Report writing, art and design, comment bank, KS3 and KS4, introduction, knowledge, attainment, communication, targets, final. Please note: I've not written any of these comments myself, but just put everything I found on the net together! I hope it's as useful for you as it was for me!

Pop Art Lesson Plan including PowerPoint with YouTube video link and info about 7 famous Pop Artists, and a hand-out for students.

This recource can be used as a starter to introduce a project about Surrealism or can be used as coverwork. It provides information and pictures about surrealism and 13 questions (including facts, analyses, opinion and ideas for own work).

- leave and flower studies - observational drawing skills - shape - line drawing - shade - graduated tones - contrast - media experiments

<p>Art and Design, endorsement Fine Art, Externally Set Assignment theme ‘Change and/or Stability’. I made this power point to talk through the question paper in class. All mentioned artists, designers, cultures and art movements are shown in this slideshow: name, time, topic/movement, pictures illustrating their work and a link to a website with more information. I’ve done the introduction on the theme (all endorsements) and the Fine Art section.</p>

Pearson Edexcel GCE Fine Art, Unit 4 A2, Externally set assignment, Growth and Evolution, examples of starting points, power point presentation

<p>Pearson Edexcel Art and Design, International GCSE Art and Design (9-1), Component 2, Externally Set Assignment, May 2020, theme: <strong>SPIN</strong><br /> I made this slideshow to introduce the theme to my Year 11s. It shows pictures of all mentioned starting points to ‘see’ what they ‘read’. I’ve added synonyms of the suggestions too.<br /> I also added slides that show the mentioned artists: name, country, date, style/movement/discipline and a link to websites with more information about their work and life.</p>

This Power point presentation shows self-portraits of artists throughout history.

Henri Rousseau PowerPoint Presentation as an introduction for a project (naive, primitive, textures, patterns, fantasy landscapes, complementary colours, foreground, middleground, background).

A word list, organised by the formal elements of art, which students can use when writing/discussing art work. Can also be printed on bigger sized paper to be displayed in the classroom.

Where I work, whole school activities like sportdays etc. are organised in 4 house teams. Each team has their own colour and are named after four famous Spanish artists: Fransisco de Goya, Joan Miró, Salvador Dalí and Pablo Picasso. I always start the Year 7s off with a ´house artist project´ where they learn about these four artists. I created this powerpoint presentation providing some interesting information about their famous pieces of work: The Third of May 1808, Harlequins Carnival, The Persistence of Memory and La Guernica.

- lesson plan / PowerPoint document to show to pupils - natural forms - value drawing - observational drawing skills - viewfinder - pattern - abstract - colour - media experiments

A collection of various colour wheels.

Summarizing the descriptions of the AOs in student-language.

PowerPoint presentation including: studies, drawings and paintings by artists, anatomy of hands and surreal drawings of hands.

Pearson Edexcel Level 3 GCE Fine Art, Externally set assignment, Transformation, examples of starting points, power point presentation

<p>Unit 4: A2 Externally Set Assignment Theme introduction, suggestions and possible starting points. A Power Point presentation showing examples of the artists’s work mentioned in the Question Paper.</p>

Working on patterns in class I have created this booklet for a coverlesson when I was out. \nIt informs the students about how geometric patterns are used in Islamic art, has lots of pictures and focusses especially on the Alhambra (palace and fortress in Granada, Spain). With some examples and step-by-step instructions the students learn how to create geometrical designs. \nI have only used this booklet once, so it probably needs reviewing/editing! I printed it in colour, A5, stapled as a booklet.

Externally Assessed Examination Reference Material Artists, designers, craftworkes, cultures, art movements Figurative Landscape Still Life Interior Exterior Cityscapes

Examples of artists's works to support optional starting points.

Introduction to 'Perfection in Nature' project, designed for Year 9. This workbook is created to use as coverwork, so students can work individually on it. Treats body proportions, Vitruvian man, figure drawing, anatomy, golden ratio and Fibonacci briefly.