Art and Design worksheets that are perfect as cover work, extension tasks or ‘Do Now’ starters. There are 20 worksheets in total! Each is A4 and is a grid drawing task to develop observational drawings skills. Based on the themes of ‘animals’, ‘close-up food’, ‘locks and keys’ and ‘shoes’ these generic worksheets can be used to support other projects available in my store.

There are 6 worksheets in total! These A3 worksheets have been developed to cover a range of keys skills, including observational drawing, value and colour. Perfect for cover work as well as extention tasks, they recap on keys knowledge and skills and require minimal art materials. All are broadly on the theme of ‘Everyday Objects’ and link to artists Jim Dine and Michael Craig-Martin. They can be used to support other teaching materials in my store.

Bundle of 2 worksheets These worksheets are on the theme of Graffiti Art and are perfect for cover work or extension tasks. They include recapping skills in observational drawing, colour and illustration, and require minimal art materials.

GCSE Photography project that delves into Surrealist photography, what it can look like and how students can capture their own Surrealist images. This full unit of work includes practical photography workshops with step by step tutorials covering basic Photoshop skills. Formatted to include starters and knowledge recall in each lesson. Bundled with a worksheet to support one of the practicals PLUS a digital student template that directly links to the lessons, providing scaffolded learning for students who need guidance on structure. This is a great teaching resource for the non-specialist photography teacher and the accomplished alike do to its detailed content and step-by-step tutorials. Combine with one more of my GCSE Photography projects and you have your Component 1 planned and ready to go!

This cover project combines Insects with pattern and artist Rosalind Monks. The booklet includes a ‘do first’ task and a variety of tasks including observational drawing, pattern and idea development. The lesson powerpoint accompanies the booklet and paces the work to last 5 lessons (at least). Perfect for a longer term cover or an extension project for earlier finishers. Designed specifically so that only a pencil is needed!

This resource will help guide students through the A Level Photography ESA Exam. It is a 9 week powerpoint which breaks down the stages of the preparatory work into weekly deadlines and includes visual examples. It is generic to any exam board and for any academic year. With a digital-based course focus, it can be easily adapted for sketchbook work. This resource does not make reference to any exam papers or themes.

This GCSE Photography resource is perfect for cover lessons or one-off lessons where non-digital working is required. Students explore the visual elements of Line and Pattern through drawing onto printed images, inspired by the work of Alana Dee Haynes. It includes a starter activity, image analysis, artist info and task instructions with all resources required. A great 1 hour lesson which can be extended to longer for more developed outcomes. This work would sit well as part of a project on portraiture.

UPDATED FOR 2026 with more examples! This resource will help guide students through the GCSE Photography ESA Exam. It is an 11 week unit of work which breaks down the stages of the preparatory work into weekly deadlines and includes examples (from previous exam papers) to help scaffold student’s learning. It is generic for any exam board. With a digital-based course focus it can be easily adapted for sketchbook work. I also have a digital template for student use listed in my resources to purchase.

If you are needing a mini project to fill a gap in the curriculum or looking for coverwork that will last more than one lesson then this resource is perfect! This powerpoint introduces students to the cartoon-style of Keith Haring, and allows for analysis, design and refining ideas in a way that is easily delivered by a non-specialist, if required. It is best delivered with the work booklet, but can be used stand-alone. Option to buy as a bundle with the work booklet, for complete lesson delivery, is in my other sold resources.

This resource combines the theme of ‘Food’ and the illustrative style of Kawaii Art and is perfect as COVER WORK or as an EXTENSION TASK. With a starter, task explanation, visual references and links to online videos that demonstrate the stages of drawing, this resource is easy to deliver by a non-specialist if required.

GCSE Photography Exam 2026. This powerpoint template is for the GCSE Photography ESA (exam component) Powerpoint and is aimed at centres delivering a digital-based course and can be used for any exam board. This powerpoint helps to guide students through the preparatory stages and provides a structure for their work. This resource can be used alongside my teacher resource for the GCSE Photography ESA, found in my resources to purchase.

If you are needing a mini project to fill a gap in the curriculum or looking for coverwork that will last more than one lesson then this resource is perfect! This work booklet introduces students to the cartoon-style of Keith Haring, and allows for analysis, design and refining ideas in a way that is easily delivered by a non-specialist, if required. Option to buy as a bundle with the Powerpoint for complete lesson delivery.

NEW! This GCSE Photography project on the theme of ‘Visual Elements’ is perfect as an introductory project as well as for developing students’ photography skills. It is easy to navigate by a non-specialist Photography teacher as well as suitable for the specialist teacher. Written with references to DSLR cameras, this is easily adaptable for mobile phone use. References are made to both historical and contemporary photographers/designers, such as Karl Blossfeldt, Aaron Siskind and Francis Bruguiere. As well as teaching some of the fundamentals of photography in easy to understand language, step-by-step stages of editing styles using Photoshop are included so that students explore both photography skills and ways of developing their work. This detailed project includes starters, knowledge recall and photography analysis slides to support practical work in a full and coherent GCSE project. This unit of work can be taught as a stand alone project or in unison with others listed on my uploaded resources to form a full scheme of learning across Y10 and Y11.

This assessment sheet accompanies the GSCE Photography Project - The Visual Elements in Photography, which can be found in my resources, but can be used generically. The assessment sheet includes AQA Assessment Criteria, learning objectives for the project, and WWW/EBI comments which the teacher highlights; reducing workload while still providing informative and personal feedback to students.

This Art and Design Powerpoint introduces KS3 pupils to OBSERVATIONAL DRAWING and COMPOSITION with Pop Art as the inspiring art. This then leads into contemporary artist Helaina Sharpley and drawing using line. A series of lessons with starters, questioning and plenaries as part of the unit which explains practical tasks step by step. Perfect for the non-art specialist to deliver or the accomplished teacher to use and develop. The Knowledge Organiser to accompany this unit can also be found with my resources.

This Art and Design Powerpoint introduces KS3 pupils to the formal element TEXTURE with Vincent Van Gogh as the inspiring artist. A series of lessons with starters, questioning and plenaries as part of the unit which explains practical tasks step by step. Perfect for the non-art specialist to deliver or the accomplished teacher to use and develop. The Knowledge Organiser to accompany this unit can also be found with my resources.

This Knowledge Organiser accompanies the teaching powerpoint for KS3 Art and Design which explores TEXTURE inspired by Vincent Van Gogh. It breaks down basic facts, recalls skills, processes and knowledge and states keywords on a single A4 (perfect for gluing into sketchbooks).

This Knowledge Organiser accompanies the teaching powerpoint for KS3 Art and Design which explores OBSERVATIONAL DRAWING and COLLAGE inspired by Pablo Picasso. It breaks down basic facts, recalls skills, processes and knowledge and states keywords on a single A4 (perfect for gluing into sketchbooks).