How to support Art Teachers

1. Buy stuff from your Art teachers Amazon wishlist:

It's most likely in their class newsletter, on their teacher social media account, or you can get it by asking them. Remember that some teachers are hesitant to ask for money or supplies, so they may not have an Amazon wishlist.

2. Support an Art teachers Donor Choose:

It's most likely in their class newsletter, on their teacher social media account, or you can get it by asking them. Remember that some teachers are hesitant to ask for money or supplies, so they may not have an Donors Choose.

3. Ask your Art teacher directly how you can help them:

A simple way to help them is to approach them during their office hours, after or before school, or send them an email and ask, "What can I do to help you?" or "What can I do to help the class?"

4. Give your Art teacher a compliment:

A simple way to assist your art teacher is to uplift them by saying something positive to them, such as "I love your class!" "You're an excellent teacher!" "This class makes me happy!" "I've learned a lot!"

5. Support their Teachers Pay Teachers content:

Many art teachers, including possibly yours, post content on the TPT site, and you can support it by purchasing it or recommending it to other people and teachers.

6. Donate to funds or Nonprofits supporting Art teachers:

Many organizations and funds that you can donate to support art teachers, such as Art Of Recycle, which donates supplies to teachers like art teachers, Arts Every Day, and so on.

7. Tell your school admins how much you love your Art teachers:

If you want your school to consider keeping your art teachers, spreading the word about your teacher will make them more likely to keep your teachers. For example, "I love Ms. James Art class!" "I learned a lot in Ms. James Art class!" "I love Mr. Sandy's Performing Arts class"

8. Behave and follow the rules in the class:

A simple way to show support is to follow the class rules and behave. It makes teachers frustrated when students don't follow rules. For example, if they have a rule that is don't use the phone when they are teaching, then put your phone away if it is not an emergency when they are teaching.