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How to teach art
Use washable paints and markers instead of pencils and erasers.
Using broader, messier materials encourages openness and creativity. Pencils and erasers will make the process take much longer and lead the kids to constantly erase their mistakes.

[A]. Stick to an abstract design or/or a more abstract. If you have several different materials to use, keep them in mind, but pay attention to any artist in the work, and create specific formulas or formulas which may align your students better.;
[B]. Provide a wide variety of children's paints and markers for kids to choose from. Using paints and markers will also encourage the kids to work faster and create a higher volume of work.;
[C]. Use every square foot of the kitchen table, as well as your counters. The bigger, the better you're at erasing mistakes.;
[D]. Make the whole process more fun by using paints and markers instead. They are usually easier to use-and give a lower risk of catching debris between them.;
[B].