Curriculum Development: Art and craft teachers develop and implement comprehensive art curriculum plans aligned with educational standards and learning objectives. They design age-appropriate art projects, activities, and lessons that promote creativity, artistic techniques, and art appreciation. Instruction Delivery: Art and craft teachers deliver engaging and interactive art lessons that inspire students to explore different mediums, styles, and techniques. They teach fundamental art principles such as color theory, composition, perspective, and texture through hands-on activities, demonstrations, and visual aids. Creativity Enhancement: Art and craft teachers foster creativity and imagination by providing students with opportunities for open-ended exploration and self-expression. They encourage students to experiment with various art materials, techniques, and ideas to develop their unique artistic style and voice. Technical Skill Development: Art and craft teachers teach students a range of artistic skills and techniques across different mediums such as drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking, ceramics, and mixed media. They provide step-by-step guidance, demonstrations, and feedback to help students develop proficiency in artistic techniques. Art History and Appreciation: Art and craft teachers introduce students to art history, culture, and aesthetics through the study of famous artists, art movements, and styles. They facilitate discussions, presentations, and projects that explore the significance and influence of art on society and culture. Portfolio Development: Art and craft teachers assist students in building and maintaining portfolios of their artwork. They guide students in selecting, organizing, and presenting their best pieces for exhibitions, competitions, college applications, or personal reflection. Collaborative Projects: Art and craft teachers promote collaboration and teamwork by organizing group art projects and activities. They encourage students to work together, share ideas, and contribute to collective artworks such as murals, installations, or community art projects. Inclusive Practices: Art and craft teachers create a supportive and inclusive environment where all students feel welcome, valued, and encouraged to participate. They accommodate students with diverse needs, abilities, and interests by providing differentiated instruction, adaptations, and modifications as needed. Exhibition and Display: Art and craft teachers organize exhibitions, displays, and showcases of students' artwork to celebrate their creativity and accomplishments. They coordinate art shows, gallery events, or online portfolios to share students' artwork with the school community, parents, and the public. Professional Development: Art and craft teachers engage in ongoing professional development to enhance their teaching skills, knowledge of art techniques, and understanding of contemporary art practices. They attend workshops, conferences, and art classes to stay updated with advancements in art education and pedagogy.