4 worksheets on ancient Egyptian art. Worksheets: Canopic Jar design sheet - Using the resource sheet as guidence, design the 4 jars including patterns and images. Draw your name in herioglyphics - Use the key to draw name in herioglyphics. Colour and Tone worksheet - Answer the questions on colour theory, before developing coloured pencil tonal skills in the tonal bars. Pharaoh design - Colour in the images of the pharaoh adding tones. Resource sheets: Images of Egyptian art/patterns. Colour theory sheet. Lesson plan for teachers This is designed to use along side a scheme of work, helping build art into the topic.

A ‘contrast & compare’ worksheet looking a Impressionist & Post-Impressionist paintings. Perfect for a starter activity, plenary, extension task, or to encourage disciplinary literacy within the subject.

A worksheet comparing the work of Impressionist and post-impressionist artworks. Perfect as a starter task, plenary, extension or homework.

Display for advertising Careers in Art & Design. Included are; The central main A3 ‘Art & Design Careers’ poster 8 A4 posters for each of the career areas ‘The Art of Design’ poster All the job names to display around the posters. (Background not included).

A visual elements A3 worksheet, including questions and activities for students to complete. Can be used as a starter/plenary, or for retrieval practice in a follow up lesson.

This is a one page PDF ‘Writing an Introduction in Art’ resource that can be used to support students with their research and analysis. It’s aim is to frame the introduction to an artist/movement and give guidance on key information that should be included. Can be used as a handout, starter/plenary or display.

Street Art / Graffiti project, looking at different street artists, and drawing influence from their styles to build into a final piece. This 43 slide PDF PowerPoint includes, learning objectives, key terms, artist research with excellent student examples, analysis frameworks, step by step visuals of how to create the final piece of art, as well as student examples of the final piece. Also included are visual resource boards, a ‘tag’ extension task, and a street art ‘knowledge organiser’ students can use as support. Approx. 7 lessons.

This annotating art support sheet includes a section on annotating your own work, as well as annotating the work of artists. It also has the visual/formal elements across the bottom to refer too, as well as a large ‘Artist Word Bank’ running down the side. The sheet is ideal as a hand out to help support GCSE annotation.

A complete PDF PowerPoint to creating a high level GCSE Sketchbook. The PDF includes numerous Grade 9 student examples for each lesson breakdown, links to the Assessment Objectives, writing frameworks and easy to follow lesson by lesson slides with Learning Objectives. The comprehensive guide is every you need to successfully teach a GCSE Art project. Breakdown of PDF; Assessment Objectives What makes a high quality drawing Statement of intent Visual Mind map Creative Resource Board Pencil Observations Annotation and Analysis Pen Observations Artist Research Colour Studies Collage Documenting Processes Own Photos Development Ideas 1,2 & 3 Digital Art Final Design Ideas Final Piece This 94 slide PDF has been used to teach both the AQA and OCR coursework projects.

Step by step guide of how to draw a coke bottle, focusing on the use of pencil tone.

Beetle study using coloured pencils, with step by step guide on how to build colour. PDF PowerPoint includes: Learning Objective/Lesson Outcome ‘What colours can you see?’ Starter activity. Step by step guide to adding colour Self-Assessment plenary.

PDF PowerPoint focused on creating a germs/ cells illustration using watercolours and fineliner. PDF PowerPoint includes: Starter activity focusing on what a successful drawing looks like. Information on the task. Steps to success Germs/cells Resource Sheet, Step by step of drawing a germ/cell *All images are copyright free

A unit of work looking at artist Ernst Haeckel, including timed drawing activities, self/peer assessments, artist research homework, and a jellyfish drawing (including a step by step of how to create this). Perfect for a project focused on the ocean, building drawing skills and artist knowledge. PDF PowerPoint includes: Timed drawing activity Self Reflection A look at artist Ernst Haeckel Step by step Jellyfish drawing (with picture guide) Peer Assessment Homework task Final analysis

A SOW (Approx 6- 8 lessons) looking at Natural Forms, and the artist Karl Blossfeldt. You will draw inspiration from his style of work in order to create a biro poppy study, before moving onto creating a pencil insect focused on tone, and finally a oil pastel beetle looking at blending techniques. This resource includes a full PDF PowerPoint with starter activities, a step by step guide on how to draw your poppy, 2 process videos (small clip for the pencil beetle, and time lapse of oil pastel beetle), a beetles resource sheet, and a Karl Blossfeldt analysis worksheet. All content is copyright free.

A collection of 5 A4 PDF ‘Artist Knowledge’ worksheets, exploring specific skills or knowledge within art. Useful to use as starter activities, plenaries, extension tasks, blended learning, home learning and cover work.

Step by step guide on how to create a neon effect using Photoshop. Step by step images and instruction. Can be used to support teaching, or the A4 PDF can be printed double sided, and used as a handout to support students.

Claus Oldenburg image step by step guide using Microsoft Word. A Step by step guide of how to create a Claus Oldenburg inspired image using Microsoft Word. The PDF guide includes images and information on how to use word to create the images. Useful as a personal guide or can be printed to support students within the lesson.

Andy Warhol (Pop Art) Artist Investigation worksheet. A4 PDF worksheet looking at investigating the Artist Andy Warhol. The activity includes space to add images, and prompt questions. Can be used as part of a scheme of work, as a stand alone lesson, a starter activity, for blended learning, an extension activity or as a home learning task.

Pop Art inspire worksheet, focusing on designing a trainer drawing inspiration from the images provided. Can be used as part of a scheme of work, as a stand alone lesson, home learning activity, for blended learning, starter activity, or as an extension task.