A weekly resource to plan meetings and record activities. suitable for teachers with a busy schedule.

A resource for teachers who have busy schedules. This resource is handy to have on your desk to remind you of meetings, award achievements and more.

A resource to aid teachers with their busy schedule. Displays on teachers desk to be reminded of meetings, after school and more.

A resource to aid teachers with their busy schedule. Display on desk and be reminded of weekly meetings, after school and more.

fed up of all the marking as a teacher? i have created a form where you provide pupils with class feedback. Once you have filled in the worksheet provide pupils with a copy each. Also works for online learning.

A weekly planner to keep on top of a teachers busy schedule. 3 weekly planners attached

A really fun activity where teachers can learn about their pupils. Teachers could also introduce the colour wheel for this activity. This topic could also lead to creatng a clay hand. An example of final CLAY outcome attached.

This is an excellent resource for busy teachers The implementation of whole class feedback is a valuable approach that not only alleviates the burden on teachers but also ensures that student needs are met effectively. By addressing misconceptions and other concerns as a group, teachers can make a substantial impact on student progress. This method not only streamlines the workload for teachers but also allows them to provide targeted support to students, resulting in improved learning outcomes.

A really fun way to encourage pupils to complete their homework. Pupils are to select the homework they want to complete from the chilli pepper menu, where the tasks are of different challenges. The hotter the spice the harder the homework, the more the reward! Tried and tested and is very successful with KS3 pupils. I have attached a blank template and an example that I created based on Aboriginal art.

An introduction to the Day of the Dead project. A good activity to get to know your pupils. Pupils can use the colour wheel to apply colour to the activity sheet. This project could also lead to a ceramic skull. Example attached.

pupils set targets based on feedback within their sketchbook. Teacher, peer and self- assessment feedback is highlighted and based on this set targets for their new project. This resource ensures all pupils read feedback and act on it in order to improve.

This is an excellent way to support pupils when writing about artists work at KS3 & KS4. Content, form, mood and process are broken down into key words to aid when discussing work. An example is also provided based on the ‘weeping woman’ by Picasso.

A very exciting Art project based on the Austrian artist Hundertwasser. Very creative where students create a final outcome in felt. This project is very unique and enjoyed by students of all ages. 4 pages included in ppt presentation.

An excellent resource which enables pupils to research the famous Mexican artist Frida Kahlo. once research pupils can then colour worksheet in as an activity task. Hand drawn resource.

Easy to follow literacy template for KS3 pupils to assist with writing about artists. Pupils answer the questions in full and describe a piece of work using the elements of Art and express their opinions.

Extremely helpful resource for pupils studying GSCE photography. These resources are a checklist highlighting the different tasks that need to be completed during the course. I have attached Year 10 and Year 11 checklists. Having achieved high A*-A grades with pupils, this resource would suit all teachers teaching photography.

A template for pupils to independently research Vincent van Gogh. Pupils fill in the gaps using chrome books or mobile phones and then paint/colour the images. Hand drawn resource where I have attached what the final outcome could look like.

A great resource to learn all about Giacometti. Included in this pack is a video on how to draw his self portrait. An excellent fun literacy template with example and a task page. This project is also ideal for remote learning.

Factual information on the Aboriginal people of Australia with an example of how to create a drawing, painting or print of your school or where you live, pupils draw symbols from aerial view based on their environment. A video example of how to apply dots and symbols. This has been such a successful project for many pupils over the years. pupils create a press print then apply dots and lines with chalk pens to decorate.

Aboriginal Art project. A brief introduction, templates provided which can be printed off for pupils to copy from. Final piece could be a painting or a ceramic piece. This is a very successful project which pupils enjoy.