Every Child Deserves Art

Art in Action’s multifaceted lessons develop students’ critical-thinking skills, creative confidence, hands-on skills, visual literacy, self-esteem, and an appreciation of other cultures.

What We Offer

Original K-8 Art

For One Classroom

Children in a classroom engaging in arts and crafts, cutting and gluing colored paper sheets on yellow construction paper.
Illustration of a red apple with a green leaf and a yellow stem.

• Common Core-aligned, grade-specific lessons on art techniques, skills, vocabulary, and history

Webinar orientation and grade-specific training

Interactive online curriculum with printable teaching notes and images

• Year-round support

Art in STEAM

For Kindergarten - 5th Grade

Reinforces NGSS & Common Core Math standards using visual art as a creative tool

Each multi-grade program includes four engaging STEAM lessons

Play-and-pause student-facing videos encourage curiosity and exploration through art

Distance Learning

For Individuals or Schools

A young girl with shoulder-length black hair wearing a sleeveless dress with butterfly prints, standing at a desk holding a pen.
A colorful, hand-drawn rainbow with five bands of colors: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple, set against a white background.

Simplified art materials and student resources

Each bundle includes three engaging art lessons covering concepts, history, and techniques

Choose from primary, intermediate, or advanced curriculum levels

Select materials available

Student Gallery

Impactful Resources

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Bring arts education to your school with Art in Action's comprehensive programs, materials, and training! Apply today to inspire creativity and support your students' social-emotional development!

Apply for a Scholarship Fund

*Applications open March 2025

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Prop 28, approved by voters in 2022, provides annual funding to enhance arts education in California public and charter schools (PreK – 12). Learn more about its implementation and funding guidelines.

Learn about Prop 28

Today, we’ve reached 85,000 students in 250 schools and afterschool programs in 32 states.

50% of those we serve are Title I schools in low-income communities.

Testimonials

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Ready to bring Art in Action into YOUR classroom?

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Interested in trying a free lesson?