Art shelf ideas

Most art canvas storage racks were very expensive and took up too much space. So I found the IKEA HEJNE shelf and got to planning!

The Art center is a place where students can go to express their feelings, ideas, and be creative! Every child is an artist in the Art center! It is a place that promotes high-level thinking, problem-solving, and is rich in vocabulary. Students can learn and develop skills in all learning domains (language, literacy, math, science, social studies, fine motor, gross motor, and social skills) through art. It is an amazing place in your classroom if you are intentional with the materials and…

Excellent ways to provide an accessible creation station for children and lots of ways to vary art inside the classroom with a variety of materials.

Infuse your living room with style and personality using creative shelf decor ideas! From modern and sleek to eclectic and vibrant, there are countless ways to make your living room shelves a focal point of interest. Curate a collection of meaningful objects, mix different heights and shapes, and play with color palettes and textures to reflect your unique taste. Whether you're a minimalist enthusiast, a maximalist lover.

Why I say No to the Montessori shelfie, aka taking a picture for your Social Media of what is your Montessori shelf. A Montessori shelfie can inspire you, but above all, your child should be the one inspiring you! I want to remind you to not be worried because your shelfie picture is not as beautiful as some Instagram accounts you follow.

Learn about Montessori Art Materials, Montessori Art Activities, and Montessori Art Shelf Ideas

A pretty in pastels playroom. When I designed Elena's Preschool Inspired Playroom, I wanted the room to mimic her days at preschool and it did just that!

Creative ways to transform your kids playroom into the coolest spot in the house where they could explore their creativity!

My quest this year was to create a more organized, visually pleasing environment in our preschool classroom. My inspiration has come from various classes I've taken this year, inspirational teachers, cohort among local preschools, and of course, blogging! My research of other classrooms and personal aesthetic have led me to the Reggio Emilia approach to classroom environments. I do not claim to be a Reggio teacher. I have, however, learned to borrow bits and pieces from various pedagogical…