Ready to add color, creativity, and a little 🍁Canadian Folk Art magic to your classroom? My Maud Lewis Painting Lesson and Artist Study makes teaching art history easy, engaging, and totally student-approved. This resource blends biography, art analysis, printable activities, a fact sheet, and a fun Kahoot review — all wrapped into a ready-to-use lesson that saves you time.
In our classroom, volume control lights keep noise levels crystal clear and kind of magical. One quick flip and we go from happy chatter to whisper mode or ninja-level quiet—smooth transitions, zero nagging, all glow! Posters available FREE on Teachers Pay Teachers!
When the temperature dropped to –32°C, our classroom turned the cold into a science experiment! We made Mr. Noodles, stood them straight up on a science ring stand, and left them outside to freeze. It didn’t take long before they were frozen solid. After removing the stands—voilà!—we had Mr. Noodle art!
My Grade 7 class is currently reading Out of My Mind by Sharon M. Draper. In a recent chapter, the “R” word is used, which led to an important class discussion.
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