A power point presentation on what really is Pop Art.

An Art project on Ancient Greece, designed to cover a Term´s worth of lessons with one lesson a week (11 lessons). The project consists of a variety of tasks, using different skills, techniques, materials and processes including drawing a Greek temple in perspective, scratchboard amphoras, clay amphoras and making a Sock and Buskin mask. Tasks are either one lesson long or spread out over two to three lessons. Tasks are chunked down and include step-by-step instructions as well as my own digitally drawn illustrations and example work. Resources necessary for each of the tasks are included within the slides.

An Art project on Space and Earth, designed to cover a Term´s worth of lessons with one lesson a week (12 lessons). The project consists of a variety of tasks, using different skills, techniques, materials and processes including oil pastel drawing, tone and texture, paper-mâché planets, Exquisite Corpse aliens and photomontage. Tasks are either one lesson long or spread out over two to three lessons. Tasks are chunked down and include step-by-step instructions as well as my own digitally drawn illustrations and example work. Resources necessary for each of the tasks are included within the slides.

Termly overviews/checklists, which can be printed and used to mark the start of each new project in sketchbooks. To be accompanied with the Art projects on Ancient Greece, Rainforests and Space and Earth.

A series of posters defining Art terms such as genres, processes, techniques, media, the formal elements and more, with visual examples, to be displayed around classrooms and in corridors.

An Art project on Rainforests, designed to cover a Term´s worth of lessons with one lesson a week (10 lessons). The project consists of a variety of tasks, using different skills, techniques, materials and processes including watercolour splodge animals, a study of Henri Matisse cut-outs and Henri Rousseau´s jungle paintings, papier-mâché bugs and Amazonian Shipibo art. Tasks are either one lesson long or spread out over two to three lessons. Tasks are chunked down and include step-by-step instructions as well as my own digitally drawn illustrations and example work. Resources necessary for each of the tasks are included within the slides.

A cross-curricular Art project consisting of a collection of five different mini-projects in celebration of World Religion Day. Suitable for Year 5 and Year 6 students. Two tasks are about Sikhism, two about Islamism and one about Pilgrimage. Each activity should take about one hour. The two activities about Sikhism could be taught one after the other, similarly so could the two lessons on Islamism. Tasks are chunked down and include step-by-step instructions as well as my own digitally drawn illustrations. Resources necessary for each of the tasks are included within the slides.

An Art project on The Victorians, designed to cover a Term´s worth of lessons with one lesson a week (10 lessons). The project consists of a variety of tasks, using different skills, techniques, materials and processes including tone and biro pen techniques, illustration, marbling and making concertina books, William Morris inspired floral patterns and some Christmas activites too. Tasks are either one lesson long or spread out over two to three lessons. Tasks are chunked down and include step-by-step instructions as well as my own digitally drawn illustrations and example work. Resources necessary for each of the tasks are included within the slides.

An Art project on The Environment, designed to cover a Term´s worth of lessons with one lesson a week (11 lessons). The project consists of a variety of tasks, using different skills, techniques, materials and processes including colour theory, a study of illustrators Anne Laval and Daniel Frost to create a natural scene and a cityscape, chalk animals and finally, a recycled paper roll endangered animal. Tasks are either one lesson long or spread out over two to three lessons. Tasks are chunked down and include step-by-step instructions as well as my own digitally drawn illustrations and example work. Resources necessary for each of the tasks are included within the slides.

An Art project on World War II, designed to cover a Term´s worth of lessons with one lesson a week (11 lessons). The project consists of a variety of tasks, using different skills, techniques, materials and processes including tone, continuous line, perspective, a study of Henry Moore´s Underground artwork, monoprinting, Blitz scenes and a clay poppy. Tasks are either one lesson long or spread out over two to three lessons. Tasks are chunked down and include step-by-step instructions as well as my own digitally drawn illustrations and example work. Resources necessary for each of the tasks are included within the slides.