In doing so I believe in reading, writing, and listening to music at the same time is art therapy for the soul. Here in middle school I like to touch more on the foundations, individual artist, techniques and style of art not so much the end result but the process. When I taught elementary art, I did alot more hands on (Pre-COVID-19) less foundational art. I teach my students that when they come into middle school art is very different from elementary art. I try very hard to teach art across the cirriculum, touching all subjects like Social Studies, Science, Math, English Language Arts, Spanish, STEM, Health, Computer Science, Music, Physical Education, Food and Nutrition and more. I teach middle school 7th/8th grade art education for an inner city youth school district. Please comment and share your bell ringer ideas too. If you want a durable resource that's already done for you, I can suggest the following you can buy and copy for your students: Draw a letter or number in 6 different ways (A-Z, 1-9 = 35 things!).Daily/weekly media technique in a sketchbook.Daily personal goal for project write & share for peer feedback.5 facts from Youtube art video 2-4 min.Daily art-related joke/riddle/ cartoon discussion.Write a 1 paragraph story based on a masterwork.4 part daily critique of masterwork, 1 per day, sketch on 5th.
4 Thumbnail drawings (30 sec., 45 sec., 1 min, 2 min).Read and respond to a famous art quote.I'll include some links within the list where you can find specific examples you can use for free, and end with some resources you can purchase for your classroom library if you like. Once they get in the habbit of a daily task, the rest of the period goes well! Something that will allow you a moment to count heads, do attendance, and maybe prep for the lesson of the day. While student file in, give them something to get them focused immediately.
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