Uploaded January 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Artsonia Kids Art Museum is a free art sharing site where teachers, students, and parents can upload original works of art and then give and receive feedback or purchase items featuring the artwork. Students of any grade can join classes by scanning a teacher-generated QR code and begin uploading their work immediately. Teachers can create a school page on Artsonia and use it to share what their students have created via galleries, which include a description of the project, materials used, and national standards addressed. Projects may include drawings, paintings, ceramics, photographs, writings, yarn art, 3D paper crafts, and other mediums. This unique approach encourages students to create not only for themselves, but for an audience as well, and because the platform is cumulative, kids can use it to track their progress and see their work mature over time.
For more, check out our review of Artsonia: commonsense.org/education/reviews/artsonia-kids-art-museum
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Artsonia Kids Art Museum is a free art sharing site where teachers, students, and parents can upload original works of art and then give and receive feedback or purchase items featuring the artwork. Students of any grade can join classes by scanning a teacher-generated QR code and begin uploading their work immediately. Teachers can create a school page on Artsonia and use it to share what their students have created via galleries, which include a description of the project, materials used, and national standards addressed. Projects may include drawings, paintings, ceramics, photographs, writings, yarn art, 3D paper crafts, and other mediums. This unique approach encourages students to create not only for themselves, but for an audience as well, and because the platform is cumulative, kids can use it to track their progress and see their work mature over time.
For more, check out our review of Artsonia: commonsense.org/education/reviews/artsonia-kids-art-museum
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