A more indepth lesson for teaching student about Colour Theory, including Primary, Secondary, Tertiary, Warm, Cool, Complimentary and Analogous Colours. Students have the oppitunity to complete a Colour Wheel showing Primary, Secondary and Tertiary colours and their placement. This can be completed in watercolour or poster paints to allow students to learn to mix all colours using just the 3 primary ones. This Powerpoint includes a Do now task, main task, and a plenary focusing on self-assessment and understanding the success criteria for Colour Theory and material application. A Powerpoint and PDF version are available once purchased, so it can be changed to fit your needs. (Font styles in Powerpoint version may differ due to changing software and applicable fonts - e.g Windows, IOS/Macbook etc) Worksheets and Powerpoint are available to purchase separately. Miss K Jenkins :) All resources have been designed, created and/or constructed by myself, all used in my own teaching currently and in the past.

A useful and simple lesson for teaching students how to create varying tones using coloured pencil, as well as how to blend colours together and mark-making. This resource would be most suitable for Key Stage 3 when teaching coloured pencil fundamentals early on, as well as allowing Key Stage 4 or 5 students to practice and recall how to use them effectively/successfully. It may also be suitable for Primary students if applicable. 2 worksheets are available, one with and one without the decorative border/background. This Powerpoint includes a Do now task, main task, and a plenary focusing on self-assessment and understanding the success criteria for coloured pencil application. A Powerpoint and PDF version are available once purchased, so it can be changed to fit your needs. (Font styles in Powerpoint version may differ due to changing software and applicable fonts - e.g Windows, IOS/Macbook etc) Worksheets and Powerpoint are available to purchase separately. Miss K Jenkins :) All resources have been designed, created and/or constructed by myself, all used in my own teaching currently and in the past.

A simple yet effective lesson for teaching student about the basics of Colour Theory, focusing and just Primary, Secondary, Warm and Cool Colours. Students have the oppitunity to create a colour wheel showing the Primary and Secondary colours, as well as what warm and cool colours are. This lesson can be completed in watercolour, coloured pencils, or any other materials you would like. This resource has been designed for Key Stage 3 students. Differentiated worksheets are provided to allow challenge and support for all students. The Powerpoint includes a Do now task, main task, and a plenary focusing on self-assessment and understanding the success criteria for Colour theory. A Powerpoint and PDF version of the lesson are available once purchased, so it can be changed to fit your needs. (Font styles in Powerpoint version may differ due to changing software and applicable fonts - e.g Windows, IOS/Macbook etc) Worksheets and Powerpoint are available to purchase separately. Miss K Jenkins :) All resources have been designed, created and/or constructed by myself, all used in my own teaching currently and in the past.

A big bundle containing a selection of resources applicable for teaching Pop Art, including lessons and Powerpoint, schemes of work and varying worksheets. With plenty to choose from, this bundle is a great collection of resources for different context and uses. All these resources are also available to purchase individually. Powerpoint and PDF versions of the lesson resources are available once purchased, so it can be changed to fit your needs. Note: The embedded video’s will not work in the PDF version (Font styles in Powerpoint version may differ due to changing software and applicable fonts - e.g Windows, IOS/Macbook etc) Miss K Jenkins :) All resources have been designed, created and/or constructed by myself, all used in my own teaching currently and in the past.

A super bundle containing 7 full project booklets exploring a variety of themes and artist. These booklets allows students to explore the work of various artists through a series of different art activities. Including colouring, line drawing, wordsearches, design and research tasks. Students will learn about different art styles, and practice applying these to a range of activities while exploring line, tone, mark-making, shape, colour, and composition. Useful to print individually for cover lessons or for general lesson time. These could also be used as PowerPoint presentations for teaching the topics. This worksheet would be most suitable for Key Stage 3. Miss K Jenkins :) All resources have been designed, created and/or constructed by myself, all used in my own teaching currently and in the past.