A worksheet pack for the lifecycle of a tomato plant. (Alternative sheets are available for sunflower and bean plants, or as a bundle of all three.) This adaptable resource contains a PDF featuring the following 4 sheets: • ‘Lifecycle of a plant’ worksheet featuring line drawings of each lifecycle stage. Ready for students to annotate themselves or add the key words provided. • Titled ‘Lifecycle of a plant’ blank worksheet. Students can illustrate this themselves, or use the accompanying pictures and key words to complete. • Line drawings of each stage of the plants lifecycle, suitable for ordering and adding to the blank worksheet. 2 sets of drawings per sheet • Key words strip containing a variety of relevant terms to add to the lifecycle or use as reference. 4 sets per sheet. The user can mix and match the elements they require, combining them to produce a unit most suited to their scheme of teaching and class needs. All images are property of TheArtTA

This resource provides a clear, line drawn diagram, of the structure of a flower for students to label and annotate. There is also a sheet featuring key words and their definitions, for students to cut out, sort and add to the worksheet or use for reference. In addition, a teachers answer sheet shows the correct matching of terms and definitions. The resource can be adapted to class needs by choosing the appropriate terms and definitions. All images are the property of TheArtTA

A detailed A4 colouring sheet for Valentines Day. Suitable for use by early finishers or during free time. All images are the property of TheArtTA

This colouring sheet makes an ideal title page when studying the Amazon or an early finishers activity. Features drawings used in the Rainforest layers worksheet. All images are the property of TheArtTA

This resource contains printable worksheets for students to make their own rotating life cycle wheel, featuring the small tortoiseshell butterfly. The activity is included in 3 different formats to enable it to accommodate varying lesson requirements. These are: Life cycle of a butterfly. Fully illustrated wheel and cover for students to colour in. Labels are included to attach and name the various stages. Draw a life cycle. Blank wheel and cover for students to draw and label their own butterfly life cycle. Make a life cycle. Blank wheel, sheet of drawings and labels to attach to the wheel and illustrated cover, to enable students to sort and assemble the stages of the life cycle. Also included is a tip on completing the wheel without the need for split pins All images are hand drawn and the property of TheArtTA.

These activity sheets feature a drawn frog life cycle wheel which can be coloured in and put together by students or used as a teaching aid. Also included are blank copies of the life cycle wheel activity which can be illustrated by students themselves, either for a frog or the life cycle of another creature. The activity is suitable for use within a science lesson or as a separate, topic related, art session.

A poster style, A4, colouring sheet, suitable for Mothers’ Day activities. Hand drawn sheet features the word ‘Mum’ surrounded by stylised flowers. Lots of interesting elements for holding attention.

Amazon Rainforest Habitat/Biome worksheet. This resource features a base sheet with a line drawn illustration showing the different layers within the Amazon rainforest habitat/biome. This can be built on, using the additional sheets provided, by naming layers, sorting their characteristics and adding the appropriate Amazonian animals to each layer. It provides a flexible worksheet that could be used over several sessions as needed. It can also be used within different curriculum areas such as, habitats and biomes, environmental adaptations and evolution, and South America. Various sizes and formats are provided to provide extra choice for group or individual use, personal preference or print budget :) The illustrations can also be coloured in by students. This resource includes: The base worksheet, featuring an illustration of the layers within a cross section of the Amazon rainforest. The division of the four layers is marked on the worksheet. The worksheet is provided in three formats, A3, A4 and A3 with the A4 illustration to one side of the sheet. Sheet showing the names of the rainforest layers and their characteristics, to cut out and stick to the base layer. There are four layers featured, Emergent, Canopy, Understorey and Forest Floor. There are also 19 individual definitions that can be sorted and attached to the correct forest layer. These definitions refer to the plant, animal and climate characteristics of each layer. This sheet is in A3 and A4 sizes. Sheet of line drawn illustrations of rainforest animals. These are specifically animals which would be found in the Amazonian rainforest. The animals can be cut out, sorted and attached to the appropriate layers of the worksheet. All animals are named, from a variety of classification areas, and aim to highlight some of the adaptations which enable them to live in a particular layer of the forest. 24 animals in total. A3 and A4 sheets. Information/answer sheet for teachers. This also provides additional information about the animals, which could be used in classroom discussions when placing animals and discussing their adaptations. All images are the property of TheArtTA.

This resource offers a set of printable PDF documents featuring black and white line drawings of common UK wild plants, providing an ideal activity in your study of native plants. The 6 plants featured are: Foxglove, Bluebell, Stinging Nettle, Primrose, Blackberry, Poppy. The drawings are provided in three different A4 formats, making the resource flexible and adding value in the classroom setting, these are: • sheet featuring all 6 plants for use as an ID sheet • 2 sheets each featuring 3 of the 6 plants with a lined section beneath each - ideal for recording descriptions of the plant, colour etc, measurements or numbers found. • 6 individual sheets each featuring 1 plant - headings, display or colouring sheets • 6 individual sheets each featuring 1 plant - headings, display or colouring sheets • 2 sheets each featuring either 1 or 3 blank picture spaces, with a lined section beneath, for students to draw and record their own plant observations. The use of line drawings mean the sheets can also be used to colour in, recording the students’ observations of the plants, whilst being more printer friendly. All drawings are the property of TheArtTA.

This resource offers a set of printable PDF documents featuring black and white line drawings of UK garden plants, providing an ideal activity in your study of native plants. The 6 plants featured are: Rose, Tomato, Pansy, Sunflower, Strawberry and Daffodil. The drawings are provided in 5 different A4 formats, making the resource flexible and adding value in the classroom setting, these are: • Sheet featuring all 6 plants for use as an ID sheet • 2 sheets each featuring 3 of the 6 plants with a lined section beneath each - ideal for recording descriptions of the plant, colour etc., measurements or numbers found. • 6 sheets each featuring 1 of the 6 plants with a lined section beneath each - ideal for recording descriptions or for creative writing about the plant featured. • 6 individual sheets each featuring 1 plant - headings, display or colouring sheets • 2 sheets each featuring either 1 or 3 blank picture spaces, with a lined section beneath, for students to draw and record their own plant observations. The use of line drawings mean the sheets can also be used to colour in, recording the students’ observations of the plants, whilst being more printer friendly. All drawings are the property of TheArtTA.

This resource offers a set of printable PDF documents featuring black and white line drawings of UK plants which are likely to be easily found on a school playing field, providing an ideal activity in your study of native plants. The 6 plants featured are: Dandelion, Creeping Buttercup, Lawn Daisy, Greater Plantain, Yarrow and White Clover. The drawings are provided in 5 different A4 formats, making the resource flexible and adding value in the classroom setting, these are: • Sheet featuring all 6 plants for use as an ID sheet • 2 sheets each featuring 3 of the 6 plants with a lined section beneath each - ideal for recording descriptions of the plant, colour etc., measurements or numbers found. • 6 sheets each featuring 1 of the 6 plants with a lined section beneath each - ideal for recording descriptions or for creative writing about the plant featured. • 6 individual sheets each featuring 1 plant - headings, display or colouring sheets • 2 sheets each featuring either 1 or 3 blank picture spaces, with a lined section beneath, for students to draw and record their own plant observations. The use of line drawings mean the sheets can also be used to colour in, recording the students’ observations of the plants, whilst being more printer friendly. All drawings are the property of TheArtTA.

This resource offers a set of printable PDF documents featuring black and white line drawings of UK trees. providing an ideal activity in your study of native plants. The 6 plants featured are: Oak, Horse Chestnut, Sycamore, Scots Pine, Larch and Beech The drawings are provided in 5 different A4 formats, making the resource flexible and adding value in the classroom setting, these are: • Sheet featuring all 6 plants for use as an ID sheet • 2 sheets each featuring 3 of the 6 plants with a lined section beneath each - ideal for recording descriptions of the plant, colour etc., measurements or numbers found. • 6 sheets each featuring 1 of the 6 plants with a lined section beneath each - ideal for recording descriptions or for creative writing about the plant featured. • 6 individual sheets each featuring 1 plant - headings, display or colouring sheets • 2 sheets each featuring either 1 or 3 blank picture spaces, with a lined section beneath, for students to draw and record their own plant observations. The use of line drawings mean the sheets can also be used to colour in, recording the students’ observations of the plants, whilst being more printer friendly. All drawings are the property of TheArtTA.

A multipurpose, pumpkin resource sheet to adapt to your autumn study needs. Use as a colouring/ worksheet for students to design their own pumpkin carving patterns, or fill in with collage (e.g. scrunched tissue paper), or paint, in autumn colours. Completed work can be used individually or why not cut out the pumpkins and make an autumnal class display of your pumpkin harvest. Pumpkins aren’t just for Halloween!

This resource provides a deeper look at colour as part of the elements of art. ‘Combining Colour’ consists of a PowerPoint presentation which builds on the basic colour theory and language covered in ‘Colour 1’ to include contrasting/complementary and harmonious colours, tertiary colour wheel, warm and cool colours, and the effect of colour on situation, style and mood in a piece of artwork, accompanied by extensive teachers’ notes and multiple worksheets covering the application of this knowledge. The resource can be delivered as a single or multiple lesson depending on ability and time. The completed worksheets can be added to students sketch books to provide useful reference for future study and evidence of learning. The resource consists of: ‘Combining Colour’ PowerPoint presentation covering colour theory in relation to how colours are used and work together. Includes, recap of knowledge in ‘Colour 1’, moving on to applying this knowledge through contrasting/complementary and harmonious colours, including tertiary colour mixing. Also covering the use of colour to create mood, atmosphere or style for a given situation, including, warm and cool colours. Pdf of teachers notes for each page/item of the presentation. This provides explanation and background information to enable the teacher, even if not an art expert, to understand and deliver the lesson. Also included in this are suggestions for ways in which these activities can fulfil curriculum requirements and objectives. Set of 6 worksheets covering activities for all ages and abilities in the primary age group. • Combining colour – contrasting/complementary and harmonious colours – students use knowledge of contrasting/complementary and harmonious colours to fill in each of the identical patterns on the sheet. 2 sheets featuring different designs to colour. Choose which suits your lesson. Leaves or striped pattern. • Tertiary colour wheel – 12 segment colour wheel for students to complete with their own secondary and tertiary colour mixes. Primary and secondary segments are labelled to aid correct positioning of the mixes. Definitions included. • Harmonious colour combinations – a sheet of 3 bars featuring 3 sections each for students to fill in with their choice of harmonious combinations. An ideal accompaniment to the tertiary colour mixing exercise or as a task on its own. Students are also asked to name their colours by hue to embed colour vocabulary. • Colour in mood/situation – These sheets enable students to apply their colour knowledge to build on a basic tree drawing to create different situations, mood or atmosphere. 2 sheets: 1 featuring four identical tree pictures for students to complete as each of the four seasons. 1 featuring a single A4 tree for students to complete. This could be as a single season as instructed or other situations and moods, such as different weather conditions e.g. sunny, raining, cold, and stormy.

An autumn themed colouring sheet featuring a variety of line drawn leaf shapes decorated with patterns to add interest to the activity. A useful addition to your seasonal classroom resources. An A3 PDF, (can still be printed as A4) so why not enlarge the sheet further and create a group colouring activity? Completed work could form part of an autumn display. Complete with pens, pencils or paint, maybe using a limited palette of appropriate colours, warm reds, oranges and yellows, to really create that autumn feel. Also suitable as an early finisher activity. All images are the property of TheArtTA.

A pair of stocking templates to add interest to your Christmas writing activities and displays, Will you be writing Christmas wish lists or describing the Christmas preparations? The resource consists of 3 PDFs : Blank and lined stocking templates - A4. Students can design their own stockings on the blank template and add their written work to the back on the lined one. (will print double sided if required) String the finished stockings across the class room for a festive display. Lined stocking templates with blank/colour in border - A4 Choose from 3 different border designs, snowflakes, stars and stripes, or let students design their own to highlight their writing. Ideal for mounting on a wall display. Christmas stocking colouring sheet for a bit of festive fun.

Let your students get hands on this Christmas, researching, designing and making their own working, eco-friendly, Christmas cracker. This design/art unit introduces design criteria and the process of product development in a fun, seasonal activity. This is not a colouring activity! This activity allows students to design and build a more eco-friendly, working, Christmas cracker. They will need to engage many skills including, measuring, analysis, construction techniques and annotation. The resource includes: PowerPoint presentation introducing the task. Looking at Design criteria and the steps students need to complete within the design process. It is a guide and starter for class discussion, specifically related to the activity. PDF of PowerPoint slides which can be used as a handout or card set to remind students of the process the activity follows, handy if groups working at different speeds. PDF of teachers notes relating to the PowerPoint slides. These notes are also on the PPT itself. PDF of design worksheets. 3 worksheets, one each for recording, research, design and assessment. PDF of teachers notes relating to the possible arrangement of lessons and objectives. It also contains a materials list and helpful hints and tips on research and cracker construction to aid design troubleshooting in class. I used this activity with a mixed class of Yr3 and 4 students who loved it! They engaged fully with the design process and the chance to make a ‘real’ product.