Over 40 kaleidoscopic images ready for coloring. Easy to photocopy or print out and ideal for use with students of all ages. It has long been recognised that coloring activities help calm over busy minds. this resource can therefore be used as an effective classroom management tool.

Suitable for all ages, including adults. This resource provides over 30 black and white abstract images. They have been designed to allow color to be added in a variety of ways. Some students might like to develop “realistic” pictures of actual objects or scenes by thinking carefully about which sections to apply color to. Other students might want to use the images as a basis for pattern work, or simply apply color in a random way. Color can be applied using pencil crayon, felt tip or even paint. If using paint make sure that the images are printed onto appropriately robust paper. This resource is ideal for use as an extension activity towards the end of a main project.

This resource provides a range of starting points for discussions relating to bullying. A useful resource for shaping discussions during Life Skills lessons.

This resource provides a range of starting points for discussions relating to careers. A useful resource for shaping discussions during Life Skills lessons.

This resource provides 9 sets of discussion topics - Plans cover Bullying, Careers, Disability, Drugs, The Environment, Finances, Personal Health, Race Relations and Relationships. This download provides a useful resource for shaping discussions during Life Skills lessons.

This fun form time game challenges teams to respond to slides that describe a person or animal in or on a place or object doing something. One person then draws the scene whilst team mates try to guess. This PowerPoint provides rules, descriptive slides and score card. This is a resource that I have produced to use with my classes during the last weeks to give them a well deserved end of term treat. Enjoy the summer!

This bundled resource provides a range of activities associated with Growth Mind-Sets. A questionnaire with answers which encourages students to consider their learning styles, a key word search and a document that leads students through an analytical exercise. These resources can be used to help engage students in discussion about their learning styles.

Children love to draw faces but often become frustrated with their work. Faces are difficult to draw, and difficult to teach. This resource provides a simple step by step guide, leading the Kindergarten and Junior school child through the process one bit at a time. They will learn how to use simple guide lines to get the features in the right place. They will also learn they everyone looks different and that hair color, eye color and skin color varies greatly ..... basically, we are all unique. The slide show is self explanatory, reducing the need for you to do lots of preparation. all that is needed are pencils, pencil crayons, paper ...... and children! This resource has been produced by Mael Matthews, internationally exhibiting artist and Head of Art at one of the UK's leading Grammar schools. The resource has been trialled extensively and very successfully in Primary schools through Summer Art Camps run by Mael. also included is a photographic slideshow faces for inspiration. We hope that you enjoy using this resource with your students. Please don't forget to leave feedback ... we value your views.

Over 40 kaleidoscopic images ready for colouring. Easy to photocopy or print out and ideal for use with students of all ages. It has long been recognised that colouring activities help calm over busy minds. this resource can therefore be used as an effective classroom management tool.