Here are 2 tried and tested worksheets on the theme of African masks. Worksheet 1 allows pupils to design their own African mask. It includes some different examples of African masks, a template and some information on the masks themselves. Worksheet 2 looks at Picasso’s African period and includes a template to recreate “Head of Woman” 1907. Great for KS3, especially for extension tasks or as a cover lesson.

Worksheet for the popular topic of Aboriginal Art, specifically looks at the story of “The Rainbow Serpent”. Includes a drawing task exploring the use of colour. Suitable for KS3, particularly good if work for a cover lesson is needed.

A tried and tested set of 2 worksheets on Keith Haring, great for KS3 art and remote learning. Worksheet 1 - Design a phone case in the style of Keith Haring, complete with student examples in colour and black & white. Worksheet 2 - Artist research on Keith Haring complete with information to read and questions to answer.

Aimed at KS3, great for a series of 3-4 lessons or for cover. Includes: 2 worksheets on designing beetles with patterns and collage 1 worksheet on comparing two artists who work with beetles as a theme 1 worksheet getting students to practice their drawing skills by drawing one half of a beetle from a photograph.

An information sheet, a worksheet and a stencil template looking at Banksy’s “Girl With Balloon”. Great for KS3 and cover lessons.

Tried and tested on KS3. 88 lesson starters or ‘do now’ tasks to get the class warmed up for the lesson. Features a range of topics and artists, aswell as key words/literacy links.

A lesson introducing students to the use of collage as an art tool. Looks at collage by artists Laura Redburn and Hannah Hoch. Includes a starter task, main task and homework. Will need materials prepared beforehand by teacher. Suitable for year 8 and year 9, but could be used for any year group in school.

An art lesson introducing KS3 students to the Colour Wheel. Bundle includes: Powerpoint of a lesson. Revision sheet of lesson topic. Worksheet for students.

A powerpoint of a lesson introducing students to Cubism Art. Includes: A starter task A main task Peer Assessment Homework task

A tried and tested guide to the GCSE art exam for both year 11 students and their teacher. Includes a tracker of work to guide students from starting their exam unit to the final exam itself, complete with half term/easter break tasks. Each task is detailed with which assessment objective is achieved. Also includes a tracker for the teacher to document tasks completed by student aswell as their attendance.

A tried and tested bundle of 7 worksheets on the topic of Doodle Art. Great for KS3 lessons, extension tasks, remote learning and cover. Includes the following: Mr Doodle inspired shoe design worksheet Hyemi Jeong ‘Found Objects’ worksheet + 4 independent ‘drawing with found objects’ worksheets to support Jon Burgerman inspired Skateboard design worksheet

A powerpoint of a lesson exploring the use of collage with the use of Eduardo Paolozzi’s artworks. Great for KS3. Includes: Powerpoint of lesson from start to end. 4 literacy tasks with a Word Bank helpsheet. A main task using collage with a side-profile template. Self Assessment with a literacy help sheet.

A lesson where students are taught the use of Composition in Art and Design. Includes: A starter task (with worksheet) A main task (with artwork attached) A homework task. Artists looked at include Frida Kahlo, Vincent Van Gogh and Salvador Dali.

Included in this bundle are 9 worksheets, great for KS3 cover. Worksheets focus on the topic of Gargoyles, Henry Moore and Tim Burton. Worksheets involve both drawing and research tasks.

This is a tried and tested project to support students at home during the COVID 19 pandemic, so its great for uploading to Google Classroom. The project is about Optical Illusions within art, known as ‘Op Art’. There are 9 tasks to do including artist research, contextual research, a 3D paper sculpture challenge aswell as various drawing tasks. I have also created some videos demonstrating some of the drawing tasks, in case any students find them difficult. See these below.

Unit of 3 lessons teaching about Colour Theory. Very useful for KS3, particularly year 7 and 8. Unit also looks at Picasso and Mark Rothko as artists. Bundle includes: 3 lessons (Colour Properties worksheet is included in lesson powerpoint). 2 homework tasks Quiz Colour Wheel Worksheet

4 lessons teaching the use of mixed media to KS3. Looks at the use of working from still life and using a variety of mediums including pen, pencil, pastels, charcoal and scrap paper. Super useful for year 7s who require a challenge or more skill-building with different materials.

5 worksheets to help year 11 students produce a final piece. 3 worksheets look at found objects as a theme, whilst the other 2 worksheets help students produce a final piece plan in depth. Worksheets feature tasks in detail with visual exemplars to help produce a final piece. These sheets have been tried and tested - very useful for low ability / those who arrive unprepared for the mock exam.

A project for KS3, currently tried and tested with great success on a year 7 cohort. The project engages students with the theme of personal identity and looks at how identity was displayed on historic ‘Coat of Arms’. Students will get a chance to create an identity silhouette, aswell as design their own Coat of Arms using symbols based on their own identity. The project features 4 Lesson Objectives to be used across 8-9 lessons. You will receive - A powerpoint for all lessons Worksheets and image resources Example Work

This is an entire unit of lessons teaching KS3 students about Gargoyles in Art. pitched for KS3. The unit includes a term’s worth of lessons, starter tasks, literacy tasks for art key words and some worksheets. Students look at famous examples of Gargoyles across Europe, including Paris and London. They will have many opportunites to practice not only shape and structure but build on their use shading and mark-making skills. This project was put together in mind of the covid19 bubbles for September 2020, so the project works with limited media (pen and pencil).