This how to sheet focuses on how to paint a leaf using watercolour to build up the texture and tones within. This is a step by step worksheet guide designed to help students as a visual aid/demonstration. With pictures alongside instructions to show students the full process.

2x Learning Journeys/Road Stories: KS3 road story with project examples for year 7, 8 and 9. Project examples are included or can be adapted to fit a different project. KS4/5 Art and Photography road story including all information on Assessment objectives and how students can achieve these in their work.

Lesson plan for watercolour artist copy for Vincent Van Gogh. Lesson includes: Compare and contrast : A similarities and differences worksheet looking at Vincent Van Gogh and David Hockney images. Step by step slide showing the start of a demonstration/example piece with instructions on how to create. What a good one looks like : Student examples with grades and explanations for what has worked well.

Scheme for Year 7 Colour theory, includes: Colour theory painting template Friedensreich Hundertwasser Artist link with in depth research on ‘The End of Greece’ Student examples of Hundertwasser research page and artist copies Hundertwasser common characteristic starter worksheet Matisse inspiration images and common characteristics sheet Kandinsky artist inspiration images and common characteristics sheet

Lesson includes: (25 slides with worksheets, examples and guides) Geometric and Organic shape Key words Hatching practice worksheet Hatching examples Line and shape visual examples and patterns Zentangle patterns Zentangle video link and ‘how to’ guide WAGGOL’s and student example work Presenting work breakdown Zentangle circles example Zentangle circle piece step by step guide Zentangle sphere pattern example sheet Zentangle Pyramid extension task Zentangle pyramid example pictures/WAGGOLS and template Nikki Farquharson Artist research Nikki Farquharson Common characteristics worksheet Hair line pattern examples Hair line student examples/WAGGOLS - in both black and white and colour. Lesson plan has been designed for a Year 7 curriculum - could work for Year 6 at KS2, or up to Year 8 in KS3.

Comic book project linked to pop art - includes a powerpoint on the lesson with worksheets based on grid drawing and typography practice. Updated to include further tasks and visual examples of polyblock printing in stages to help students further. Worksheets to use in the class room and to extend further as homework tasks.

Colour theory lesson two - tint and shade and examples of colour tints that students can experiment with.

Powerpoint with Andy Warhol Artist research - for students to read through, highlight key points and gain a better understanding of one of the main artist’s behind the rise of pop art. Worksheets include: -Artist blend between the campbells soup can and Monroe portrait, to create the ultimate pop art piece. Detailed written guidance and visuals/artist reference for help. Superhero logo design, students to use the worksheet to design a logo for their own Superhero in the pop-art style. To be painting with acrylic paint using cell/block shading to capture pop art style. Pop art painting - to design a symbol/something to represent the hero and paint in a pop art style. Visual examples and pictures given to help students with this process.

Worksheet for year 7 colour theory - to create a scene using either only warm or only cold colours. Marking table with space for self, peer and teacher assessment. As well as detailed task description and inspiration images on the sheet.

Comic book design lesson for year 9 superhero project, students to be inspired by the work of Roy Lichtenstein and use this pop-art style to complete a comic book cover. Lesson pack includes: Common characteristics starter analysis worksheet (Roy Lichtenstein) PowerPoint on artist Roy Lichtenstein and explanation of main task Comic book design worksheet (main task) Homework: Roy Lichtenstein research sheet

Worksheets to be used with Pop Art/comic book scheme of work, students to analyse the visual characteristics of comic books and use literacy skills to write about these. Comic book design sheets - diffrentiated to help those students less able with their drawing skills - templates with volumetric figure drawing in two different poses available. Additionally a volumetric superhero pose sheet for the higher ability students to be challenged.

A series of worksheets ranging from artist research, art and design vocab sheets, drawing skills and practical tasks all linked to Cubism.

Assessment for year 8 students, with grade boundaries and easy evaluation boxes for students own reflection. Assessment covers topics mainly for Cubism, with artist questions about Pablo Picasso. Also Portrait drawing and proportion questions - a good end of term test for SOW around either identity, Cubism or abstract. Student test copies and answer sheet for teachers included.

End of year 8 assessment - topics include, Cubism, Artist analysis and research skills, Surrealism, portrait drawing and portrait theory. A good assessment for SOW surrounding abstract, identity or projects centered around either Cubism or Surrealism. Pack includes student assessment (blank) and a teacher copy with answers for marking, assessment layout includes grade boundaries and self-evaluation boxes for students to assess their marks/skills upon return of teacher marking.

Lesson includes: Common characteristics starter activity. Eric Joyner artist research page. Success Criteria in written form and visual examples of previous students work (What a good one looks like). Breakdown of a level 3, 4 and 5 with these visual examples - gives students a clearer idea of how to improve their own work.

Illustrating ‘Peace’ Lesson includes: Powerpoint with visual examples and thorough explanation of the task. Inspiration/Mood Board to help with the designs. Design worksheet with 3 levels - different tasks for each level to show more progress and encourage students to become more independent with their designs.