before day one.
Curriculum maps, teacher guides, material lists, and daily schedules organize the learning arc without locking you into a rigid script.
Digital downloads · The Art Teacher Studio
Beautiful, classroom-ready curriculum tools for middle- and high-school art teachers—designed by a practicing art teacher and built to give evenings back.
Built for Monday morning
Open the folder. Follow the sequence. Teach the work—not the paperwork.
The PRAXIS promise
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Teaching structure first
Every resource starts with what students need to see, do, discuss, and understand.
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Designed to be used
Clear files, coordinated visuals, editable formats, and no decorative clutter.
One repeatable architecture
PRAXIS turns a strong project idea into organized instruction. Each part connects, so teachers and students always know what comes next.
Curriculum maps, teacher guides, material lists, and daily schedules organize the learning arc without locking you into a rigid script.
Project briefs, references, demonstrations, exercises, and sketchbook prompts speak clearly to adolescent artists.
Simple language frameworks help students notice, explain, and revise.
Visual criteria and reflection tools keep assessment aligned with the process you taught.
Choose the time you need back
Starter Kit
Free
Six polished essentials: critique language, planning sheet, exit slip, prompt sheet, rubric, and daily slide.
Download the kitComplete Units
Best place to start$29–49
A complete project arc with teacher guide, student materials, daily schedule, presentation, exercises, critique, rubric, and reflection.
Open the folder Monday morning and teach.
Explore complete unitsClassroom Tools
$9–19
Focused solutions for one recurring problem: critiques, sketchbooks, bell-ringers, substitute days, planning, or visual rubrics.
Shop classroom toolsSemester curriculum bundles are planned at $99–149 as the PRAXIS library grows.
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