This is a three page resource which helps pupils to begin planning a ceramic pot/candle holder based on Hundertwassers work and paintings on houses. It could easily be amended to plan and make a 3-D pot, teapot, candle holder, plant pot or The first page allows pupils to investigate Hundertwassers various house paintings and has opportunities for pupils to design their own Hundertwasser inspired house. The second page allows pupils to see some Crafts that have been inspired by Hundertwasser which will help with the ideas development. The third page is a development page for pupils to visualise and plan their 3-D designs along with some prompt questions to prompt thinkings on reviewing and modifying their work as they go along.

This is a resource designed for use in conjunction with learning on Henry VIII & the Tudors. It focuses on the story of Holbein painting a portrait of Henry VIII potential fourth wife, painting her prettier than she was and the aftermath of the filtered portrait. Very contemporary when thinking about todays filtering and photoshopping and pupils love the story and its contemporary themes which bring Henry VIII more to life. There is a link to a BBC clip in which actors play out the story in a fun way and these sheets also complement this clip but are not necessary for their use. Includes outline of story, a literacy task, and a story board activity as well as character matching and a differentiated way of putting the story in order. These sheets are useful alongside some other resources in my resources including a blanked out portrait in which pupils can paint over Henry VII & Anne of Cleaves portrait and a Henry VIII art Detective clues sheet looking in depth at his portrait and what the portrait said about Henry VIII. I have separated these sheets as these could be used as a stand alone history or literacy task. This story also works brilliantly as a drama sequence. There are also display banners in publisher available for a ready made wall display alongside captions and a large scale Henry Portrait already transferred to Publisher for easy construction on my other resources.

Excellent resource and all you will need to create a large scale display on your investigation of this portrait of Henry VIII. This has a information sheet, blank clues sheet and answer sheet which you can use in classroom discussion. Clues have been produced large scale which can be useful for a wall display on the topic as well as a publisher document which is ready to print and cut and piece together. This is excellent in conjunction with other resources on my resources on Henry VIII including blanked out portrait in which pupils can have a go at painting the portrait with a painted frame. And some literacy & history worksheets which aid the pupils to tell the story in their won words and create a storyboard/comic strip. Suitable for Key Stage 2 & 3 and some special needs classes.

This is a worksheet surrounding Mrs Pratchetts sweet shop which encourages the pupils to identify descriptive words from the text and from the descriptions design a portrait of Mrs Pratchett in her sweet shop. The resource includes sourced images of a 1920s sweet shop including the original shop that Roald Dahl wrote about in his book BOY. Excellent activity for Roald Dahl Day on 13th September! Publisher document contains a background for display to add the final illustrations onto.

Three worksheets & three activities based on Irish Landscapes. Using artist Paul Henry & Martin Laverty pupils are encouraged to compare & contrast the work and form their own opinions through observations. Excellent one off lesson or sub cover work. Includes, Compare & contrast worksheet. Drawing worksheets. Two internet research frames for guided Internet research. Guided task sheet showing websites to access more information and useful for use in the internet research frame.

Two page resource with worksheet for pupils to display their summer memories in a Instasummer (Instagram) fashion! Pupils can draw their memories along with the important people in their visual stories. Comment section for pupils to share their work in the classroom to receive feedback from three other pupils in class. Excellent first week back introduction activity to introduce a new class together. Also very useful activity discussing social media and positive/negative comments in person or behind a keyboard.

This is a beautifully formatted set of worksheets to aid teaching of North American Indians. Covering Dream Catcher Designing, Tomahawk Patterns, Portraits. Sheets can be enlarges to A3 to enable use of different media such as painting or oil pastel etc. Sheets can be used as extension worksheets or cover worksheets. Suitable for Upper Primary and Lower Secondary as well as Special Needs Setting.

Two well presented blanked out portrait outlines of Henry VIII & Anne of Cleaves suitable for drawing or painting over. Look at the originals and transfer the patterns & textures that the pupils see. This resource can be used alongside other activities & worksheets available on my Resources including an Art detectives activity & worksheet in which pupils look in depth at a Henry VIII portrait and look for clues in the painting. Lovely extension work to an Art project or a History project looking at the Tudors & Henry VIII. Suitable for most Key Stages and abilities.

Part Three Includes four worksheets & a reference page covering topics of popular symbols including • Paintings of people with many hands & arms, what does this symbolise? • Lotus Flowers • Henna patterns & mindful colouring. Four worksheets in total which can be used in A3 format to allow painted work or can be used as sub cover work or in conjunction with the other workbooks to create a full unit of work. Also available to buy in my resources are part one & two. Part One Includes four worksheets & one reference page covering the topics of • Rangoli Patterns, Colour & Lines of Symmetry • Paisley Patterns, history & step by step drawing frame. Four worksheets in total which can be used in A3 format to allow painted work or can be used as sub cover work or in conjunction with the other workbooks to create a full unit of work. Part Two Includes six worksheets with two of those worksheets including a differentiated option. This workbook covers the topics of • Elephants in Indian Art • Ganesha • Symbols & Meanings in Indian art. • Art Detective looking at famous Ganesha paintings for clues & meanings. • Hot & cold colours in art. Six worksheets in total which can be used in A3 format to allow painted work or can be used as sub cover work or in conjunction with the other workbooks to create a full unit of work.

Perfect set of Worksheets to introduce to work of Hundertwasser to students. Informative facts sheets, word bank puzzle, wordsearch and two extended drawing activities. These worksheets are perfectly complemented by the second and third worksheets in my shop.

Series of worksheets exploring the work of artist Hundertwasser. Focusing on the use of symbols in Hundertwassers work and their possble meanings. Worksheets aim to guide students to think about creating a Hundertwasser styled piece of work using their surroundings as inspiration. Five worksheets in total, excellent classroom resource or cover work.

This set of three worksheets are easily photocopied and used in class when teaching colour theory. Secondary Mixng Colour Sheet Magazine Collage frame on Colour wheel Colour wheel painting which can also be used to mix tints & tones.

Two Page worksheet and activity based on Vincent Van Gogh Wheatfield with Crows. Excellent for use after discussion on painting as extension exercise for classroom based work including cover work. This can include a conversation starter around sensitive issues such as loneliness, isolation & suicide and mental illness. Page one includes general information about the painting and uses thinking skills to record the pupils thoughts about the painting. Page two is a simple extended drawing activity. I would normally blow the page up to A3 for use with oil pastels & watercolour paints

A pack containing classroom activity, worksheets, visual story & two large posters put into publisher ready for printing out and display in classroom. Vincent Van Gogh & Paul Gauguin Chairs Who sits in a chair like this? Compare and Contrast the tow artists chairs and are they symbolic of their friendship? Excellent for class discussion as pupils can see and touch the large artworks and really get to feel for detail and look for clues. Activity includes labels which can be printed and used to lay down on the posters as part of a classroom discussion. Visual story details the stormy relationship between the two friends Paul Gauguin & Vincent Van Gogh, this has great potential to bring about excellent classroom discussion surrounding making and keeping friends. Worksheet includes faded versions of chair for pupils to draw over the top to design a chair based on their friends.

Excellent beginning resource and activity to any portraits topic, or as an ice breaker to year eight pupils into art, to encourage them to loosen up and have fun with the art work and to understand that there are no right or wrong answers in art & design. Super for World Art Day activity 15th April, and have also used this in a teacher workshop which was lots of fun! Fun for all ages I have used this lesson with all ages from primary to adults in workshop settings! Pupils are asked to take the role of a model and an artist and to draw a portrait of both with their drawing hand and non drawing hand. Full directions for activity are included as well as a frame fro drawing hand and non drawing hand and a link to Albert Einsteins quote, ‘Creativity is Intelligence having fun!’ Included is two editable banners for display which can be used to explain the activity on display. Also included is a fun colouring page with Albert Einsteins quote.