Perfect worksheet for isolation, working from home, homework or cover work. It can also be used for additional challenge and differentiation for targeted students. The worksheet contains a video link to a short video which demonstrates how to do the shading and explains visual language. Specific skills challenges are given, along with a self-evaluation task linked to these challenges. This will help the teacher to identify when and what learning has taken place. Available as a free PDF and an editable word document. Feedback is very welcome.

Beautifully presented Christmas Quiz - loads of fun categories. Enough categories to last for two or three hours. Perfect for splitting over a couple of days. Answers are all included in the PowerPoint. 12 questions in each category. Fully Editable PowerPoint. Christmas Number Ones Match the Lyric to the Song Name That Christmas Film Christmas Trivia Christmas Traditions (a research challenge) Festive Dingbats Song Intro Challenge (plays recordings of the intro to each song) Twelve Days of Christmas Maths Challenge Includes printable score sheet. Please leave feedback. Thank you.

Huichol Art, with its bright colours and simple designs, is ideally suited to inspire students in KS2 and 3. This worksheet includes a quick literacy task and an evaluation task linked to the specified challenges. Ideal lesson for cover or isolating students. There is approximately 2 to 4 hours work included. The editable version of this worksheet can easily be adapted to suit the teachers purpose. A link to some good examples of Huichol Art is included. You may find it helpful to put some of these examples on to a PowerPoint for students to observe. Please leave feedback. Thanks.

Huichol Art, with its bright colours and simple designs, is ideally suited to inspire students in KS2 and 3. This worksheet includes a quick literacy task and an evaluation task linked to the specified challenges. Ideal lesson for cover or isolating students. There is approximately 2 to 4 hours work included. The editable version of this worksheet can easily be adapted to suit the teachers purpose. A link to some good examples of Huichol Art is included. You may find it helpful to put some of these examples on to a PowerPoint for students to observe. Please leave feedback. Thanks.

Ideal Lockdown Lesson. It can be provided to students as a worksheet or split in to tasks over a number of lessons. Takashi Murakami is a fascinating artist, mixing popular Japanese culture with traditional influences. This worksheet includes a literacy challenge, several tasks and guidance for students on evaluating their progress. There are images to demonstrate expectations, providing scaffolding for different levels of ability. There is approximately two hours work but could easily be extended, or developed in the classroom with a range of materials. Studying Murakami is a good link with Pop Art providing a contemporary example of combining commercial and fine art. Please leave feedback.

Ideal Lockdown Lesson. It can be provided to students as a worksheet or split in to tasks over a number of lessons. Takashi Murakami is a fascinating artist, mixing popular Japanese culture with traditional influences. This worksheet includes a literacy challenge, several tasks and guidance for students on evaluating their progress. There are images to demonstrate expectations, providing scaffolding for different levels of ability. There is approximately two hours work but could easily be extended, or developed in the classroom with a range of materials. Studying Murakami is a good link with Pop Art providing a contemporary example of combining commercial and fine art. Please leave feedback. This is free resource. The editable version is also available for £1.

All the help you will ever need to guide GCSE students in writing for their sketchbooks. Many students can find writing for art extremely challenging. This resource is 18 pages of explanations, exercises, tips and challenges to help students make rapid progress. There are extensive notes accompanying each slide with suggestions for the teacher on how each page might be used. When I have previously used this booklet I did it early in the GCSE course and spaced it out over a term as too much emphasis on writing can inevitably switch kids off. Some of the exercises can be done as homeworks or starter activities. I have produced this booklet as a PowerPoint to provide additional versatility in the way it might be used. For example, teachers may want to use it both as a booklet and presentation, and to add to the presentation examples of work which explain visually the ideas contained with in the booklet. Students work could be added to the presentation so the exercises are better contextualised. Feedback is very welcome.

Perfect for remote learning. Between 3 and 4 lessons work. 3 tasks. Students begin by making observational studies of eyes. This challenge is scaffolded . The next task looks at a different way of drawing, using the style of drawing to express meaning. Finally, students can choose between 2 tasks: either an observational study of Courbet’s self portrait, or to recreate it in photography and using themselves as the model. This worksheet is also available as a free PDF.

Remote Learning resource. Perfect for home learning.

Great remote learning activity/ lock-down lesson. Contains a research activity as well as practical tasks. A good activity to think of about at home. A creative way into learning some graphic design/illustration skills. Possible cross-curricular project with Geography. 5 or 6 lessons of work contained within this worksheet. The editable version of this worksheet is also available. Feedback is very welcome.

One of the big problems teaching remotely is that we, as teachers, don’t know what materials kids have at home. This causes major problems, especially for under privileged kids. This series of lessons gets kids to see objects around them as inspiration for art. If kids can see a toilet roll, a peg, a foil tray or a cardboard box as something to make art from, their homes can be opened to a world of possibilities. Feedback is very welcome.

This worksheet is ideal for normal lessons, cover work, homework or isolating students. It fits into a Day of the Dead Project or can stand alone. The challenges are specific so that the teacher is able to task students with evaluating their work based on specific expectations. Enough work on this sheet to fill up to 3 or 4 hours work time. Plenty of opportunities to extend the tasks and include other materials and scales. The worksheet is either a PDF or Word Document.

This worksheet is ideal for normal lessons, cover work, homework or isolating students. It fits into a Day of the Dead Project or can stand alone. The challenges are specific so that the teacher is able to task students with evaluating their work based on specific expectations. Enough work on this sheet to fill up to 3 or 4 hours work time. Plenty of opportunities to extend the tasks and include other materials and scales. The worksheet is either a PDF or Word Document.

This resource includes 2 worksheets and provides activity for about 3 hours. It requires students to think as they would if they were brainstorming but in images rather than words. It will open up students imaginations to what could be, as well as learning how one idea connects to another, leading to an avalanche of possibilities. Students are challenged to create as many motifs as possible based on a circle. A few examples are provided to get started. The first worksheet can stand alone if necessary. The second worksheet then teaches students how to refine their areas and to imagine them as a repeat pattern. This project is ideal for cover or to supplement a design project. No prior knowledge is expected and no other resources are required. Challenges (key learning objectives) are specified to help students focus on what they should learn by the end of the project. WAGOLLs (What a good one looks like) are included to help students aspire to the highest standard. Best for KS3 although would make a perfect homework for KS4.

This is a stand alone project for home or for school. It is hand drawn PDF with specific tasks: research, study of skills and techniques, developing learning of colour, designing a final piece and constructing the final piece and finally, evaluation. It is possible to complete most of the task on the worksheet. To do this it would be better to print A3. All feedback gratefully received.

This resource is designed to celebrate International Women’s Day. There are two parts to the resource (both editable). A worksheet which can be used at home or in the classroom. To complete all tasks would take about 5 hours. Extension activities are included. The Key Learning Challenges are specified for each task. The worksheet encourages students to understand the design in pots created by Native American Women, inspired by the symbolism of their culture. The project could be extended with the creating of a pot and the transference of designs. The second part of this resource is a Power Point. This enables the teaching in the classroom environment. Images/tasks from the worksheet could then be used in a more simplified fashion by removing unnecessary text. I have included some word documents for photocopying for in class use. These could be included for differentiated lessons. Please watch the video which shows the pages of the PowerPoint and the worksheet in full. Since uploading the video I have added another page to the powerpoint which gives additional scaffolding/support for the final design stage. This resource could save hours of planning time and is editable to suit school policies and expectations. Feedback is always appreciated.

This resource is ideal for cover lessons or working from home. It develops children’s imagination as well as their drawing skills. It also helps them to understand how shadows are created. Graffiti artists are often striving to develop an original style. This worksheet helps students understand that imaginative process a designer would go through. The lesson can easily be extended, developing from a single letter to a word. It can also be developed through the use of colour. Feedback is welcome.