Worksheet / table for GCSE students to fill out ideas for development of final peice. Questions to promt what it might look like, what materials they will use and clear links to their research into artists and designers.

Phase of lessons based around Collage Portraits. Artist starting point - ofer wolberger 2 tasks and homework

Drawing Lesson inspired by the tropical plants in botanical gardens / palm houses. Students to select an area with a view finder / close up and recored using white pencil on black sugar paper focus on line, tone and markmaking when visually recording. Great lesson for both KS3 and KS4 to add an alternative drawing method to schemes of work. Powerpoint contains lesson objective, image resources, student examples and plenary for lesson. All Images photo credit R Evans (seller)

Full lesson and resources for Jim Dine Drawing from Observation Lesson. Originally taught as an interview lesson (lesson plan included) Link to medal table for self and peer evaluations with olympian references

Worksheet to support student reflection on cardboard relief outcomes. This worksheet was developed for an insect project so does have images on cardboard butterflies on the bottom, however these can be changed for your project.

GCSE 10 Day drawing challenge (developing drawing from observation) 10 different tasks to encourage students to develop their drawing skills ideal for y10 based work to provide students with initial drawings.

Full Lesson and starter activity centered around creating fragmented collages based around Birmingham. Lesson could be adapted to fit to a city or town of your location. Artist Link - Michael Albert.

Work sheet to support critical thinking and analysis in relation to the Green Man. 6 x questions for students to complete could be used as a lesson task or a homework. All images copyright free image credit Maxpixel

Different colour designs to reward and celebrate success in art and design lessons.

Visual Resource for Green Man Art Project.

EAL Spanish, Polish and Portuguese Literacy Mats Colour threat and Tone a range of worksheets to support EAL learners in Art and Design lessons.

Template for the creation of artist analysis venn diagram wither teacher or student can stick two contrasting images in the corners for a comparison exercise. I have used as starter activities.

Template Artist Analysis that is suitable to use for ANY Artist! I tend to print this on A3 for students to hand write their analysis on as a lesson starter or plenary or even a homework task. Gold frame is blank for you to stick or print your own artwork of choice on. photo credit on cover image - pixabay

A drawing challenge for pupils to take on over a one month period. Powerpoint File witch is editable so you can change the boxes and school name. Have listed some of the font names as i did download a few extra ones, but named if you also want to download.

Worksheet for GCSE and KS3 students to create effective artist annotations. boxes with prompt questions to encourage students to critically analyse the artwork. could be stuck straight into work books or written up and presented in students own style.

Classroom resources for project focusing on decorative backgrounds.

Powerpoint with each formal element of art on each slide. can be used for definitions in lessons or classroom display. Perviously i have hole punched this and hung across the classroom like bunting.

6 x gridded drawings worksheets - Subject matter MATCHBOXES 3x colour 3x black and white Student example attached All images taken by Seller / Author

Started for students to develop drawing skills, Students to show understanding of a range of TONE and MARKMAKING on the sheet before beginning or developing tonal drawings. Worksheet designed to be cut into three all elements of recourse created by Author

9 double sided resource sheets for world culture great for supporting the production of work or as classroom display. both visual and written information about each movement and keywords. INCLUDED African Aboriginal Cave Art Japanese Art Deco Islamic Religious Art Da Vinci William Morris