This resource provides information on colour. The fact sheets cover colour from both a science and art point of view. A useful hand out for art and science students, providing background information.

Are you taking students to an art gallery? If so, this resource might help. It explains to students how to behave in a gallery setting and how to really get the best from the experience. A series of tasks ensure that students fully engage with the artwork and collect valuable information through note taking, photography and sketching that can then be expanded upon once back in the classroom. Ideal for Key Stage 3 and GCSE Art students. The resource is print friendly and can be given to students as a work book to use in the gallery. 17 pages.

This Art lesson plan outlines how to engage students in an exciting practical lesson making wire sculptures that explore balance and movement. A step by step guide to exploring the style of Alexander Calder. All you need is wire, blue tac, card and a camera! Amazing outcomes in just an hour. Links science and art. A great STEAM resource. Suitable for KS2 and 3.

595 high quality photographs of the natural world covering animals, plants, landscapes, water, sea, sea creatures, birds, sky, rivers, plants, fire, snow and much more. Provided as both PDFs and editable PowerPoints so that the pictures can be extracted and used in your own documents. Ideal for Art and Creative Writing lessons and also a wonderful resource for fellow educational authors who need copyright free, high quality images. I have taken all the photographs in this resource and once purchased you are free to use them in any way that you like.

Massive image library. This resource comprises 8 individual slideshows - 595 photographs in total, covering the natural world. Wildlife, landscapes, sky, sea, rivers, plants, fire, sea life, insects, birds, night time, winter, natural patters and much more ...... A great supporting resource for art, creative writing and any other subject where visual referencing is useful. I have taken these photographs over the past 15 years in 15 different countries. They can be copied and inserted into your own documents or printed out for students to respond to.

Everything you need for a complete Middle School Art curriculum. 12 units of work covering the following. Architecture Art using found and recycled objects Color theory Abstraction Conceptual art Drawing styles Figure drawing and sculpture Masks Monochrome drawing Natural forms Portraiture Structures Each unit of work provides a lesson by lesson plan, homework suggestions, materials lists, artist references, health and safety and links to thinking skills. Also included are presentations showing the use of clay, one and two point perspective and drawing faces in proportion. I can be contacted on twitter @maelhmatthews if you would like any more information about this or any other resource in our shop.

Moving from DT Textiles to Art Textiles? This 38 page resource guides GCSE Art Textiles students through a component of work. The theme here is Natural Forms and students are encouraged to collect primary source evidence before using a wide range of textiles related techniques in the development of their work. The support document ensures that students address the four Assessment Objectives and are reflective in the way that they progress their work. Students can either use the resource as a work book, adding information to it, or use it as a guide which they (and the teacher) can expand upon. This is a useful support document for DT textiles teachers who have suddenly found themselves having to deliver Art Textiles because DT textiles has been scrapped! Also a great STEAM resource.

This resource provides a structure for students own self analysis. They can also be used by teachers to provide feedback. One sheet prompts students to consider how effectively they have covered the AOs and what else they need to do before the deadline. Another sheet provides a framework for teacher feedback under the four individual AOs. Provided as a Word document for complete editing freedom.

Give students a Bonfire Night treat with this resource. 30 individual, original firework colouring sheets for students to add colour to. Ideal for use with pencil crayons, felt tip pens or even watercolour paints.

“This resource really helped my students develop thorough artwork”* We hand out the GCSE External Task (Component 2) papers in January. This set of resources provides structure and support for students as they develop their preparatory work. The External Task Support Document guides students through the development of work ensuring that they fully cover all four Assessment Objectives. It is also fully editable so that you can amend it to fully meet the needs of your students. Also included is an art analysis prompt sheet which guides students through detailed analysis of artwork, a work review sheet that encourages students to analyse their own progress and relate it to the AOs, a photocopy friendly history of art information document and student friendly explanations of the Assessment Objectives which really pinpoints what is required to meet the requirements of the AOs..... .... and finally, two slideshows showing what the elusive Grade 9 work looks like. * Comment left by buyer on TPT.

Treat students to a bit of Halloween fun with these 5 activities. Mask designs to color in and cut out, monster coloring sheets, spooky images for inspiration and for coloring, a word-search and a Halloween mental math activity. Have fun!

Treat students to a bit of Halloween fun with these 5 activities. Mask designs to colour in and cut out, monster colouring sheets, spooky images for inspiration and for colouring, a word-search and a Halloween mental maths activity. Have fun!

A 25 slide exploration of the need to develop ideas through careful, considered and informed decision making. The slideshow starts with a series of slides that encourage students to think about how to work from an initial starting point to a final outcome. Slides then move on to the links between idea development and the four Assessment Objectives. It clearly shows that ALL FOUR AOs have links to idea development. The slideshow also includes a full explanation of each AO in student friendly language. This has been written by an experienced Head of department and Senior A level Art moderator. We hope that you find it of use when discussing component development with your students.

Do you find it hard to explain to students what the AQA A level Art Assessment Objectives mean? This printable resource might help. Each objective is clearly and simply explained in language that is accessible to all. If students understand how their work will be assessed they have a better chance of reaching their potential. Provided as a slideshow which can also be easily printed.

Clear, student friendly explanation of what the AQA GCSE Art Assessment Objectives mean. A useful resource for helping students understand the requirements of the course, and therefore hopefully meet the objectives more fully. Written by a Senior Art Examiner. Photocopy friendly.

Get ready for A level Art Component 2 (External Assignment) 2018 with this student support document. It provides a clear structure for students to follow as they begin to develop their exam component. Provided as both PDF and Word document so that it can be fully edited to meet your students' specific needs. Whilst this has been written with the AQA A level Art course in mind, it would be equally suitable for the EdExcel course. 18 pages of print friendly information in total. The resource includes the following information. Contents • Introduction • Student information • Week by week guide • Homework checklist • Support request sheet • The History of Art – Notable Periods, Styles and Artists • Component 2 Final Outcome Checklist • Art Analysis Prompt Sheet • AQA A level grade boundaries from 2017 • Securing Outstanding A level Performance in Art