This two-page PowerPoint is suitable for KS3 up to KS4. With historical facts, clear illustrations and insights, students can colour-in, carefully cut out and make up this folding Union ‘Jack’ flag by following six simple step-by-step instructions. Pupils are able to recognise the positions of the three heraldic crosses that make up the iconic 1801 version: St. George’s cross, St. Patrick’s and St. Andrew’s saltires. This Royal flag design template is accurately proportioned and well presented. This Union Flag activity was inspired by the 1970’s Girl Guiding’ Association. Enjoy.

A 56 page Powerpoint follows various techniques and artists based on the theme Natural Forms. This well laid out, seven week Scheme of Work, highlights; six key Lesson Objectives, 24 Key Words and the formal elements addressed, alongside seven A6 printable marking slips, highlighting ‘working at grade’ and targets for improvement. Week 1 - creative ideas, mark making, collage and biro work. Week 2 - Vincent Van Gogh’s mark making, still- life study, scale, line and tone. Week 3 - David Hockney’s charcoal trees and landscapes. Week 4 - Sumi-E ink mark making. Week 5 - Zentagle biro pattern work. Week 6 Georgia O’Keeffe’s oil pastel shell work. Week 7 - a final outcome incorporating text, collage and two creative techniques. Also included: a printable Evaluation sheet, NC KS3 Progress Level descriptors and a linked holiday competition.

This 53 page, well presented ‘Skills Builder’ Schene of work focuses on building on skills , confidence and mastery in year 10 GCSE Art and Design. Easy to follow facts, tasks and mastery exercises, with QR code short video links. Six Lesson Objectives and the four Assessment Objectives (AQA) are explained clearly, in addition to 24 Key Words. Week 1 - Tone, watercolour tint. Week 2 - Shade with acrylic. Week 3 - Tonal blending. Week 4 - Bubbles challenge - photograph and direct observation of a 3D form. Week 5 Paper Play (balls and aeroplanes) direct tonal observation skills. Week 6 - CJ Hendry, hyper-realism, paint swipe. Week 7 - ‘Cut-it-up’ fruit and vegetable observations tasks. Week 8 - Press printing, pattern, colour and rotation. Week 9 - William Morris inspiration. Week 10 - Mono-printing tasks. Week 11 - Textile techniques , inc. applique. Week 12 - Marion Browning influence. Week 13 - Wire sculpture and continuous line drawing. Week 14 - Alexander Calder influence. Full evaluation and target setting sheet and ‘Looking At’ 20 question sheet.

A 20 page PowerPoint introducing the life and works of Vincent Gogh. Insightful information, facts figures, illustrations and short tasks to add to your Art and Design Scheme of work. Pages include: prior knowledge, video link to Dr Who visiting Van Gogh, colour theory tasks, top six facts, geographical connections, The Bedroom, Post-Impressionism, most famous for, the ear, painting analysis, portraiture, self-portraiture, legacy, artist’s signature and plenary.

A 19 page PowerPoint booklet introducing the legend Pablo Picasso. Informative historical facts, illustrations and interesting facts to introduce this famous artist into your KS2, KS3 or KS4 Art and Design Scheme of work. Pages include: top six facts, dove symbolism, geographic movement, Cubism, most famous for, portraits, self-portraits, artists signature, legacy and a plenary.