This resource is my newest digital design for educators and students alike: The PowerPoint Digital Sketchbook. Perfect for learners from Key Stage 3 to Key Stage 5, as well as art teachers seeking to curate digital portfolios of student or personal work, this dynamic tool can help aid the way your art is showcased. Unveil your creations with ease by simply uploading images of traditional paper-based artwork and transform them into the visual narrative of a classic sketchbook. Crafted as a PowerPoint download, each slide is flattened to preserve the essence of its design, ensuring an authentic experience for every user and no accidental page formatting. Embrace tradition with a touch of modernity as the sketchbook boasts a timeless, textured black front and back cover reminiscent of traditional sketchbooks. Inside, users can explore three distinct paper styles: Craft, textured white, and black sugar paper, crafted to replicate the tactile feel of their physical counterparts. Complete with a charming blue ring binder, this sketchbook adds a touch of realism, inviting users to immerse themselves in a new creative process. Implementation Ideas: Use to curate loose copies of student art work Use for GCSE or ‘A Level’ artwork as a digital footprint of paper based activities Use in lessons as an aid to teaching - realistic sketchbook slides to be used with images to recreate artist research pages or to showcase exemplars. Duplicate the pages over and over again with a mix of paper styles Easily add student names to the front cover Use as a digital homework upload space Use all of PowerPoint’s best features to create a digital sketchbook with a realistic feel. Related Resources: Use with my handy sketchbook insert to aid learning and log keywords as well as my easy to use whole class feedback form Thank you for looking at my products. If you like this resource then please leave feedback after you download.

If you’re looking for a quick drawing or tonal exercise, then this download is perfect for a one off lesson or a homework activity. You will receive 6 different ‘Delicious Drinks’ printables, with drawing grid and blank drawing grid area for students to practice the grid method drawing technique. It could also be used within a cover lesson. It is aimed at KS3 but could be used for upper KS2 or KS4 depending on the level of your students. Downloads come as PDF’s and can be printed as A4 or A3 and colour or black and white. You will need paper, pencils and coloured pencils. New grid designs will be added regularly. Compliment with an artist word search starter activity If you like my resources, then please leave some feedback for other users

This download consists of six artist related, printable A4 word searches. Each word search has a black and white copy and an artist illustrated copy, as well as a word bank to help students find all of the available words. Could be used as a lesson starter / do it now task, or as part of a cover lesson. Artists Included: Banksy Frida-Kahlo Henri-Matisse Lichtenstein Picasso Van-Gogh If you’re looking for other stand alone resources, then I also have a Dean Russo drawing activity. If you find my resources useful, then please leave some feedback.

This download is a whole class feedback form, for giving feedback to KS3 students. It is aimed at art teachers but could easily be adapted for other lessons as the feedback areas are quite generic. As an art teacher you often find that students across a class or year group have the same misconceptions or struggle with the same techniques. Rather than giving feedback individually, turn this into a feedback lesson; discuss what students have done well, areas of improvement, common misconceptions and next steps. I also use to like highlighting a few students who had worked well on the form as a further discussion point as to what they did well! Add your own slides of completed work to accompany this. There is also a box for ‘key words’ which can be used as extra revision within the lesson. The Power Point is editable, and once the feedback has been added it could be printed as an A4 or A5 handout to be kept in student sketchbooks. Students can then highlight areas of development that they recognise as being important to them. Your download consists of: A one slide editable Power Point A printable PDF Save yourself hours of time, by switching to whole class feedback. Accompany this feedback slide / handout with my evaluation sentence starter prompt.

This Pop Art Christmas Bauble resource is aimed at KS3 (11-14) art students but it could be used with upper KS2 too! It’s a great activity for group collaboration and to decorate your school Christmas tree as a gift from the art department. As this is a 3D based task to create a triskele bauble, it might also be useful in a DT lesson or as an after school activity. Whilst there aren’t any teaching slides with this worksheet, the task would definitely fill a 50 minute lesson or longer if students designed their own Pop Art patterns. This is a PDF printable download that consists of: 12 different Pop Art themed bauble construction sheets 1 Blank bauble construction sheet so that students can design their own Pop Art themed bauble and 1 Complete set of Instructions Materials required: Thick paper or card Glue Scissors This is based on a lesson I designed in 2020 where I asked students to design and create a Picasso Christmas bauble. The 2D baubles were stuck to green paper and then used to construct a tree wall. I have updated this for 2023 to a 3D version in the themes of Pop Art and Picasso. I also have a Picasso themed version. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/picasso-christmas-bauble-art-based-christmas-activity-picasso-print-or-design-your-own-12937927 And a blank version to design your own theme. Blank Triskele Bauble If you find my resources useful, then please leave me some feedback.

This Christmas bauble resource is aimed at KS3 (11-14) art students but it could be used with upper KS2 too! It’s a great activity for group collaboration and to decorate your school Christmas tree as a gift from the art department. As this is a 3D based task to create a triskele bauble, it might also be useful in a DT lesson or as an after school activity. This is a printable download that consists of: 1 Blank bauble construction sheet so that students can design their own triskele bauble in any theme. 3 x Black and White Patterned Designs to colour in your own bauble 3 x Coloured Patterned Bauble to just print and construct 1 Complete set of Instructions Materials required: Thick paper or card Glue / sellotape Scissors String / Hook This is based on a lesson I designed in 2020 where I asked students to design and create a Picasso Christmas bauble. The 2D baubles were decorated and then stuck to green paper and used to construct a tree wall. I have updated this for 2023 to a 3D version. [I also have a ready made Picasso version of this activity]https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/picasso-christmas-bauble-art-based-activity-12937927) [I also have a Pop Art version of this activity available in my shop:]https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/pop-art-themed-christmas-bauble-activity-for-art-dt-cover-or-club-12944096) If you find my resources useful, then please leave me some feedback.

This Picasso Christmas Bauble resource is aimed at KS3 (11-14) art students but it could be used with upper KS2 too! It’s a great activity for group collaboration and to decorate your school Christmas tree as a gift from the art department. As this is a 3D based task to create a triskele bauble, it might also be useful in a DT lesson or as an after school activity. Whilst there aren’t any teaching slides with this worksheet, the task would definitely fill a 50 minute lesson or longer if students designed their own Picasso patterns. This is a printable PDF download that consists of: 16 different Picasso themed bauble construction sheets 1 Blank bauble construction sheet so that students can design their own Picasso themed bauble and 1 Complete set of Instructions Materials required: Thick paper or card Glue Scissors This is based on a lesson I designed in 2020 where I asked students to design and create a Picasso Christmas bauble. The 2D baubles were stuck to green paper and then used to construct a tree wall. I have updated this for 2023 to a 3D version. [I also have a Pop Art version of this activity available in my shop:]https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/pop-art-themed-christmas-bauble-activity-for-art-dt-cover-or-club-12944096) as well as a blank version to create your own designs in any theme. Blank Triskele Bauble If you find my resources useful, then please leave me some feedback.

This is a printable two-sided art activity sheet focusing on the artist Dean Russo and complementary colors. Students are to explain what a complementary color is, describe Russo’s work, and complete two drawing / colouring activities. Russo style images created using AI. Implementation Ideas: Print double sided on to A4 paper You will need: Drawing pencils Coloured pencils Coloured pens (optional) A4 paper This resource could be used as a complementary drawing task to a Dean Russo lesson. It could also be used as an aid to explore the color wheel and complementary colors Use as part of a cover lesson Use as a homework task. Related Resources: Delicious Drinks Grid Drawing Activity Compliment with a artist word search starter activity Analyse with help from a sketchbook sentence starter prompt If you like this product I would really appreciate a review and if you need to get in touch you can email me at hello@theevelynarose.com

Artveventure: 100 art project prompts and ideas for when you or your students are stuck for creative ideas. Your download includes 100 business sized prompt cards. Simply print on to quality card or laminate for strength and a ‘make-your-own-box’ to keep your cards in. 100 different ideas, using tier two language, to offer direct instruction to students without being too prescriptive. Cards make a great starting point for ideas, discussion and understanding regularly used art terms like create, capture, illustrate etc.

Pablo Picasso KS3 lesson combining the work of Picasso with portraiture. In this lesson students are asked to create an abstract self-portrait in the style of Picasso. Starter activity - Picasso word search (included) Introduction to Picasso Design your own self portrait using typical Picasso features (Picasso features sheets and face templates are available with a Google search) Plenary - Success criteria and three questions. Homework Slide One lesson with homework or two lessons worth of work. 11 Slides

OCR Level 3 Cambridge Technical Art & Design Unit 20 Exploring Digital Photography template. (2012 Series) This powerpoint is an annotated workbook that teachers can use to develop their unit 20 course content or for students to use as a workbook to create their unit 20 coursework. The powerpoint consists of 51 slides taking students through all the key components of what is needed to meet the assessment criteria of this unit. All of the images within the powerpoint are stock images that try to represent the style of image that is required by the student where ever possible. Each section prompts the student to analyse and use their own images to meet course objectives. Use alongside the OCR assessment and grading criteria so that students have a clear idea of how to work towards pass, merit or distinction. This powerpoint is fully editable and I would encourage editing of text and stock images to ensure indivduality of slide layout and theme. Using the ‘designer’ feature within powerpoint will ensure consistancy of theme.

This resource is aimed at KS4-KS5 art students to help them research artwork. Add the stimulus to be researched into the middle of the worksheet to allow students to think about the Who? What? Why? When? Where? about a specific artist or image. This was an art teacher must during my training year and became a really useful tool to help students to expand their analysis and research skills. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Your download consists of a blank annotation sheet as well as a prompt sheet which asks specific questions about the who? what? why? where? etc. The frame is best printed at A3 size to allow students to annotate. Add an image to the centre of the frame and then use the prompts around it to analyse the artwork. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ You might also find my GCSE / A Level / Foundation Level Art & Design Exam Task Planner useful ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ If you find my resources useful, then please leave me some feedback.

This resource is intended to help KS3 students to describe their artwork using full sentences and to support students to evaluate their own or peer work using ‘What Went Well’ and ‘Even Better If’ prompts. It comes as a printable A4 PDF that can be laminated and kept on student tables/desks or stuck in sketchbooks as a handy reference aid. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ I originally designed this resource during my teacher training year as I noticed students not only struggled to write in full sentences when evaluating their own or peer work, but they also struggled to identify areas of improvement. This document worked really well laminated and available on tables when needed. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ If you like this resource you might also like my handy sketchbook insert for recording student targets and key words. It also has a useful colour wheel and a reference to the elements of art. Sketch Book Insert ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ If you find my resources useful, then please leave me some feedback.

This resource is a handy art sketchbook insert to be stuck into the front cover and first page of a new sketchbook. It is designed to help students keep their sketch books tidy and organised. My favourite student sketch book was discontinued and I loved the inside cover page! It allowed students to log assessment dates and targets as well as a handy section for remembering keywords and their definitions. So I decided to design my own, keeping the bits that I found useful as an art teacher. This handy reference reminds students of sketchbook expectations as well as the 7 elements of art and the colour wheel. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Print it on to an A3 sheet and then fold it to fit an A4 sketchbook or print smaller on to A4. Saved as a PDF, it includes crop marks if you want to reduce the size for sticking in. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ If you like this resource, then you might also like my KS3 sentence starter prompt sheet, to help students write in full sentences in their sketch books. Print out, laminate and leave on art room tables. Sentence Starters Prompt Sheet ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ If you find my resources useful, then please leave me some feedback.

This resource is a KS3 ‘Learning Journey in Art’ and is editable in Power Point. It could also be adapted to include KS4 learning. All the text and images can be adapted and replaced. If you’ve ever had to make one of these you will know how time consuming they can be! The basics have been done for you! Tailor it towards your own schools learning progression. Dec 23: I have recently updated this Power Point to make it even easier to adapt. Once downloaded please remember to ungroup all the elements to allow you to make your own changes +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ If you find this resource useful, then please leave me some feedback.

This starter and plenary resource combines some of the starters and plenaries from the Creatures and Characters lesson plans. It includes the artists, Paride Bertolin, Buff Monster and Tim Burton as well as some generic elements of art concepts. It is aimed at KS3 students (11-14) It could also be adapted for use with any art theme where starters and plenaries are required and a time saver is needed. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 19 Slide Powerpoint Includes: Paride Bertolin mini sketch activity Paride Bertolin image analysis activity x 2 Elements of Art - Match the key words to their definition Buff Monster Mini Sketch Activity Buff Monster keyword match activity Analyse a research page activity (Pop Art) Plenary - peer feedback task WWW/EBI Plenary Misconceptions word match Tim Burton mini sketch activity Plenary - Triangle of progression Tim Burton Word fill ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ If you are looking for a full set of ‘Creatures and Characters’ lesson plans, please take a look at this bundle ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ If you find my resources useful, then please leave me some feedback.

This art based resource is an editable Word document aimed at KS3 students (11-14) It is a quick and easy key word starter activity. Simply print, cut and stick in sketchbooks. Students are to match the elements of art keyword with its definition. Can be used as a quick silent starter or revision activity. Printable Word document with 5 copies per sheet. Can be edited. Elements of Art words: Tone, texture, form, line, colour - match the word to its definition If you’re looking for other quick and easy starter activities, take a look at my KS3 artist wordsearch bundle. If you find my resources useful, then please leave me some feedback.

This resource is for a KS4 (14-16) lesson on conceptual art that introduces students to the concept of conceptual art and allows for discussion around this topic. The lesson ends with a research page task. This lesson could also be adapted and used for a KS5 art lesson as part of a larger scheme of work. This lesson was initially created for a Y7 induction day, but has been revamped for KS4 . The lesson is for a 50 minute session but could be expanded over two lessons to spend time on research and creating research pages. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ This Power Point lesson comprises of 13 slides including: What is Conceptual Art? Duchamp - Fountain Dan Flavin - The Diagonal An imbeded YouTube link to a video on school children discussing Dan Flavin and conceptual art Rachel Whiteread - House How do artists come up with concepts Create a research page on Conceptual Art ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Pair this lesson plan with my KS4 Research Frame. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ If you find my resources useful, then please leave me some feedback. Don’t forget to download your free digital teacher bullet journal sample!