<p><strong>Includes a power point and printable resources</strong></p> <p><strong>This lesson pack explores colour theory and formal elements with a focus on pattern and mark making.</strong></p> <p>The lesson explores different examples of pattern along with colour harmonies and formal elements. Learners are tasked to create 6 pattern designs responding to prompts, along with being tasked to create their own bespoke Converse trainer pattern design, encouraging and supporting learners in building their knowledge of colour harmonies, the formal elements, pattern structures. This lesson is perfect to be used within projects that are exploring the formal elements and colour theory.</p>

<p><strong>Includes a power point and printable resources</strong></p> <p><strong>This lesson pack explores colour theory and formal elements with a focus on pattern and mark making.</strong></p> <p>This lesson explores Aboriginal artwork, looking at different styles of dot painting. The focus of the lesson explores the use of formal elements and symbolism seen within Aboriginal art. Learners are tasked to create a series of pattern designs responding to Aboriginal artwork, using 3 key symbols to tell a story along with a limited colour palette, before creating their own piece of aboriginal artwork. This lesson aims to encourage and support learners in building their knowledge of colour, the formal elements and Aboriginal art. This lesson pack is perfect to be used within projects that are exploring the formal elements,colour theory or multicultural artwork.</p>

<p>**Step by step guide with images on how to create a mono print design. **</p> <p>The handout explains each step, with simple easy to follow instructions and visuals to support understanding. Top tips and space to plan out design ideas are also incorporated, making it the perfect resources to support your mono printing workshop. Suitable for Secondary and FE education.</p>

<p>This handout is perfect to support basic hand embroidery / embellishment workshops. It includes visual examples and information about embroidery and embellishment techniques along with artist examples, a creative task and inspiration reference images.</p>

<p>This teaching aid explores the work of 3 mixed media artists, with bite size information and visual examples. Perfect for supporting learning or creative tasks exploring mixed media art techniques.</p>

<p>This teaching aid explores the work of 3 collage artists, with bite size information and visual examples. Perfect for supporting learning or creative tasks exploring collage techniques.</p>

<p>**Illustrated fabric manipulation step by step guide resource.</p> <p>**X4 Fabric manipulation techniques **</p> <p>Perfect to be used a guide to support learning, this step by step illustrated guide walks you through each step to creating 4 fabric manipulation techniques. Perfect for beginners and those wanting to develop their applied textile skills. Each guide is broken down into easy to follow steps with bite sized information, supported by illustrated visuals.</p>

<p><strong>Designed to support AQA GCSE Art, craft and Design / Fine Art</strong></p> <p>The project formula explores 5 steps to completing a GCSE Art project. Based on the learning outcomes from AQA, the project formula is broken down into 5 sections, Recoding, Exploring, Developing, Refining and Create, each with a checklist to support learners in their projects. A deadline can be added to each section to help support time management as well as including a self directed study log to support out of lesson working/ learning. The tracker also includes sections for formative feedback and AO marking to allow learners to reflect on their progress/ the teacher to share progress feedback with learners in accessible way. The resource also includes AO key that explains each assessable outcome in a simple way to help support learners understanding.</p>