Create a sub plan so that you are good to go in the event of needing a substitute teacher as an art teacher or music teacher can make your life easier. There are many tips on putting together a sub plan and here are a few to get your started. These ideas will cover tips using grade level appropriate plans for music and art teachers.
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Art Class Sub Plan Ideas
Art teachers need sub plans too. Here are four lesson plan ideas that should help make creating plans simplified, especially in a pinch! Regular classroom teachers could use these too to let a little creativity into their sub’s day.
Grade Level List – There are two ideas per grade level and the lessons are already listed out for you. {Free download}
source: asdk12.org
Pinterest Collection – A collection of pins may just be the right place to find some art lesson plan ideas to use with a substitute teacher. Some include game options which will be fun for students.
Game Plan – Having a game plan in place makes you feel better about having an unplanned absence. Read this game plan to see if it’ll work for you.
Quick Lesson – Markers and paper are the perfect ingredients for just needing one day’s lesson plans. This activity creates a beautiful product and works on filling the entire page.
source: missyoungsartroom.blogspot.com
Music Class Sub Plan Ideas
Reading Music Folders – Create reading folders for students from leftover magazines or curriculum materials. These can make for great sub plan materials to have students do a variety of activities.
source: bethsmusicnotes.blogspot.com
Music Survey, America the Beautiful and the Basics – Beth has great tips on planning activities for music class. She shares a survey to get feedback from students, how to adapt a lesson with America the Beautiful for all grades and the basics of what she puts together for a sub.
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