<p>A fantastic hand drawn resource designed by a teacher at the Times school of the Decade- South East 2020. Perfect to be used as a lesson or in conjunction with the students making a 2D POP ART shoe design which is a common outcome. This is a perfect extension with a twist. I had my whole class make them and they looked epic as a display. Not just any old worksheet. Perfect for KS2 and KS3. Could be used for a homework or cover lesson too.</p>

<p>A fun and engaging 3D Donut (doghnut, depending on where you live) Project, ALL IN ONE RESOURCE. Ideal for KS3/4 (can be adapted for KS2). Ideal for in class and remote learning. The resource includes links to video demos, real student exemplars, success criteria and learning objectives, Related artists ( Wayne Thiebaud, Peter Anton, Sarah E. Wain, Jae Yong Kim. + videos and research, references to sources, differentiation for weaker students and/ or lack of resources at home and has been used succesfully in class or at home as a guided discovery remote learning resource pack. Really easy to use and adapt. Currently as a 6 week project, can easily be extended to 12 weeks if short lessons and with little ones. Enjoy, I hope it makes your life easier! It did mine! The outcomes were amazing and the kids loved it. Pop Art vibes with a sparky difference.</p>

<p>A fun and engaging 6+ week 3D Buildings / Architecture project. ALL IN ONE RESOURCE: including video demo links, current student sketchbook exemplar work and 3D outcome photos. Includes learning questions, links to artists (Stephen Wiltshire, Rowan Leckie, Urban Sketchers, Ian Murphy, Ana Serrano keywords and an evaluation. Mixed media, ballpoint, collage.Perfect for KS3/4. From sketchbook to final piece! Has been created to work in class or remotely as a home learning project ( this was its original use during lockdown!) Considerations have been made to scaffold and support weaker students and limited resources at home. Could be adapted easily for KS2.</p>

<p>Martin Creed Paper Ball drawing task for interview art teacher KS3 or 4 (1 lesson) This lesson was used successfully at interview. An original and impactful lesson with a strong outcome. Let the students screw up and position their paper ball, even better if under a lamp. They love it. Just enough fun but in a controlled manner. Then a quick and dynamic mixed media drawing. SLT loved it.</p>

<p>Klimt Selfie! A fun, funky and refreshing look at Gustav Klimt, self portrait and zentangle. Embedded colour theory and the formal elementsAll in one resource. Perfect for home learning or in school. Includes current student exemplars, teacher exemplar material links to demos, learning questions, step by steps, keywords and an evaluation. From sketchbook to final outcome. KS3 but could be adapted to KS2 and 4 very easily. designed for remote learning as a guided discovery and has been used in class. includes 2 homework projects. An excellent all in one resource.</p>

<p>An exciting homework block/home learning handout for a 6 week “artist in a box / room” 3D project. Can form the basis for an in class resource perfectly too.</p> <p>A bundle of student exemplar photographs are included.</p> <p>Perfect for KS3 11-14</p>

<p>Fantastic well structured lesson slides and demo video. Can be used as a remote learning resource or in class. Perfect for KS3 but could be used just as well for KS2 and KS4. Artists: Steven Mikel and Giulia Bernardelli</p>

<p>A stylish and easy to use, well structured Artist Research Compare and Contrast worksheet.Designed by a teacher at the Times School of the Decade- South East 2020. Fantastic for improving GCSE annotations. Makes a fantastic KS2 or KS3 lesson task or homework task. Looks brilliant stuck into the students sketchbooks and hand written. Form, content, process, mood.</p>