This is a question sheet for a school trip to Wrest Park in Bedfordshire. I was thinking this maybe handy for anybody around that part of Bedfordshire or schools who are visiting this beautiful house. It has five pages of questions and prompts to keep the students engaged, looking at different buildings and coats of arms for example. PLEASE leave a review.

Guess the Famous person! This package features two power points that are good for tutor time, media studies or to fill a gap. They are fun and last for about 15 minutes. Make sure you through out clues if they can’t guess them? Answers are included. A quiz showing celebrity eyes. The picture and name of the celebrity follows each eye. A quiz showing celebrity noses. The picture and name of the celebrity follows each nose.

Home Study Art Project - Homework - Or in case of school closures this is a handy project that your students could work on over a period of two weeks amongst other work. This project is based around Shadow. It consists of 10 pages and a range of tasks that look at shadows. Also there is a page on the Artist Kumi Yamashita and the final work is focused on Shadow play and silhouette landscapes. The project is aimed at GCSE students.

This project can be used for Graphic Design or Art and Design. It is a 15 page booklet that covers the research, brainstorming and creation of the students own board game. It is a home study or homework project that can be used while schools are closed or during holidays. There is a substantial amount of work here, at least ten hours work. See another Home Study Project at my shop.

A project looking at Islamic Art the forms and shapes with a number of activities. One of these does include having access to a printer. But this part can be left out and the other sheets can be worked on. It consists of five pages which includes some written research. This is for a home study project.

This is a four step task with photos and instructions to explain the process. It is designed as a commemorative task for students of all levels and can fit into history, general studies, or art lessons. Once students have created their silhouette then they can bee combined to make a collaborative display.

This is a lesson for KS3 looking at Royal Succession. It has two main activities: Putting in to order the those who inherit and then constructing a royal family. This involves colouring and sticking and discussion about families. There’s also a little bit of description about the theory.