These ppts were created for the RE topic of Judaism. The seder plate has instructions on how to make your own seder plates and these make a lovely display when finished.The other ppts give info on key festivals in the Jewish calendar and can be used to create your own activities.

KS2 - An amazing unit of work which includes lesson plans, teaching presentations, worksheets and image resources included. We linked this to our space topic and used wax resist technique to create some stunningly beautiful and imaginative imaginary worlds. look out for the final lesson 6 separately for free.

LO: To make a Stone Age necklace. Using white air-drying clay is the most time saving material although you could use any and paint it. This really tests those fine motor skills without them realising it! I also added an extension to this lesson which links to literacy 'explanation texts'. Children recorded on differentiated sheets; how they made their Stone Age necklaces. I have included these with the lesson for you to download if you wish. Enjoy!

Y6 but would suit any primary age. Learning Objectives:To create a profile of Charles Rennie Mackintosh and his work; To produce stained glass window art in the style of Charles Mackintosh; To create a Charles Mackintosh embroidery design; To sew an embroidery design in the style of Charles Mackintosh. This covers artists, designers, architects from the curriculum. A really enjoyable unit of work that students found enjoyable and relaxing!

I taught this unit of work with Year 5s but would be suitable for Y6 as well. The children found this topic really interesting and using art and DT to create work for the topic highly engaged them. Many skills are taught: collage, foil sculpting, mod-roc and pastel work are covered. Enjoy

<p>THIS ART AND DT UNIT OF WORK WAS TAUGHT TO YEAR 3 BUT COULD BE USED FOR ANY PRIMARY AGE. Lesson plans and presentations which will lead you through every step are included. Learn about the history of the Terracotta warriors, drawing the human form proportionately, design your own warrior and create him out of clay! Lot’s of art and DT skills covered here.</p>

Find out how to create a rural landscape using a weaving technique and introduce new art vocabulary with the help of David Hockney's work. The tree weaves are simply stunning when finished and make a beautiful display in school. The ideas are from various websites however I have turned them into 5, one hour, lessons with objectives and links to the curriculum.

5 FRUIT ART LESSONS BASED UPON ARTIST Guiseppe Arcimboldo. LESSON PLANS, WORKSHEETS, TEACHING POWERPOINTS ALL INCLUDED. AIMED AT LOWER KS2 WITH CROSS CURRICULAR LINK TO HEALTHY EATING AS WELL AS ARTIST STUDY. SKILLS COVERED: DESIGN, DRAWING, COLLAGE AND EVALUATING. GREAT FUN AND EASILY ADAPTABLE TO INCORPORTATE A REAL FRUIT FACE COMPOSITION.

Many Ideas from Carney Art site. Any primary age I used it in Y5. Learning Objective: To use imaginative skills with observational drawing skills. Really challenges children to use other senses to draw with imaginative results.

KS2/DT lesson plan and Teaching presentation linked to topic on 'space'. Children design and sew an 'outer space' scene using felt. This activity can take several sessions but the results were brilliant. You can adjust the lesson to different levels of ability and skill in stitching to suit your own needs.

KS2 - I taught this collection of observational drawing skills to Y5 but would be suitable for any primary school age. Learning Objective: To develop observational drawing skills. This really tests children but the outcomes are interesting and very funny at times!

A comprehensive unit of work based on the Rainforest and applying drawing techniques. 6, one hour lessons with all resources included. Learning objectives are: To learn facts about some of the Amazon Rainforest animals; To draw a rainforest animal using scale and proportion;To paint my rainforest animal accurately; To create different tones and shades using a variety of mark making; To draw an Amazon Rainforest flower using shade and tone; To complete a picture using line and tone. Children loved doing this unit and were amazed at how accurate their drawings were when using the techniques taught. Please leave feedback, I'd love to know how your pupils get on!

LO: To draw and label Stone Age weapons and tools. In this lesson children learn why this period is called the Stone Age along with how and what weapons were used.

LO: To learn about and create Stone Age pictographs. I taught this set of lessons to Year 3 but would be suitable for Y4 as well. This lesson is a great way for children to understand how difficult it was to communicate and share stories without a written language. A really fun lesson!

LO: To make a Stone Age weapon or tool. In this lesson, children apply what they've learnt previously by making a weapon or tool of their choice using only cardboard and string. This is a challenging but engaging lesson. It was a real pleasure to watch the children try and persevere to join elements without modern day glue and sticky tape!!!

SUITABLE FOR ANY PRIMARY AGE.. Learning Objective:To create an observational drawing using a viewfinder and colour. This lesson follows on from previous lesson on tone, using same painting but focusing on a different part of it and using colour.

Learn about petroglyphs and create your own using clay. Second lesson of this hands on project. My Year 3 children really enjoyed this lesson!

KS2 -Plan and teaching ppt. Learning Objective:To understand where to add light and dark tones to a drawing. This lesson is really useful for children to point and identify which work is the most successful in applying and using tone NOT which drawing is the most realistic outline drawing!

KS2 drawing skills. Learning Objective: To create a line drawing using my name. I found this art on the internet somewhere and liked the idea that children could combine their name with line to make the art personal.

KS2 - This was taught to Y5 but suitable for any primary age. Learning Objective: To produce an observational drawing using tone and a viewfinder. I used a painting called 'Island Surf' but you could use any painting that links to your topic or just inspires you! I have used this lesson many times and the children absolutely love it!

Two powerpoints and an IWB to use for the unit of Creation in RE