A three page resource focusing on colours and the emotions that are traditionally attached to them. Colour matching activity Every day sayings in colours which match emotions worksheet. Colouring & matching emotions worksheet. Well presented resource, suitable for classroom, homework, sub cover work. Perfect for recovery Curriculum work linking art and colours to emotional intelligence.

Set of worksheets to help aid the exploration of the work of Roy Lichtenstein & his use of onomatopoeia in his art work. Templates of various bubbles, actions lines and onomatopoeia words which will help students identify lines to words and put together to make their own POP art inspired word art. Students are introduced to his work, short comprehension, and design aid tasks which lead to pupils designing a Roy Lichtenstein onomatopoeia words. Colouring page included to explore various words and typography to link the sounds and meanings.

This is a large nine page resource which discusses all things Tiger in a tropical Storm. Includes Emotional Intelligence worksheet looking closely at the painting by Henri Rousseau. Answer sheet to accompany 1 Reference sheet with four hyperlinks to relevant websites and a description of what each includes. Link to short video clip which is excellent to introduce topic to pupils. Drawing details worksheet Two grid drawing frames, two different levels of ability. Excellent resource all you will need to fully investigate the painting and will last two to three weeks work!

This is a set of worksheets which look great on display surrounding the characters Mr & Mrs Twit, it encourages students to identify descriptive words from the text and use these to illustrate a portrait of both characters. A perfect activity for Roald Dahl day on 13th September. The second worksheet allows the students to illustrate Mr Twits beard in its full grizzly dirty glory! Fun enjoyable activity!

Two Page Worksheet based on the Starry night by Vincent Van Gogh. Excellent for use after discussion on painting as extension exercise or for classroom based work including cover work. Page one , includes simple questions regarding the painting and using thinking skills to record pupils thoughts about painting & page two is a simple drawing frame for pupils to practice missing colours to help recreate Vincent Van Gogh’s style. I would normally blow up sheets to A3 for use in oil pastels with the focus on being able to mix the media together and perhaps paint over the top or use collaged pieces of tissue paper.

Three page resource with three worksheets, Enlarge up to A3 and suitable for painting & marker, colouring pencil work. Excellent resource as a introduction to the Primary, Secondary & Tertiary Colours.

This is part of a larger resource available on my resources, this is a frame for discussion on the painting. It breaks the painting down into smaller discussion points. There is an answer page available with the boxes filled in on my other resources and an extension exercise focusing on the emotions in the painting and developing emotional intelligence in the classroom. It is a great exercise for use in class and suitable for many ages!

Indian Art Worksheets This resource is available in three parts and as a bundle THIS IS FOR PART TWO Part Two Includes six worksheets with two of those worksheets including a differentiated option. This workbook covers the topics of • Elephants in Indian Art • Ganesha • Symbols & Meanings in Indian art. • Art Detective looking at famous Ganesha paintings for clues & meanings. • Hot & cold colours in art. Six worksheets in total which can be used in A3 format to allow painted work or can be used as sub cover work or in conjunction with the other workbooks to create a full unit of work. Also available to buy in my resources are Part One Includes four worksheets & one reference page covering the topics of • Rangoli Patterns, Colour & Lines of Symmetry • Paisley Patterns, history & step by step drawing frame. Four worksheets in total which can be used in A3 format to allow painted work or can be used as sub cover work or in conjunction with the other workbooks to create a full unit of work. Part Three Includes four worksheets & a reference page covering topics of popular symbols including • Paintings of people with many hands & arms, what does this symbolise? • Lotus Flowers • Henna patterns & mindful colouring. Four worksheets in total which can be used in A3 format to allow painted work or can be used as sub cover work or in conjunction with the other workbooks to create a full unit of work.

Art worksheets based on the famous LOVE sculpture by Robert Indiana. Worksheets include information page and two worksheets. These sheets encourage students to see the links between colour theory and emotions. Students are encouraged to match emotions to the colours they ultimately use in their artwork, making for very personal outcome. \Sheets are excelent when enlarged to A3 size.

This is a resource that I use to extend pupils learning of famous buildings from around the world. It includes a selection of printable images of famous buildings along with pre made labels to allow pupils to sort and match the pictures with the names of the buildings. The resource includes two worksheets. The first is a matching activity and the second worksheet is a research frame for pupils to go online and research a famous building along with facts. I normally use this as an extension into the work of Hundertwasser and allow the pupils to re-design a famous building using Hundertwassers quirky style. This is also useful as a Geography task as an online research frame for younger pupils.

Two Page worksheet and activity based on Vincent Van Gogh Sunflowers. Excellent for use after discussion on painting as extension exercise for classroom based work including cover work. Page one includes general information about the painting and uses thinking skills to record the pupils thoughts about the painting. Page two is a simple extended drawing activity. I would normally blow the page up to A3 for use with oil pastels & watercolour paints.

Art Detective worksheet and information sheet looking closer at the work of Gustav Klimts portrat of Adle Bloch Bauer. Information sheet highlighting the clues hidden in the painting and what they tell us about ther artist & the model. Compare & contrast sheet to look at and compare two of Gustav Klimts portraits. Worksheet for pupils to complete and extended drawing work of their own ‘woman in gold.’ Excellent activity for use in classroom.

Set of nine worksheets fully ready to use and amend as appropriate these are aimed to help pupils explore the work of famous artists. Including work based around Vincent Van Gogh, self portrait & the effect of hot & cold colours. The Mona Lisa colouring pencil guided study along with question research frame. Pablo Picasso self portrait in the style of Contemporary artist Craig Redman. A study of the Scream by Edvard Munch & Archrimboldo. Excellent as a Portrait Booklet, selection of artists to explore on World Art Day (15th April) sub cover work extension work and or homeworks. Suitable for Key Stage 2 & 3 pupils.

This is a three page resource which guides students to think about various environmental issues and to design a stamp in Hundertwassers style, taking inspiration from Hundertwassers own stamp designs. There is a research page with some inspiration from Hundertwassers own stamps designs and a stamp template which the students can draw straight onto. Also included are a range of Environmental slogans which could be used to spark classroom discussions on Environmental issues as well as use in the creative designs. I have used this many times in school with some fabulous designs from the students.

Series of worksheets exploring the work of artist Hundertwasser. This set of worksheets looks at Hundertwasser work as an architect, and his refurbishment of old factory buildings. Students get the opportunity to redesign a famous building from around the world using Hundertwassers style.

This is a free worksheet which is aimed at stimulating pupils to look closer at the painting to discover some interesting facts about Henry VIII that reveal insights into the man that he was. This forms part of larger resource which is available on my other resources. The full answer sheet complete with answers to the sub headings and a general overview. Excellent for prompting class discussion & individual insights.

An art activity linked to outside Youtube animation readings from two different books. The Crayon Box that talked & The day the Crayons quit. Great as part of recovery curriculum & leads to good classroom display. Templates and links all included.