Teach Me Tuesday: Art for your homeschool

One area that I slack in for our homeschool is the area of The Arts - all mediums included. I try, I plan, I find the resources, but somehow we don't make the time for it. This year will be different!

I needed to find a medium that the kids like and has a quick turn around and good return. I think I found it!

Pastels! We have chalk and oil but the kids seem to prefer the chalk so I am sticking with that for now.

I am excited to have found a 45 week course for the kiddos (and me) that we can do at our leisure and our own pace. All levels included. Thanks to chalkpastel.com.

I was so excited, I started on my own this week!

With all the snow that so many states are getting and blowing up my Instagram feed, I thought appropriate to follow this tutorial on the video art course.

It took me through step by step and I was done in 10 minutes. Perfect for the 10 minute break I had before the kids needed me.

Here is what you get in this fabulous course:

A whole year of video art tutorials

45 tutorials in all — one lesson a week for an entire school year. Two semesters!
Affordable – lessons from a Master Artist!
Enjoy from the comfort of your home.
Simple supply list. Just add paper and a set of chalk pastels! (No lengthy, expensive list)

I recommend checking out You Are An Artist Video Art Course at chalkpastel.com (affiliate link)

Great deal at Amazon for these chalk pastels!

#YouAreAnArtist

This post may contain affiliate or sponsor links. You can see our full disclosure policy at the bottom of this blog page. Chalkpastel.com offered me a complimentary course in exchange for my honest opinion of the course. The opinions and review are my own.

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