This is a fun art activity that is perfect for cover lessons, wet play, early finishers and free time. Children need to design a snow globe by filling it with a Wintery scene and then colouring it in. The resource includes three different snow globe designs. minimal supplies needed -just something to draw and colour with. Suitable to use with all age groups. Cut out, the snow globes make a nice wall display.

This resource introduces children to the colourful work of British Artist Peter Blake. Children will complete one activity that focuses on shapes and letters and one that tasks children to create an ‘I love… poster’ in the iconic style of Peter Blake. This resource is great for helping children to get to know each other and it works well as cover lesson material too. Just basic art materials are needed- a pencil and something to colour with. I have successfully used this with children in years 3,4 and 5

This Autumn leaf art activity will get children to develop their colouring and cutting skills and teach them about ‘warm colours’. Children will first colour in printed leaves, then cut them out and finally glue them to a ring template to create a beautiful Autumn leaf wreath that can be hung on a door or wall. This resource includes- Printed leaves to colour Printed ring templates large sized leaves I have also included large printable leaves as an alternative option. I have found that some children prefer to do one single leaf rather than lots of smaller ones. I have successfully used this activity with years 1 and 2 and also with Early years groups.

This resource is ideal to use when teaching and revising the principles of colour theory. Children will learn about primary, secondary, tertiary, analogous, cool, warm and complementary colours. This resource is a one page sheet and is perfect for sticking into sketch books and used as a reminder throughout the year. I have successfully used this resource with years 4,5,6 ,7 and 8. It could also be used with older classes as a refresher.

Everyone has seen and used emojiis but do you know how they began? This fun art activity introduces children to the history of emojii art before getting them to design some new ones of their own. I have successfully used this with years 3,4,5,6 and 7. It is great as a stand alone lesson at the beginning or end of term and also works well as a cover lesson.

These printable wanted posters are perfect for creative writing activities and art projects. The resource includes four posters, two have writing guidelines and the other two have blank spaces. The posters are suitable for all ages groups and a wide variety of themes.

This resource aims to enable learners to develop their scene setting skills. The purpose is to get learners thinking beyond just what they can immediately see and to encourage them to employ all of their senses so that they can explain the scene in a richer way. Additionally, this resource exposes learners to a variety of artworks and styles of painting. This resource includes: 3 worksheets 1 facilitator notes page which outlines the details of each painting This resource is ideal for children in KS2 but could be a useful tool for other age groups too.

This is a fun art activity that helps children develop their drawing skills while looking closely at fossils. This activity will show children how to incorporate a range of art elements into their work including shade and tone, line and shape and texture. This resource includes: Activity instruction presentation Facilitator notes Templates for those that need additional support Minimal supplies are needed just white paper, colouring pencils, a pencil and an eraser.

This resource introduces children to the colourful world of Ndebele art found in South Africa. Children can view the video or presentation and then, inspired by what they have seen create their own model Ndebele hut from paper. This activity enables children to consider art from a different culture, allows them to explore the use of pattern and colour along with providing an opportunity for model making. For this activity children will need something to add colour with (crayons, pens, pastels and pencils are all good) scissors and glue or tape. This resource includes: Presentation (pdf format) Presentation (video format) Printable template and instructions Ideal to for children at KS1 and KS2.

This Chris Ofili themed resource is ideal to use during Black History Month or for teaching about famous artists. Chris Ofili is a British / Nigerian artist who creates brightly coloured artwork based on the themes of black history and the lives of black people today. This resource will introduce children to the artwork of Chris Ofili and enable them to create their own art piece inspired by one of his most famous portrait series. The activity in this resource encourages children to look at colour and pattern and develops drawing skills This resource includes: An introduction to Chris Ofili Powerpoint presentation An art activity instruction Powerpoint presentation Printable template Printable templates for differentiation Inspiration images This resource has been used with children in years 3, 4,5 and 6 (KS2) but could equally be used with younger and older children too. Minimal supplies are needed for the art activities- just white paper, pencils, erasers and something to colour with. Extras like glitter and stickers can also be used but are not essential.

This is a brilliant Winter themed art activity that will introduce children to the art and styles of twelve famous artists. Children will take inspiration from the artists to design snowmen. If working with a group you can give each person an artist card or a child can work through them alone. This resource includes two sizes of snowmen templates (small and large) for you to use, a fun idea could be to combine a number of artist styles on one large snowman- there are lots of possibilities with this resource! This resource includes: **12 artist task cards 2 snowmen templates ** This activity is perfect for winding down at the end of the year and results in lovely art pieces to display. This resource has been used with children in years 3-6 but could also work with other age groups too.

The kimono is the national dress of Japan. Traditionally made of silk, it is a beautiful, long dress with wide sleeves. This resource enables children to design their own kimono using Japanese patterned paper and a collage technique. Children need to cut or tear the patterned papers and then glue them onto the kimono template.Once dry the kimono can be cut out and displayed. This is a fun and engaging activity that produces individual and creative results. This resource has been used with children aged 4 -7 but could be suitable for other age groups too. This resource includes: A kimono template 10 different Japanese pattern papers

Introduce the life and works of William Morris with this informative and engaging presentation. William Morris was one of the most influential designers of the 19th Century. He is most famous for his floral wallpaper designs which remain as popular today as they were 150 years ago. This presentation will teach children about who the artist was, his style, his inspiration, his techniques and his legacy along with providing many examples of his work to look at. This presentation works well as an introduction to the artist before moving on to other William Morris themed projects. This resource has been used with children in years 3 and 4 but could also be useful for other age groups. (The presentation contains 13 pages)

This resource will enable children to learn all about Roman shield designs. They will look at favourite colours and shapes along with finding out why the Romans usually included eagle wings and thunderbolts on their shields. Working through this activity children will look at a variety of Roman emblems and motifs before moving on to plan and design their own, personalised shield using Roman shields as their inspiration. This resource includes: A presentation on Roman shield designs Worksheets Lesson plan Templates for those that need additional support This is a fun, engaging activity that requires minimal art supplies- just pencils, erasers and something to colour with.

Give the children in your care the opportunity to look at a range of beautiful portrait art. This resource contains twenty high quality self portraits and portraits of men, women and children from different parts of the world . The original artworks have been created using a range of mediums (oil paint, watercolour, ink etc.) and are in a variety of styles. To encourage children to look closely and think about the artwork this resource also includes a set of 8 question prompts. The artwork posters in this resource are ideal for using with any projects connected to the world, self or identity. **This resource contains: 20 high quality beach portrait images 8 question prompts**

Give the children in your care the opportunity to look at beautiful artwork with a Winter theme. This resource contains twenty high quality images of Winter themed artwork. The original artworks have been created using a range of mediums (oil paint, watercolour, ink etc.) and are in a variety of styles. Images are of a variety of Winter scenes including animals, landscape, cityscapes, sports and activities. To encourage children to look closely and think about the artwork this resource also includes a set of 12 question prompts. The artwork posters in this resource are ideal for using with any pet Winter themed project. **This resource contains: 20 high quality beach themed images 12 question prompts**

Give the children in your care the opportunity to look at beautiful artwork with a beach theme. This resource contains twenty high quality images of beach themed artwork. The original artworks have been created using a range of mediums (oil paint, watercolour, ink etc.) and are in a variety of styles. Images are of beach scenes from around the world. To encourage children to look closely and think about the artwork this resource also includes a set of 12 question prompts. The artwork posters in this resource are ideal for using with any beach themed or natural landscapes project. This resource contains: 20 high quality beach themed images 12 question prompts

Give the children in your care the opportunity to look at beautiful artwork with a pet theme. This resource contains twenty high quality images of pet themed artwork. The original artworks have been created using a range of mediums (oil paint, watercolour, ink etc.) and are in a variety of styles. Images are of a variety of traditional pets including cat, dogs, rabbits and birds. To encourage children to look closely and think about the artwork this resource also includes a set of 8 question prompts. The artwork posters in this resource are ideal for using with any pet themed project. This resource contains: 20 high quality beach themed images 8 question prompts

This fun drawing practice resource will enable children to hone and develop their drawing skills while being inspired by Van Gogh’s most famous artworks. This resource contains 5 different printable activities that each focus on a different drawing skill. Children will practice observing, drawing from their imagination,drawing from secondary sources, creating movement, creating texture and using colour effectively. This resource is ideal for using with Van Gogh themed projects, European artist projects or as a stand-alone skills practice activity. The worksheets are self explanatory and minimal supplies are needed making this resource ideal for cover lessons.

This painting and question prompts pack offers a great way to introduce the artwork of Vincent Van Gogh to children. The set includes four high quality images of the artist’s famous artwork and each one is accompanied by a series of question prompts to get children to really look at and think about the paintings. This resource includes two different formats- printable and presentation so that it can be used in the way that suits your needs best. A facilitators notes sheet is also included which provides you with background information and possible answers to the questions should children need extra guidance. This resource enables children to learn about art history and art appreciation in a fun way. It can be used as a stand-alone activity or alongside other Van Gogh themed activities or projects.