21 Key word printables, children studying Photography need to know. Can be used as lesson aids or for classroom display. Modern, clear design.

This is a single task with a You tube tutorial I made to demonstate how coffee can be used as an alternative to paint. This is great as a home learning task as it gives students the option to create a piece of art without the need for paints, using something they proably have at home. To video demos the drawing of a shell and tonal detail added with coffee.

This scheme of work is based on 4 workshop style lesson. The workshops are designed to develop skills in the following media… Working with pencil (tone/shade/texture) inspired by Ian Murphy Working with water colour (colour/tone) inspired by Sunga Parc Working with collage/mixed media inspired by Jon Measures Working with cardboard (3D/relief) inspired by Evol I teach this to Y9 in preparation for GCSE.

This is a fun photography based lesson that focuses on the use of leading lines for effective composition. The task sheet includes links to videos explaining the concept of leading lines and gives visual examples and key terms. Students are asked to take a series of photographs using their phone or camera look for leading lines around the home to create interesting compositions. This could be set as homework or for approximately a one hour lesson.

Design your own font task. Can be used as a lesson task, homework task.

A one off lesson to celebrate book illustrators. Students will be introduced the work of famous illustrators including, Eric Carl, Beatrix Potter and Quentin Blake. Task - To design a book mark inspired by famous book illustrations PowerPoint includes images and links to further examples as well as some book mark templates.

Simple worksheet providing a grid to aid the drawing of a mythical creature.