Mastering the EPQ Report: A Student’s Guide to Structure

Gear up for artistic adventures with 28 car-tastic colouring pages! This jam-packed colouring resource is perfect for young car enthusiasts of all ages, from Key Stage 1 right up to Key Stage 3. Unleash their inner artist with a wide variety of blank car outlines, just waiting to be brought to life with dazzling colours and creative designs. 28 Unique Car Pages: From sleek sports cars to rugged monster trucks, there’s a car for every imagination. Develop Creativity: Spark children’s creativity as they explore colour combinations and design their dream car. Fine Motor Skills Boost: Colouring helps children develop important fine motor skills, essential for future writing and drawing. Fun for All Ages: This colouring is suitable for a broad age range, keeping young minds entertained for hours. KS1, KS2 & KS3 Friendly: A perfect resource for teachers or parents looking for a fun and engaging activity. So grab your crayons, markers, or pencils, and let the colouring adventure begin!

Unleash your creativity with 18 exciting coloring sheets featuring fantastical creatures! From fire-breathing dragons and soaring griffins to mischievous monsters and graceful unicorns, these sheets offer a world of imagination waiting to be brought to life with your favorite colours. So grab your crayons, pencils, or markers, and let the adventure begin!

Empower your A Level (and ambitious GCSE) students to dissect and discuss photographs like never before! I use this with my students and they love it. This comprehensive resource equips students with the tools to analyze photographs with confidence and clarity. Designed specifically for A Level students but adaptable for high-achieving GCSE classes, it provides a step-by-step approach that breaks down complex photographic analysis into manageable stages. Unlock the Power of the Frame: Structured Writing Frames: Guide students through the process of crafting a structured and insightful analysis, encompassing: Description: A detailed breakdown of the photograph’s visual elements (composition, subject, lighting, etc.) Analysis: A deeper exploration of how these elements work together to convey meaning and message. Interpretation: Connecting the photograph to broader themes, contexts, and artistic movements. Evaluation: Assessing the effectiveness of the photograph in achieving its purpose. Conclusion: A final thought-provoking summary that solidifies the analysis. Adaptable to Any Photo: The writing frames are designed to be universally applicable, allowing students to analyze a wide variety of photographs regardless of content or style. Develops Critical Thinking: Students will learn to critically examine photographs, fostering deeper visual literacy and communication skills. Boosts Analytical Writing: The resource strengthens writing skills by providing a clear structure for analytical essays. Perfect for A Level & GCSE: Ideal for both A Level and ambitious GCSE students, helping them excel in photography analysis. Turn budding photographers into astute critics!

Exit Ticket: Understanding Using the Mode Dial on a DSLR Camera (AV, TV, P and M Modes)

Inspired by the graphic ‘Doodle Bomb’ work of Hattie Stewart, this worksheet has clear instructions and some Q&A’s to inspire.

In this worksheet, you will learn how to create a Julian Opie style image in Photoshop by drawing over a photo. Follow the step-by-step instructions carefully to achieve the desired outcome.

This is a short example of a Bell Ringer - I have a larger bundle on offer if you like. Fully editable - it is a word doc.