Introduce your students to symmetry with this extensive presentation of real life examples of symmetry. The high quality photographs cover both natural and man made examples of symmetry. Encourage your students to decide where the line and / or axis of symmetry is. This resource also offers the opportunity to discuss how symmetry in the real world is not always perfect .... the human face is a prime example of this. Over 30 slides to brighten up your maths lesson. Also perfectly suited to art lessons.

Engage students in the Rio Olympics with this collection of Olympic themed coloring sheets. Easy to print.

Information sheets covering colour theory. A printable resource providing colour wheel, colour images, definitions of colour related terms and a blank colour wheel for students to work with. Accessible information for both student and teacher.

Updated for 2017-18. Suitable for the NEW AQA and EdExcel GCSE Art specifications. A Scheme of work and resources. "Natural Forms" provides a thorough, cross referenced scheme of work, 2 slideshows of supporting images and a step by step guide to developing a thorough sketchbook, ensuring that the Assessment Objectives are clearly met. If you have found this resource useful, why not check out our other resources ...... there are over 600 other Art education resources in the shop. You can visit by clicking here Why not follow us by clicking here for regular education news. Please don't forget to leave a comment. We value your views.

This resource provides over 30 black and white abstract images. They have been designed to allow colour to be added in a variety of ways. Some students might like to develop “realistic” pictures of actual objects or scenes by thinking carefully about which sections to apply colour to. Other students might want to use the images as a basis for pattern work, or simply apply colour in a random way. Colour can be applied using pencil crayon, felt tip or even paint. If using paint make sure that the images are printed onto appropriately robust paper. This resource is ideal for use as an extension activity towards the end of a main project.

A mind map of cross curricular links in Art. A useful resource when explaining the validity of Art to students, staff and parents. This black and white version is photocopiable.

This resource comprises a slide show of images of hands, offering inspiration for Art students of all ages. This resource can be used in conjunction with other Art resources by Mael Matthews on TES

This resource comprises a slide show of images of fish, offering inspiration for Art students of all ages. This resource can be used in conjunction with other Art resources by Mael Matthews on TES

Are you holding on for the end of term? Are you looking for a printable activity to keep your French class happy during the last week of term? This French Easter word search might help. A simple, clear, photocopiable resource. Also included is an Easter themed colouring book. Happy Easter

This resource provides an online bank of images of plants. Download the file and simply click on the link to access over 200 high quality images of plants. Once you have the link, you will be able to access the resource from any computer, anywhere. Flowers, trees, fungi, lichen, leaves, grasses and more..... and this is a resource that will continue to grow. New images will be added on a monthly basis and will be instantly available to you. An ideal support resource for numerous subject areas.

This resource provides a range of superhero templates that children can use to design their own superhero character. They can add colour to develop their own super suit and then they can think about the super powers that their character will have. You could encourage children to develop super powers linked to study skills, for instance, super memory or super writing ability …. Or you could use it as a lead into creative writing, with their superhero saving the day in an adventure. Male and female character templates are provided. This resource could help make cross curricular links – study skills, art, creative writing. Please leave feedback. We really value your views. Many thanks.

This is the antidote to the SATs. Questions for children to answer in the way that they want to answer them. They cannot be wrong because all the questions ask for their own opinions. This is an opportunity to focus on the individual child, reminding them that their thoughts and views count and that we are truly interested in them. Questions ask them about their favourite things, their activities and their views on school and life in general. ..... and what is even better - there is no marking needed. Simply read their answers and have a chat about them. Even if you don't fancy using this resource, let's not forget that school and education can be fun, can be stress free and is about nurturing unique individuals, not mass producing little learning robots.