This unique set of posters introduces 24 art movements in a creative and visually attractive way, showing examples and a famous artist.

If you’re looking to teach into Frida Kahlo and self-portraits, then this 6 week lesson pack is for you! Pack includes 6 Powerpoints which start with a warm-up activity, provide main teaching and then lead into activities. Unit builds towards self-portraits and covers: Lesson 1: Intro to the life and works of Frida Kahlo Lesson2: Surrealism (was Frida a surrealist?) Lesson 3: Facial features Lesson 4: Proportion Lesson 5: Final piece sketching Lesson 6: Colour mixing Warm-up activities are focused on line, shape and value

A fantastic new PowerPoint introducing and examining the elements of art for KS1 and KS2. This 33 slide PowerPoint explores the 7 elements and shows examples of artists renound for demonstrating them. Towards the end, explore the famous quote from Picasso ‘Every child is an artist’ and discuss if the childen agree. The activity starter promotes the use of the 7 elements as children recreate this important notion. Examples of previous children’s work included as examples.

Want to raise the profile of a BIG artist in a miniature way? Make yourself a miniature art gallery! They are such a unique, space-saving way to highlight an artist and a brilliant way to inspire children to copy their style. Print out the pages from this PPT/ PDF as small as you wish. This pack gets you going with Roy Lichtenstein.

This Mondrian set includes a bundle of printables and an introductory PowerPoint on Piet. Printables include: looping borders for display boards bunting Mondrian Letters bunting Mondrian title png

A Powerpoint to show examples of Zentangle Pumpkins and model how to draw one.

Want to raise the profile of a BIG artist in a miniature way? Make yourself a miniature art gallery! They are such a unique, space-saving way to highlight an artist and a brilliant way to inspire children to copy their style. Print out the pages from this PPT/ PDF as small as you wish. This pack gets you going with Pablo Picasso

Want to raise the profile of a BIG artist in a miniature way? Make yourself a miniature art gallery! They are such a unique, space-saving way to highlight an artist and a brilliant way to inspire children to copy their style. Print out the pages from this PPT/ PDF as small as you wish. This pack gets you going with Kehinde Wiley- a fab artist to study during black History Month.

Download sheets to print and create these lovely baubles. Noel font differs slightly from photo shown. Steps: gather old bauble (or children bring in) print sheets cut Noel labels to size and hole punch left hand side children tear or cut song sheets into small strips glue onto bauble overlaying with pva sprinkle on glitter once dry, tie Noel lable on

This collaborative project uses the famous Henry Ford quote to bring the children together with a lovely art piece. Give each child a square to decorate how they wish. 60 squares available on individually printable pages. Each square has a light border for easy trimming. Place the squares back together in order to view the collaborative piece.

This project has 60 squares to be decorated and then pieced together to reveal one very special quote. I used it for distance learners who submitted them and then I cropped them all. Can be used in classroom and just cut up and stuck together. Some are just plain squares and some have parts of text. Encourage those with text to only use light colours. “You are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think. But the most important thing is, even if we’re apart…I’ll always be with you.”― A.A. Milne,

PowerPoint introducing Aboriginal art appropriate for 4-7s. Does not contain the lesson plan but the PowerPoint brilliantly guides you through the lesson with stunning visuals and then into the activity. Activity: Add dots to the templates of lizards and turtles provided.

Art Warm-up Activity- Print off the sheets of your choice Cut them up into random shapes children stick them onto sheet/ sketchbooks and continue the lines how they choose.

These posters are to give children ways to explore with clay. Can you make the clay…? It is so important that we teach the children how to use clay, giving them time to explore, before we expect a final outcome. Tips: I use a lesson to just the kids explore. First creating the smoothest balls, then seeing how flat they can make it without tearing, then creating the longest and thinest sausages. Finally, introducing this word mat. Encourage them to only use their hands before introducing tools later.

Fun, simple labels for the elements of art!

Get you school using their creative skills to make fancy pumpkins! Download this PowerPoint to inspire them with stunning ideas and then hold your own gallery.

Paint warm colours on the left, cool on the right. green for the grassy hill.