This single sheet activity requires students to design a poster about the Four C’s. Prior to designing, students should identify the symtoms of food poisoning, list the conditions needed for bacteria to grow and list and explain the four c’s. This is ideal for a cover lesson or as part of a scheme of work on the topic of hygiene/cross-contamination. Graphics used are sourced from Google images.

This is a fully editable power-point slide that can be used to analyse and existing product. In the current example, students are encouraged to analyse a kid’s clock and re-design/modify it to suit a adult target market. This activity can be edited to suit any product and fit into a scheme of work.

Digital file ready to print. Visual aid highlighting steps from the initial research stage up to review and evaluation, to aid students during an Art project. Ideal for classroom display.

Single worksheet activity requires students to design a hygiene poster for the food prep kitchen. Prior to this, students must identify the difference between personal, kitchen and food hygiene rules, as well as write 4 additional rules. ideal resource for a cover lesson or part of a scheme of work on the topic of Hygiene/ Cross-contamination etc.

Printable activity cards for DT on the topic of client needs. Sheet 1 provides two options of clients and their problems. Students are required to identify the client’s needs and write/sketch a design solution. Sheet 2 provides a blank client needs template in which students can make up a client with a problem and provide a solution. Alternatively, this can be used as pair work. Partner A can create the client and their problem and partner B can identify the needs and provide a design solution. R

Worksheet to help learners understand and define the Art Element value, identify and examine monochromatic colour schemes in artwork and analyse and critique its effectiveness to communicate meaning. Suitable for Art students aged 7+. Includes printable PDF worksheet and a fully editable Powerpoint providing guidance on how to use the worksheet which can be shown in lesson to learners.

Worksheet to help learners understand and define the Art Element shape, identify and examine shape in sculptural work and analyse and critique its effectiveness to communicate meaning. Suitable for Art students aged 7+. Includes printable PDF worksheet and a fully editable Powerpoint providing guidance on how to use the worksheet which can be shown in lesson to learners.

Printable activity ideal for start, middle or end of lesson to quickly assess learning on the topic of shape Questions are varied covering learning on geometric and organic shape, positive and negative shape and form. Rows of questions are scaffollded from low to high ability. Point system is in place for student motivation.

4 variations on teacher feedback slips ready for printing. Template one provides a small thumbnail teacher feedback slip with www and ebi headings along with a student response section. Template 2 is a longer portrait slip providing a blank teacher feedback and student response section. Template 3 is similar to template 2, with smiley faces that can be circled by the teacher to indicate if student has met the success criteria for the task. Template 4 is a A5 template, including a section to write learning outcomes and RAG if these have been met or not. Along with a blank teacher comment and student response section. I find these useful for stapling into work that I don’t want to write directly on. These could additionally be printed as stickers to stick onto student work.

Editable template for a Food Prep achievement.

Editable template for a DT achievement.

Editable template for a student Art achievement.

Editable Power-point template for a learning relay race. Aim of the task is to quickly get students to retrieve prior learning on a topic. One student starts by writing all the information they can about a topic. After a set time, they must pass the worksheet to the next student and they must add more information that the previous student did not write down and so on. Can be adapted for any subject and any topic.

Award template for Art. Printable resources that has a space to write student name and what they are getting the award for. As well as a space to sign and date. 2 variations in size provided.

Sample risk assessment for an acrylic based DT project using the laser cutter. Hazards considered include the workshop environment, working with sharp tools during model making, use of the laser cutter and working with glue adhesive.

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.