A3 Printable Poster or Helpsheet designed to support GCSE Art & Design students when annotating coursework. The resource contains questions to guide students when annotating their own work or the work of others (eg. famous artists/designers) Includes three ‘top tips’ when annotating. Includes an indepth list of art vocabulary/keywords to use when annotating You will get: Printable A3 JPEG Printable A3 PDF Print for inside your students sketchbooks or for the wall of your Art classroom!

28 x A3 Posters - Print and build a timeline display of iconic Graphic Design Each A3 poster contains the iconic graphic design, designer name/photo and year it was created. This is perfect for Design & Technology or Art classrooms! You will get: 28 x A3 size posters in JPEG format Editable Adobe Photoshop template to create more of your own

Adobe Photoshop - A3 Keyboard Mat - Print & Laminate for students to use whilst designing on Adobe Photoshop! This resource is great for helping students who are struggling while using Adobe Photoshop. It encourages independence and metacognition in the classroom… Section one contains 7 self-help strategies for a student who is struggling to continue with their Photoshop task. I have been teaching Photoshop to students for years and nine times out of ten, 4,5,6 or 7 is the reason why something isn’t working for them! Section two is a handy tool guide. Sometimes students can’t remember where tools are located and they can use this sections keyboard shortcut to find it. The section also includes helpful setting shortcuts that students will need to use on a regular basis. Section three reminds students how to complete a range of creative image manipulation effects. The effects can be adapted to suit individual designs but are a useful way of reminding students about the type of things they can do using Photoshop. You will get: Printable A3 PDF File Editable Powerpoint template

**Literacy is a key ingredient to teaching that you expect to find in any classroom. The ‘Awesome Adjectives’ display is a bright and colourful resource that can be used in any subject area to support students with high level pieces of writing. ** This giant ‘describing words’ wall is great for students to refer to whenever they have to complete written analysis tasks. After a class discussion about the meanings of some of the describing words, students can start using them regularly in their writing - leading to the use of high level vocabulary. Print each page on A3 paper to create your display!