This resource helps students to annotate their own artworks, and how to annotate an artists work. This can be used with KS2, KS3 and 4.

This GCSE art checklist can be used throughtout the whole GCSE, for projects themes etc. It is a great way for students to keep a check of what they have done and what they need to do to improve their work.

This handbook guides students through year 10 and 11 of the GCSE art course. It includes information on; Page 2: Introduction Page 3: Course info & course projects & teacher feedback Page 4: Assessment & changes to assessment Page 5: Assessment explained Page 6: Assessment explained continued Page 7: Advice Page 8 : Annotating your own work & work of artists Page 9 : Annotating your own work & work of artists continued Introduction

A Checklist for students to refer to during their GCSE art exam prep studios and 10hr exam

Lesson Objectives: To identify what is pattern in art and apply it to our work using repeat pattern.

This powerpoint helps students to annotate their own artworks as well as artists work. It also includes word banks to help students with artistic description words.

This resource is packed with GCSE assessment objectives and weightings, themes, art skills and techniques to use in your GCSE sketchbook/ projects

Objective: To understand shape by investigating the facial features on a human and recreating them using sugar paper card and glue. Students will be able to create simple facial features using coloured card and recognize simple shapes. Students will be able to describe the shapes in the art work displayed, and apply their knowledge to their work, create a face using coloured card highlighting all the key facial features features. Students will be able to describe the shape artwork displayed using key words, make decisions about how you use shape effectively when creating your shaped face. Create a realistic face thinking about proportion and backgrounds

This PowerPoint includes the 9 elements of art. Each element has a starter task, main, plenary and a homework task.

Colour meanings classroom display.

This sheet helps students to use descriptive words to critique artwork. This resource is helpful for Lower school and GCSE/IB/Alevel art.

This assessment sheet is great for GCSE art as it breaks down each assessment objective so that you can assess the students strengths and weaknesses in each area A01, A02 etc. It also gives the students a chance to self assess themselves at the end of a project with a self evaluation.

Examples of artist research pages and a slide on what to include in your artist research