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Dec 11, 2014
I also teach Art I and II at the high school. Again, there are few materials available. I have up to 17 students in the biggest class.
Can anyone recommend a website or list of materials just to get started for both age groups?
Thank you.
marianne filloux
On 12/11/14, Teresa wrote: > I am a brand new Art teacher in a high poverty area. Since I > began teaching in the middle of a semester so I was not able > to research what and how much supplies I would need. I had 2 > days to create lesson plans for 6 classes. There are very > few supplies available. I am sticking to the very basics ...See More
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