In this free workshop, we’re sharing ten of our best strategies from a decade of supporting educators in building their dream art programs.
You’ll leave with a practical toolkit tailored to your teaching needs, so you can make confident choices for your art program, spend less time lesson planning and create rich art experiences where every child can feel successful.

In this free workshop, we’re sharing ten of our best strategies from a decade of supporting educators in building their dream art programs.
You’ll leave with a practical toolkit tailored to your teaching needs, so you can make confident choices for your art program, spend less time lesson planning and create rich art experiences where every child can feel successful.

You know landscapes belong in your curriculum, but figuring out how to actually teach them to children can feel like a complete guessing game (even with a formal art degree!)
This training gives you everything you need to immediately start teaching landscapes with clarity and confidence.

Whether you teach hundreds of students each week or squeeze art into one hour of an already packed classroom schedule, you’re likely balancing limited supplies, less-than-ideal spaces and a wide range of student needs along the way.
What if you could skip the trial and error and have tried-and-true strategies at your fingertips to help you build an art program around the time, space, supplies and strengths you already have?

That’s exactly what we’re bringing you.
We went back through a decade of workshops, teacher questions and real classroom experience to gather the ten strategies we return to again and again.
Together, they make up our most comprehensive back-to-school training yet: a decade of experience all in one FREE workshop.
✔️Cut your lesson planning time in HALF, without compromising on quality or standards with a few simple shifts
✔️ Build a balanced art program that brings you joy, keeps prep manageable and gives students a rich variety of techniques to explore
✔️ Use our planning methods to identify your constraints and turn them into your biggest advantage
✔️ Confidently choose and adapt lessons that play to your strengths and help every student feel successful and excited to create

When you attend, you’ll also receive a BONUS Companion Packet of customizable tools to help manage your art projects, track techniques and quickly identify high-prep and low-prep materials.


I’m Heather Sparks, lead lesson creator and developer for Deep Space Sparkle and The Sparklers’ Club.
For the past decade, Team Sparkle and I have devoted ourselves to supporting educators as they bring meaningful art experiences to children without carrying the full weight of planning alone.
As art educators ourselves, we know what it’s like to spend an entire weekend planning lessons, navigate a wide range of skill levels or walk away from an art lesson wondering what went wrong.
We’re bringing together 10 of our all-time favorite strategies, drawn from what we’ve seen make a meaningful difference in real art programs over the last decade
Together, they’ll help you deliver a joyful art program shaped around your teaching reality.
Because the truth is, you deserve to spend less time piecing lessons together and more time creating art experiences that help children feel capable, confident and excited by what they can create.
I think you're going to love this workshop!
Here's to a year of teaching art that feels lighter, clearer and a whole lot more fun.
Anyone teaching art to children grades K-7 that wants to provide students with a well-rounded art program.
Plan to set aside about 75 minutes for the workshop. We’ll move through all ten strategies together, with time to capture your biggest takeaways in the accompanying workbook.
Completely free! Simply reserve your seat above, and we’ll send you all the details.
Questions? Email us at support@deepspacesparkle.com
This workshop is hosted by Deep Space Sparkle, trusted by art teachers worldwide since 2009.

A focused, 30 minute video-series training that shows you exactly how to teach landscapes developmentally, from your littlest artists to middle schoolers.
Part 1: Landscapes for ANY Grade Level
What's developmentally appropriate at every stage, so you can set students up for success, not frustration.
Part 2: The Here, Near & Far Method
How to introduce perspective and depth to younger students in a way that clicks. (No vanishing point required!)
Part 3: The X Method for One-Point Perspective
A simple approach that helps older students create realistic depth and more “aha” moments.

A printable quick-reference guide that shows how perspective scaffolds across each grade level.
Keep it in your back pocket and reference it for years to come.

Put what you learned into practice immediately with these done-for-you landscape lessons.
✔️Step-by-step instructions (with photos)
✔️Supporting resources & handouts
✔️National and Common Core Standards
✔️Teacher Assessments
✔️Vocabulary Sheet
Consider this your permission to skip the late-night lesson planning.
Everything you need to teach a successful landscape unit is already waiting for you in one easy-to-follow download.



We know how hard it can be to find relevant professional development as an art educator, so you’ll walk away with a 1-Hour PD Certificate to show for your time.

“Great training. Some of my kids have been wanting to learn landscape drawing and painting. I can sometimes expect too much from the older students, so I especially liked the “messy” idea.”
- Donna L.

✔ 30-Minute Landscape Training ($45 value)
✔ K–7 Developmental Cheat Sheet ($19 value)
✔ 4 Ready-to-Teach Landscape Lessons ($28 value)
✔ 1-Hour PD Certificate


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