Sponge printing, tile technique, tile painting, and collage - the number of art techniques is vast. But which art technique can be effectively used in the classroom? And how can these techniques be taught in an inclusive setting? Many elementary school teachers in the subject of art face these questions. This book contains teaching materials on fundamental art techniques related to curriculum-relevant topics, all introduced and implemented in small steps. Some lesson units are developed using example works from artists Kurt Schwitters, Jackson Pollock, and Jim Dine. All technical training also includes differentiation tips, allowing weaker students to work successfully while stronger students are appropriately challenged. The lesson units provide information on technique, topic, materials, duration, and approach, as well as color illustrations of finished examples.