A worksheet where students are able to discuss themselves and set targets for the year. This is perfect for the beginning of term to help you get to know the students. Students are asked things such as: ’ Write three ways that you are going to challenge yourself in art this year ’ ’ How can you improve your confidence in art ’ At the end of the worksheet students create a cartoon of themselves. The publisher file is included if you want to edit/change the wording to suit

This is a growing resource of starter activities/bell ringers to hook students in. I will be adding to this resource throughout the year Themes include: Art history, drawing and art literacy All on a PowerPoint- with instructions when needed Currently 19 activities

**This is one of my most used resources. ** Perfect for: Starter activity Introducing the new art movement Cover lesson Homework Activity for early finishers What is included? Introduction on each art movement Word search of artists names Extension task linked to the art movement Answer Key This is a fun way for students to start learning about Cubism and to engage with some of the artists names.

Two editable worksheets for new classes One is advice on how to make a custom word search and the other is a fact finding activity for kids.

An interactive PowerPoint with instructions that explain how to explore and look around The Courtauld Gallery in London. Students will need to answer questions about paintings in the various rooms. I explain how to use the virtual tour on the second slide where I have embedded an audio file. A made this as a fun art lesson for my Year 7’s and Year 8’s they submitted the completed PowerPoint to me online.

This is a great starter activity, cover lesson activity or homework worksheet. I have included the publisher file so you can customize the worksheet if needed. Designed to be printed A4

This is an extended homework piece that can be give out as a multi-homework. I usually set the homework at the beginning of a half term and collect it at the end of the half term. I have found the a really engaging homework for students and they enjoy being able to chose any building to be inspired by. This resources is fully editable.

A creative task where students are to create a new civilization on a newly found island. There is a drawing task and some problem solving tasks. Get students thinking creatively and also problem solving.

This is one of my most used resources. Perfect for: Starter activity Introducing the new art movement Cover lesson Homework Activity for early finishers What is included? Introduction on each art movement Word search of artists names Extension task linked to the art movement Answer Key This is a fun way for students to start learning about Impressionism and to engage with some of the artists names.

This is a growing resource that I will be adding to. Current Movements Covered: Impressionism Expressionism Street Art Cubism Each worksheet has: A word search Paragraph on the art movement Extension task Answer Sheet This will be a great resource for starter activities, competitions, plenaries, cover lessons or an activity to engage kids at the beginning of a new topic.