Teach the NEW IB MYP Arts ePortfolio without the overwhelm. Created specifically for the NEW November 2026 IB release, this ready-to-use guide helps you plan and teach the new “Unity Through Art” unit with clarity and confidence. From SOI breakdown to final submission: ✔ Unpacked SOI (phrase-by-phrase) ✔ Ready-to-use lesson sequence (~20 hours) ✔ Movement selection guide (what actually works for this unit) ✔ Task-by-task breakdown (A–D criteria simplified) ✔ Practical strategies for teaching Identity, Boundaries & Global Context ✔ Sensitive issues protocol

Ready-to-teach! MLA9 format! Students learn why citation matters, how to apply simple rules, how to spot and fix common errors, all through hands-on activities that build from guided practice to independent writing. What is included: 27-slide interactive PowerPoint presentation with discussion prompts, worked examples, and activity launchers 9-activity student worksheet pack (print-ready, 8 differentiated versions of the Art Detective Case File) Full teacher answer key with marking guidance, model answers, and suggested verdicts Quick Reference Card for students to keep in their folders Activities include Think, Pair, Share discussions, a Spot the Fake Fact voting game, the Art Detective Case File research task, a Citation Courtroom group challenge, and an Exit Ticket for quick formative assessment. Designed for one-off lessons or as stand-alone activities to include as part of another lesson; All activities are standalone and can be used in any order. No prior citation knowledge required.

A complete 90-minute art lesson on Paula Rego for KS3, KS4, and IB MYP students, combining artist study, critical analysis, and an expressive charcoal drawing task. Students examine three key Rego works (The Dance, Dog Women, Jane Eyre etchings), analyse them using the CAMO method (Composition, Atmosphere, Meaning, Opinion), and produce their own narrative figure drawing using gestural mark-making, distortion, and tonal shading. Includes: Teacher lesson plan with objectives, key terms, differentiation, assessment, and curriculum links 7-slide PowerPoint (artist intro, key artworks, CAMO analysis, structured studio task, reflection questions, self-assessment, sources) Themes: narrative art, figuration, Neo-Expressionism, social commentary, gender and identity, Portuguese art. Materials: A3 paper, charcoal, graphite, conte crayon.