This is an A3 worksheet that includes analysis questions about Van Gogh's Starry Night. There are boxes for students to write their answers in, so work can completed on the sheet.<br /> I used this for baseline analysis assessment for my year 7 students.

Here are approximately 8 lessons worth of planning on the topic of portraits and identity. This can be used alongside my other resources on portraiture and identity.

Powerpoint on portraiture- guide to placement and proportion of facical features. Worksheets to use alongside to develop drawing skills.<br />

This worksheet contains four photography self portrait tasks based on the theme of altering identity. I have used it with my year 9s as a homework task during our topic on portraits, it is more contemporary and therefore intended to interest them. The tasks are ordered in level of challenge and students can opt for any task. The fourth task is the most challenging.

Interactive PowerPoint that includes tasks for students to complete. <br /> It includes activities where students create visualisation diagrams and a research task absed on V- diagrams.

<p>A bespoke ‘takeaway menu’ personal study homework with tasks set by target levels, including a ‘dessert’ challenge task.<br /> Sheet is editable to suit your needs too</p>

A PowerPoint that includes various activities such as mind mapping and group analysis of Portraits. Students move around the classroom analysing various portraits and then share feedback with class. Mood board creation to link with their own identities and personality. Concept is to consider/understand how identity is shown in varied ways within portraiture. I have included the images of the artists that I used. I've included my art analysis guide to go alongside the analysis task.

Colour theory starter task to recap knowledge of colour theory (Primary,secondary,tertiary). Students shade in the paint ‘splodges using the correct colours’ on the paint palettes. <br /> The first and third slides are differentiated. <br /> <br />

Interactive and animated Powerpoint that details info on The Home Front- including evacuation, rationing, conscritption etc.<br /> Various activities to complete throughout.<br /> Two propaganda poster files included for printing out so students can annotate.

This task sheet gives students the opportunity to explore Hattie Stewart's style of working. It gives them a range of options- graded via number of starts to represent level of challenge. Green star is the most challenging.

This PowerPoint contains activities throughout and includes a note sheet for students to compare the effects of the appeasement on both Britain and Germany.

Introductory PowerPoint that explains Photography terms:<br /> Close-up<br /> Macro<br /> Shutter Speed: Slow and fast shutter<br /> Depth of field<br /> <br /> Each slide includes example images and a definition. <br /> <br /> I used the started worksheet first which was a match up sheet of term and its definition. <br /> Students then moved around the room in pairs with coloured stars- they attempted to guess which type of shot each image (included for printing at end of PPT along with definitions to assist lower ability) was and then explained why they thought this. <br /> Powerpoint has the answers.<br /> Then students created a mind map of terms using their definitons and the small printed images.

Animated PowerPoint that includes lots of information about Auschwitz Birkenau. There are various activities for students to complete that determine comprehension

<p>This task sheet is intended as an introduction to portraiture and is intended to allow students to develop knowledge and understanding alongside developing their own opinion about artists’ work</p>

Interactive PowerPoint designed to deepen knowledge and understanding of the Holocaust with information adn visual prompts. There are activities to check this comprehension on each slide.

An interactive PowerPoint that includes research tasks regarding Storyboards, shot types and terminology.

This resource includes 3 observational drawing tasks that students can complete as part of an assessment.

This publisher document is to be printed as a leaflet for students to work through independently. The tasks are designed ot develop understanding through the design of resources for their peers. it includes analytical tasks and practical photography tasks.

Leveled tasks for critical analysis of emotive photography- using new GCSE numbers 5-8. <br /> Writing Frame provided too.

Students explore the theme of ‘Britishness’ with focus on traditions/rituals, food &amp; drink, places. Students have the opportunity to make cultural, historical, moral, spiritual, links with traditions such as: Bonfire Night, Remembrance Day, and Pancake Day<br /> Links within the lesson overviews to AOs