A guide to prompt students in giving successful peer feedback. Can be used as a literacy frame and a mat for tables.

IMAGES AND ARTISTS BASED ON THE FOLLOWING: DETAIL OUT OF PLACE MOTION SURROUNDINGS ASSEMBLE ANGLES ARCHITECTURE SHELTER USEFUL FOR INDIVIDUALS OR WHOLE CLASS WHEN MIND MAPPING OR EXPLORING POTENTIAL STARTING POINTS.

A resource to encourage students to review the learning completed in the lesson. Useful in checking for understanding and forward planning,

A selection of 10 artists, male and female who use ceramics in different ways. Includes images and context behind the work. Useful for KS4 upwards.

A lesson on model making to help with the run up to a practical exam. Touches on the purpose and importance of model making and looks at artists who make maquettes of their work.

Planned out lesson with a range of activities to do with mark making. Suitable for year 9 plus. Was planned as a KS4 lesson. Encourages students to practice mark making to create texture and to take this forward into drawing form.

This lesson familiarises students with the equipment they will come across when working with clay. Students are encouraged to make a 3D design based on a previous drawing or template. This lesson encourages students to use the correct specialist language when experimenting with this material in its early stages.

List and images of over 30 Art Movements collected into one PPT. Useful for creating displays or for general lesson planning.

Detailed whole lesson on the importance of composition and how to draw using composition for a variety of different landscapes. Includes structured step by step activities.

This lesson has been planned to cover colour theory for KS3. It has been planned to a high quality and links lesson objectives to learning skills. There is also an analysis slide to encourage students to describe colours.

Whole lesson on relief printing. In particular lino cutting. Guides students through and encourages them to name the equipment needed .

A collection of just under 30 female artists for use in display or during lessons as a research. Artists cover a range of disaplines including sculpture, painting, ceramics, print and photography. Can be very useful in inspiring students who think that artists are just men!

Step by step visual lesson showing students how to build a coiled pot. Includes lots of images of the process, an equipment list and clay keywords list to support.

Lesson on simplification an image down to black and white. Useful for students who are moving onto creating a relief print. Links to the artist Frans Masereel.

Presentation of artists based on food. Includes both contemporary and traditional. Artists names given and other links provided where possible.

A lesson based on drawing in proportion. Includes worksheets for students to practice drawing the face using guidelines.

A detailed PPT of 40 slides based on artists students can research for the Edexcel exam theme: Beginning and or End. Contains artists linked to each of the sub topics: People, Places, Objects, Nature, Imagination. Will support individuals and whole class when needing to link ideas to artists or as inspiration throughout the topic.

Lesson on colour theory, useful for primary and year 7. The lesson includes worksheets which can be printed for colour sums and painting the colour wheel. Includes reference and discussion on contrasting colours.