This resource includes 6 PDF worksheets of activities on the topic of Pop Art. It has been designed to be suitable for a one off cover lesson or used as part of a scheme of work. The tasks include: Pop art mood-board activity Artist Research activity- Roy Lichtenstein and Andy Warhol Artist Copy activity- Roy Lichtenstein Typographic Pop Art activity Design your own Pop Art soda can activity

One worksheet activity requiring students to design a mug logo for a teacher. Includes brainstorm template to consider client needs and a blank mug template to draw the design idea.

Printable template for practicing achieving a range of value using a variety of mark-making techniques.

Writing resource to help students discuss and evaluate Morris’ style and design features and explain how his patterns will inspire their work. Includes exemplar sentences, sentence starters and key words. Has been used to aid GCSE students in DT during a textiles project however could be used similarly in Art.

List of various descriptive words and their meaning suitable for Design and Technology and Art. Resource that helps students when analysing designer/artist work or writing about their own work. Words are broken into sub-categories such as colour and tone and visual characteristics.

Template for students to record new Art vocabulary and terminology learned each lesson. Space to record the new word, write a definition and draw a picture to help remember. Can be printed and stuck in student books or printed and used as a whole class display to record new words as you meet them.

4 printable templates for experimenting with application techniques in pencil, coloured pencil, oil pastel and watercolour paint.

3 printable worksheets for a mixed media artwork activity. Each worksheet requires students to draw an object or image of choice across a four box grid. Each box must then be rendered in the media outlined. Each worksheet has different media including, graphite, charcoal, watercolour paint, coloured pencil, oil pastels, chalk pastels, fine liner, felt tips and collage.

2 printable blank templates for an analysis on any artwork. Variety in template -Space for students to either stick in a picture of the artwork or name the artwork. Different questions on each template. Comes in colour and b/w version.

2 printable worksheets on basic colour theory. Worksheet requires students to demonstrate their understanding of the colour wheel and can be completed with paint of other materials. Worksheet two requires students to practice achieving a range of colour value with paint.

18 editable comments that can be used as feedback or a smart target on a report for Art on the topic of observational drawing.

PDF including images of apples in colour. Images range from low skill to high. Can be used as a cover activity, homework or part of a scheme of lessons. All images are not mine and were sourced on FreePik.

Helpful visual aid for Art students to develop their vocabulary. Print ready file. Can be printed as a classroom display poster or a helpful handout.

Worksheet on the artist of Piet Mondrian. This worksheet is ideal for a one off cover activity or can be used as part of a larger scheme of work.

Risk assessment template for KS2 or KS3 DT practical lessons. Resources helps learners assess the hazards and risks when in the workshop and encourages them to come up with control measures to prevent and limit risks. Fully editable.

Single worksheet for a mark-making activity. Includes mark-making techniques exploration, creating form with mark-making and a small observational drawing using mark-making techniques. Success criteria and instructions provided on worksheet. Ideal for an introduction task to observational drawing or the art elements. Can be completed with any medium.

Printable template with blank 3D forms for students to apply value to in any medium to practice creating the illusion of 3D form with value. Ideal for use at the start of any scheme of work introducing new mediums.

Single poster ready to print. Great for display in the Art classroom.

Single poster ready to print. Great for classroom display.

Printable activity ideal for start, middle or end of lesson to quickly assess learning on the topic of colour. Questions are varied covering learning on tints, tones and shades, mark-making techniques, colour mixing and colour schemes. Rows of questions are scaffollded from low to high ability. Point system is in place for student motivation.