This gives you a template to Writing a Petition. It’s straight forward and to the point very much like a petition should be. You could use this for Citizenship and General Studies or a range of classes. For example it could be used in a historical context.

This is a blank form that can be used to profile an artist and produce a fact sheet about them, aka research. Students can stick this into their sketchbooks. It gives a structured approach to learning about artists and can be used for a range of years from year 5 to 11. PLEASE leave a review. Thanks as it really helps me know what to upload. Either the student will have access to a laptop or they are given printed hand outs which they use to research the artist.

This is a single sheet activity where you select a range of trailers and then the students answer questions about them. They have to name the film, genre, give 3 examples of Settings, Characters and Events in the film trailer. It is design to make students think about design aspects of film. This is a media studies lesson but could also be used for general lessons. It’s also a fun to watch trailers! PLEASE LEAVE A REVIEW IF YOU DOWNLOAD THIS - THANKS

What might a character wear? On this sheet there are a number of boxes with questions on them asking what a character would wear. It is designed to make the students think about genre specific elements of film and provide evidence for media studies courses.

This is a question sheet for a school trip to Wrest Park in Bedfordshire. I was thinking this maybe handy for anybody around that part of Bedfordshire or schools who are visiting this beautiful house. It has five pages of questions and prompts to keep the students engaged, looking at different buildings and coats of arms for example. PLEASE leave a review.

This is a four step task with photos and instructions to explain the process. It is designed as a commemorative task for students of all levels and can fit into history, general studies, or art lessons. Once students have created their silhouette then they can bee combined to make a collaborative display.

Here are four art homework sheets. Each one has a different observational drawing task and a box of the student to fill. This can be used for a range of ages and courses.