A great introduction for mono-printing for any group! All templates are uploaded in this, along with a powerpoint with examples and steps.

Design a shoe to look like Ambulance or Fire engine. The worksheet gives all instructions and template to use. This activity enables student to start picking out key aspects. It also get them working on changing the shape of an object to suit a theme.

We want this heel to be all about you! – you could include drawings of your favourite foods, places, movies/series, brands, drawings of hobbies/Interests, or add writing! A great worksheet with loads of examples and a printable outline for tracing.

A hybrid means combining different insects together to make a whole new creature. You could combine butterfly wings, with a caterpillar body, with a wasp’s stringer. Great Worksheet with clear examples.

An explanation of the elements of art with learning questions and tasks. The upload includes the worksheet with another explanation worksheet.

A simple and clear fill in the gaps activity on Colour Theory.

A Lovely Worksheet with examples, step by step and clear instructions.

Worksheet to describe a Mark-making task. This is an extension from our Scarpace fish project but it can be used as a simple mark-making task or a cover worksheet. The Worksheet has some examples of mark-making and clear instructions.

A worksheet for helping student recognise facial expressions. We started our portrait topic with this.

A simple colouring task to help student understand cold and warm colours. I would start off this lesson with a explaination Cold/Warm colours and then introduce this task for them to demonstrate, You could take away the colours so they have to ensure they know them.

A Powerpoint with instruction and images on how to make a Sgraffito Insect.

This is a full SOL with all Powerpoints, worksheets, review tasks, extensions, homeworks, some cover options, AO and SOL overview sheet. Students are introduced to the wider world of diversity within Art. They are presented with examples of how Artists explore their own identities, opinions, and social situations through Artwork. Students will analysis the work of Hundertwasser and Grayson Perry to gain understanding in the value of imperfection and self-expression. In this scheme, students are encouraged to discover their own identity, to response to the autobiographical work of Perry. Students then present their discoveries by creating an Auto-biographical Coil Pot, which visually replicates Hundertwasser intentionally imperfect style and speaks to the beauty of diversity.

Brusho and Wax resist activity using animals templates, white crayons and spray bottles! It is so rewarding to see students discover what they can create with some brusho! This Upload includes a worksheet for students to match their colour choices to their personality traits (This is a really lovely touch) and then a step-by-step with images.

Bleach painting is a skill I taught my KS4 groups! This upload has images for students to use to paint from, a step-by-step and examples.

A Powerpoint with instructions and examples/ideas with templates seperate.

A small introduction to Pointillism with examples and several templates with instructions.

Including an Intro into Van Gogh and then a pastel task with examples and step-by-steps to create a starry night scene.

A clear planning sheet with prompts to enable students to think about the work they have done and how this might form a final piece in relation to the theme. This worksheet also provide the opportunity for visual planning.

A Activity I created for Art club but later used it with my classes to build some pastel and Sgraffito skills.

Simple and clear colour and pattern worksheet with instructions.