Tired of the Sunday Search?
Of spending hours trying to find even one art lesson that covers the standards, and links back to seasonal themes, periods in history, and the other concepts you’re already teaching? Of the quest to find that “unicorn” art project that isn’t too easy or too frustrating, uses common art supplies, and won’t take you 17 hours to read through the instructions?
And just when you think you’ve landed on one, poof! Your hopes evaporate when you open it up and find it’s not an appropriate level for your students to successfully complete. And then multiply that by 180 school days worth of projects you need to come up with.
Goodbye every Sunday night for the rest of the school year!
What you really need is a complete, year-long art elementary curriculum
• One with a visual list that shows recommended projects for each month of the entire school year.
• With easy-to-use lessons you can access instantly with one click.
• And simple, step-by-step instructions won’t take you your whole prep period to figure out.
• So you can close your classroom door on the last day of school and know, next year? You’ve already got it covered — bring on summer!
When you grab your copy of the 2024-2025 APFK Art Curriculum Club, that’s exactly what you’ll get.
Introducing the 2024-2025 APFK Art Curriculum Club
You can consistently bring easy-to-teach art lessons to your classroom with this affordable curriculum, including…
- No-prep, age appropriate art lessons planned for you for every month
- With easy, step-by-step instructions even “inside the box” brains will love
- That meet art standards and learning objectives
- (And that your students will actually enjoy!)
Here’s what a few happy teachers have said about the Art Curriculum Club
Now, instead of the dreaded Sunday search, your art lesson planning could look something more like this…
- Log in to the Curriculum Club and choose your grade level.
2. Choose your month.
3. Browse the list of 20 recommended projects, with links to a Tutorial, Materials List, Video, Reading Book (K-1), Learning Objective and Element of Art. All in one place, without any ads!
Meet Your New Art Lesson Planning Personal Assistant
Hi, I’m Kathy! After 20 years in the classroom as an art teacher, I know what it’s like to give up every Sunday afternoon (and most evenings) to plan the week’s lessons.
You shouldn’t have to give up all your free time to bring your students meaningful art instruction.
That’s why I created the APFK Art Curriculum Club. Inside, you’ll find all the easy, step-by-step lessons your kids will love — planned for you. The result? You get your weekends back, without sacrificing your goal of bringing consistent art education to your classroom.
