A variety of Manga Art drawing tasks designed for use in a lesson. These have been simplified as much as possible so they can be used in a cover lesson and shouldn’t need a huge range of materials to complete them. An engaging topic for KS3. Includes 10 tasks and can be printed as a workbook style. Includes manga features, manga figures and famous characters.

Includes a worksheet at the end of the PPT. Useful for anyone looking at this artist or as a class idea for Black History Month. Activities focus on the work Black Gold II.

Planned out lesson with a range of activities to do with mark making. Suitable for year 9 plus. Was planned as a KS4 lesson. Encourages students to practice mark making to create texture and to take this forward into drawing form.

Art cover booklet with a series of Art tasks planned on the topic of Festivals/Carnivals. 8 drawing tasks in total linked to the Day of the Dead, Chinese New Year. Including: Theatre masks, lanterns, skulls, the shrine as examples.

Includes lots of information and images of Manga drawing and a step by step worksheet.

This lesson familiarises students with the equipment they will come across when working with clay. Students are encouraged to make a 3D design based on a previous drawing or template. This lesson encourages students to use the correct specialist language when experimenting with this material in its early stages.

5 tonal worksheets based on shells. Useful for students studying the formal elements and natural form.

List and images of over 30 Art Movements collected into one PPT. Useful for creating displays or for general lesson planning.

A lesson with examples of how to draw paper and fabric, observing different tones. Good observational drawing exercises.

A lesson based on drawing in proportion. Includes worksheets for students to practice drawing the face using guidelines.

Useful for subject specific DEAR time. The collection of texts covers the formal elements and has lots of interesting images related to artists.

Presentation based on Giacometti's famous figurative work. This presentation shows students how to create a figure in the style of the artist using wire, making tape and pulp. Students refine their work using paint. Each step is illustrated with a photo and instruction.

A presentation guiding students through the step by step process of making a ceramic tile in the style of the artist Kandinsky. Includes subject specific keywords.

A selection of 10 artists, male and female who use ceramics in different ways. Includes images and context behind the work. Useful for KS4 upwards.

Powerpoint guiding students how to create a ceramic sculpture in the style of Barbara Hepworth. Each step illustrated from hand building to glazing.

Whole lesson on relief printing. In particular lino cutting. Guides students through and encourages them to name the equipment needed .

Step by step presentation based on natural form. Students are guided through making a ceramic vessel inspired by artists working with natural form.

I have planned and created an exciting BINGO game for students to learn about a range of different artists, improve their knowledge and listening skills. There are 48 different artists to discover and you can play with up to 30 students!

A presentation of collected images based on the 2017 Edexcel exam theme Beginning and/or End. 14 slides including some suggested artists. Resource can be used to help trigger ideas and to support activities in the sketchbook.

A collection of images linked to a previous exam topic: Together and/or Apart. Covers the topics listed in Edexcel exam papers