A 25 slide presentation that clearly explains to students the importance of meeting the Assessment Objectives. In particular, this resource emphasizes the need to generate original and thorough ideas. Through notes and visuals the slide-show shows how ideas link to all four Assessment Objectives. I have used this resource with my own students with outstanding results. Work has been praised by the moderators for being original, thorough and clearly meeting the requirements for the AQA specification.

For your display needs. This is a MASSIVE bundle. 595 high quality photos of the natural world. Animals, plants, trees, landscapes, landforms and much more. All absolutely COPYRIGHT FREE! Use them for displays, to illustrate your resources, inspire your students, drop into your documents. All photos are provided as jpegs for easy printing, copying and editing. Simply cut and paste! Ideal for the classroom or for use by fellow authors.

11 linked lessons introducing students to a wide range of drawing styles. Ideal as a scheme to deliver to Year 7 students. Clear explanations for the teacher along with materials lists, homework suggestions, thinking skills, artist references and more. Also includes example image of student work.

Celebrate the end of the school year with this engaging collection of 10 art lesson plans. This resource is perfect for art teachers looking to provide meaningful and fun activities that help students reflect on their year, express their creativity, and celebrate their achievements. Each lesson plan is thoughtfully crafted with clear instructions, materials lists, and rubrics to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for both teachers and students. What is Included: Yearbook Collage: Create collages that capture personal highlights and memorable moments from the school year. Self-Portrait Silhouettes: Craft unique silhouettes that represent students personalities and interests. End-of-Year Comic Strips: Illustrate and narrate funny or significant moments from the school year in a comic strip format. Memory Jars: Design and fill jars with small trinkets and written memories to cherish special moments. Summer Dream Boards: Visualize and design boards representing students summer goals and dreams. Class Mural: Collaboratively paint a mural that symbolizes the journey of the class throughout the year. Memory Quilts: Decorate fabric squares with personal memories and stitch them together to form a class quilt. Graduation Caps: Personalize mini graduation caps to reflect future aspirations and achievements. Nature Art: Create art pieces using natural materials collected from the outdoors. Time Capsules: Assemble and decorate time capsules filled with letters and mementos to be opened in the future. Features: Comprehensive Materials Lists: Detailed lists of materials needed for each activity, making preparation easy and straightforward. Step-by-Step Instructions: Clear, easy-to-follow plans that guide you through each lesson from start to finish. Rubrics for Assessment: Simple and effective rubrics to evaluate creativity, effort, and participation. Flexible Timing: Each lesson is designed to fit within a 1 to 1.5-hour time frame, perfect for the busy end-of-year schedule. Reflective and Fun: Activities are designed to be enjoyable while encouraging students to reflect on their personal growth and shared experiences. Why Choose This Resource? These lesson plans are ideal for fostering a positive and creative classroom environment as the school year comes to a close. Students will have the opportunity to express themselves, celebrate their achievements, and look forward to their future in a fun and meaningful way. Perfect for end-of-year art projects, these activities can be easily adapted to fit various classroom settings and time constraints. Get Your Copy Today! Transform the end of your school year with these engaging art activities. Purchase now and give your students an unforgettable and creative conclusion to their school year!

Here is a fully editable A Level Art course structure. It provides structure for a two year course and is appropriate for AQA, OCR, Edexcel specifications. The editable nature of the resource means that it is appropriate for any of the art titles. Used in an outstanding art department that was praised by Ofsted after a “Deep Dive”.

Here is a complete, lesson by lesson art curriculum for Key Stage 3. 154 pages of illustrated lesson plans that lead on from each other. Each lesson plan includes assessment guidance, differentiation, lesson structure, resource list, cross curricular links, homework task, and explanatory note to student. 38 lessons covering drawing, painting, printing, clay work, wire work, collage, mixed media and much more. An ideal “pick up and go” resource to get your students really engaging in the subject. Provided here as a Word document for complete editing freedom so that you can tailor things to the needs of your students.

Suitable for AQA GCSE Art and Design (Art, Craft and Design and Fine Art) Do you want your GCSE Art students to continue developing their artwork over the lengthy summer holiday? If so, this will help. A workbook that leads students through the development of a set of work based on the theme of “Metamorphosis”. The resource provides clear explanation of the Assessment Objectives, before then prompting students to produce artwork and research in a thorough, connected way. I have used this with my students for years, and some often come back from their holiday having produced a whole set of work towards Component 1. It is provided here as a Word document for complete editing freedom so that you can tailor it to your students needs. Print friendly. 35 pages.

Suitable for AQA GCSE Art and Design (Art, Craft and Design and Fine Art) Do you want your GCSE Art students to continue developing their artwork over the lengthy summer holiday? If so, this will help. A workbook that leads students through the development of a set of work based on the theme of "Natural Forms The resource provides clear explanation of the Assessment Objectives, before then prompting students to produce artwork and research in a thorough, connected way. I have used this with my students for years, and some often come back from their holiday having produced a whole set of work towards Component 1. It is provided here as a Word document for complete editing freedom so that you can tailor it to your students needs. Print friendly. 35 pages.

A comprehensive Introductory Project resource. Designed to align perfectly with the AQA and Edexcel specifications, this resource ensures your students start the course with confidence and creativity. Resource Overview: This carefully structured resource provides a complete guide for the first term of A Level Art and Design. It includes lesson suggestions, activities, and a flexible approach to teaching, all aimed at fostering students’ artistic skills and meeting key assessment objectives. Key Features: Step-by-step guidance for introducing the course, including discussions on assessment objectives, course structure, and essential equipment. Baseline Drawing Exercise: An initial activity to assess students’ drawing skills, with a range of challenging objects to choose from. Phased Approach: Four distinct phases covering drawing techniques, media exploration, artist research, and preparation for Component 1. Comprehensive Techniques and Processes: Over 20 drawing and media techniques, including direct observation, continuous line, scumbling, tonal work, acrylic painting, lino printing, and more. Homework Assignments: Structured tasks to reinforce classroom learning, including direct observation drawing and photo shoots. Artist Studies: Weekly introductions to relevant artists, enhancing students’ research skills and contextual understanding. Flexible Planning: Suggestions for adapting the plan based on student progress, ensuring a dynamic and responsive learning environment. Assessment Objective Alignment: Our resource is designed to meet the AQA and Edexcel assessment objectives: AO1: Develop ideas through research and contextual understanding. AO2: Explore and refine techniques and processes. AO3: Record observations and reflect critically. AO4: Present meaningful and personal responses. What’s Included: Lesson structures for the introductory project A checklist of techniques and processes A flexible, phased approach to teaching Homework assignment suggestions Artist research and presentation guides Tips for effective work presentation in sketchbooks or sheets Why Choose This Resource? Created by experienced educators to align with AQA and Edexcel specifications. Engaging and Comprehensive: Covers all essential aspects of the introductory term, ensuring students are well-prepared for the course. Adaptable and Flexible: Can be tailored to fit the needs of your students and teaching style. Equip your students with the skills and confidence they need to excel in A Level Art and Design. Provided as a Word document for full editing freedom.

Would you like an informative handbook for your GCSE art students? Well, here it is! A fully editable 8 page document which outlines the importance of art education, the requirements of the GCSE specification, along with providing information about expectations, assessment, essential equipment and much more. Because it is fully editable (Word doc), you can tailor it to the specific needs of your school. Easy to print and great to hand out on the first day back after the summer break to get the Year 10s in the right frame of mind for producing great artwork. It provides a clear statement about the importance of art education and the expectations of students. Easy to modify to make it suitable for any age range.

Would you like an informative handbook for your Key Stage 3 art students? Well, here it is! A fully editable 11 page document which outlines the importance of art education, along with providing information about expectations, assessment, essential equipment and much more. Because it is fully editable (Word doc), you can tailor it to the specific needs of your school. Easy to print and great to hand out on the first day back after the summer break. It provides a clear statement about the importance of art education and the expectations of students. Easy to modify to make it suitable for any age range.

Do you wand a printable explanation of the AQA GCSE Art assessment objectives for students? If so, here it is. Each AO is followed by a clear, precise explanation of what it means. This is ideal for handing out to students at the start of the course and is appropriate for all AQA Art titles, namely, Art, Craft and Design, Fine Art, Graphics, Textiles, Photography and 3D. It will really help them address the AOs and maximise their potential.

Empower your KS3 students to engage critically with the 2024 USA Elections through this dynamic 6-lesson art scheme of work. “Exploring the 2024 USA Elections Through Art” offers a comprehensive curriculum that fuses artistic expression with civic education, guiding students to explore themes such as democracy, leadership, and the power of individual voices. This resource is designed to spark meaningful conversations about the electoral process while equipping students with a variety of artistic techniques. Each lesson focuses on a different aspect of the elections, utilizing diverse materials and methods, including drawing, collage, political cartoons, and mixed media. Students will find inspiration from notable artists like Shepard Fairey, Norman Rockwell, and Barbara Kruger, and learn to convey powerful messages through their art. What’s Included in this Resource: 6 detailed lesson plans with clear learning objectives, materials lists, and step-by-step instructions. Student Help Sheets for each lesson to guide students in their creative processes. Artist references that inspire and contextualize the artistic techniques explored in each lesson. Assessment rubrics for easy grading and constructive feedback on student work. Extension activities to challenge advanced learners and encourage further exploration. Final mixed media project where students express their personal vision for the future of the USA following the elections. Ideal for: Middle school art teachers looking to integrate current events and social studies into their curriculum. Educators seeking a creative approach to teaching about democracy and civic engagement. Teachers wanting to encourage critical thinking and self-expression through visual arts. This resource not only develops students’ artistic skills but also nurtures their understanding of democracy and the importance of their voices in shaping the future. Inspire your students to express their thoughts and feelings about the elections creatively with this engaging and thought-provoking art scheme! Meta Tags: Key Stage 3 Art Lessons, 2024 USA Elections, Civic Education Through Art, Art and Democracy, Political Art Projects, Visual Arts Curriculum, Political Cartoons, Collage Art Lessons, Art Teacher Resources, Shepard Fairey Art, Norman Rockwell Art, Barbara Kruger Art, Art Lesson Plans, Social Studies Integration, Art Activities for Teens, Mixed Media Art Projects, Engaging Art Curriculum

Looking for fun, fresh, and imaginative art projects that keep your students engaged and excited? Look no further! With this amazing collection of a hundred and one art lesson ideas, you’ll never run out of creative inspiration for your classroom. Whether you are teaching primary or Key Stage 3, these bite-sized, easy-to-implement ideas will add a splash of creativity to your day without the stress of planning from scratch. Perfect for those days when you need a quick, fun activity, these lessons cover everything from Lego sculptures to rainbow drawings and even nature-inspired art. Each idea is designed to be simple, low-prep, and adaptable for different age groups. Your students will love experimenting with unique materials like plaster, recycled objects, and melted crayons, while you will appreciate how fast and flexible these lessons are to set up! Why You will Love It: A hundred and one exciting ideas to spark creativity in your classroom! Quick, low-prep activities for when you’re short on time. Perfect for substitute teachers, art rotations, or creative breaks. Ideal for hands-on learning, encouraging self-expression and imagination. A mix of 2-D and 3_D projects. There is something for everyone! Transform your art lessons and make your classroom a hub of creative exploration with this fantastic, easy-to-use resource. Get it today, and watch your student imaginations soar!

This 4-part Halloween art lesson is designed specifically for young learners, combining the magic of Halloween with hands-on, age-appropriate art activities! Each lesson is packed with step-by-step instructions, historical information, and creative projects that will inspire your students imaginations while building key artistic skills. What is Included: Pumpkin Drawing Learn about the history of carved pumpkins… Create fun, colorful pumpkin faces using construction paper and markers. Spooky Spider Webs Explore the beauty of spider webs through string and paint. Create textured, spooky designs while learning about spiders in Halloween lore. Friendly Ghosts Introduce children to the fun and playful side of Halloween ghosts. Create adorable 3 dimensional ghosts using tissue paper and cotton balls. Halloween Masks Make festive Halloween masks (cats, bats, pumpkins) while learning about Halloween traditions. Students will decorate their masks and participate in a classroom Halloween parade! Why This Resource? Hands-On Learning: Each lesson allows students to create their own Halloween-themed artwork using a variety of materials, developing their fine motor skills and creativity. Child-Friendly History: The lessons include simplified historical information about Halloween traditions to engage young learners. Inclusive of Different Learning Styles: Whether your students love cutting, gluing, painting, or drawing, these activities allow for diverse learning experiences. No-Fuss Preparation: All lessons come with clear materials lists and step-by-step guides, so you can spend more time teaching and less time planning. Complete Rubric for Assessment: Each lesson includes a rubric to assess creativity, effort, neatness, and participation, making it easy to track student progress. Perfect For: Primary school Teachers: Engaging art projects designed to hold the attention of younger learners. Home school Parents: Fun, easy-to-follow Halloween-themed lessons that are suitable for home use. Art Instructors: A fantastic resource to build foundational art skills while embracing the festive Halloween spirit. Resource Features: Detailed Lesson Plans: Each of the 4 lessons is broken down into easy-to-follow steps. Materials List: Simple and affordable materials that are accessible for most classrooms. Historical Information: Fun facts and simplified historical tidbits about Halloween to captivate students. Printable Templates: Ready-to-use templates for Halloween masks and pumpkin designs. Assessment Rubric: A comprehensive rubric for evaluating student artwork based on creativity, effort, and participation. Why You will Love It: This Halloween art lesson plan is perfect for teachers who want to introduce their students to Halloween in a fun, educational way. With engaging art activities, a bit of Halloween history, and easy-to-follow instructions, your students will have a blast creating spooky artwork that celebrates the season!

Are your students struggling to develop their Component 1 Fine Art projects? This GCSE Fine Art Help Sheet is designed to offer clear, practical advice that helps Year 11 students boost their grades, even when they are short on time. This resource provides: Step-by-step guidance on how to review and improve sketchbooks, ensuring that essential elements like artist research, observational drawings, and idea development are covered. Quick tips for enhancing work in a short time, including easy-to-follow suggestions for annotations, experimentation with materials, and refining existing pieces. A 5-day action plan to guide students through effective improvements, keeping them on track and focused on key tasks. Perfect for both teachers and students, this help sheet is an essential tool for those needing a last-minute boost to strengthen underdeveloped portfolios. With clear, concise instructions and a student-friendly design, this guide helps learners make the most of their creative journey while meeting AQA’s assessment objectives. Transform sketchbooks and final pieces with this easy-to-use support document!

Celebrate Christmas 2024 with this set of exciting, fun creative resources. Quizzes, drawing and making all in one big bundle of festive fun. Included in this bundle are: A 40 question Christmas Quiz. Provided as both a PowerPoint and a printable document. Answers included of course! A 10 question Visual Christmas Quiz – Guess the zoomed in festive object! A 25 Christmas “True” or “False” quiz 15 Christmas grid drawing acivities – Cool gridded images for students to transfer onto blank grids. Super simple to print and hand out. Great for classroom displays. A Make a Christmas Cracker printable activity sheet. A series of super snowflakes to colour and / or cut out and display. Everything you need for fun and informative lessons running up to Christmas break.

Get your GCSE Art course up and running ith this bundle. A thorough scheme of work based on Natural Forms, 23 photographic slide-shows of a massive range of natural forms and a step by step guide to developing a sketchbook based on Natural Forms, which can be handed to students.

This comprehensive guide is designed to help A-level art students choose the perfect theme for their AQA Component 1 Personal Investigation. The resource walks students through the process of selecting a theme that is engaging, broad enough for in-depth exploration, personally meaningful, and linked to the AQA assessment objectives (AO1-AO4). It includes: • A step-by-step guide to choosing a theme. • Tips for ensuring the theme is both original and sustainable over a long period. • A detailed checklist table for students to evaluate potential themes. • A vibrant, eye-catching cover to inspire creativity. This guide is perfect for use in class or as a standalone resource for independent study. It encourages students to reflect on their personal interests, skills, and artistic influences to ensure their Personal Investigation is both successful and deeply personal. Whether you are a teacher looking for structured support for your students or a student aiming to organize your ideas, this resource will be a valuable tool. Key Features: • Aligned with AQA assessment objectives • Includes a thorough checklist for theme selection • Inspiring, creative design • Ideal for classroom use or independent study Perfect For: • AQA A-level Art and Design students • Teachers looking for structured guidance materials • Students needing help choosing a strong, engaging theme for their Personal Investigation Download this resource today to empower your students in making informed, thoughtful choices for their A-level art projects. Provided as a Word doc for complete editing freedom.