ipads, witches, writing to inform, extended writing

Updated for 2016! My Art Teacher’s Handbook is a 300 page guide to teaching art for Primary and Secondary art teachers, Coordinators and Dept Heads. Whether you are an NQT, a new teacher, a trainee or even an experienced art teacher, the Art Teacher’s Handbook will help you. Also included are a host of supporting resources! The Handbook is a recommended NSEAD Expert Advisory Group publication. Completely revised and rewritten for 2016! It contains: • A 300 page fully illustrated Ebook • Complete Assessment & Progression guide for Primary & Secondary • Editable Word docs for planning, progression and assessment • 8 sample schemes of work, • a Bloom’s in art guide • Skills and Technique PDF’s • A teaching art history ebook with formal elements worksheets • Posters • iPads in art ebook • 40 supporting files including lesson plans and skills sheets. For more fantastic art resources visit my TES store https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/paulcarney700

Week 5 of 6- A no-prep lesson that explores watercolour, the work of Paul Klee and the art of Hirameki- a Japanese doodle art! Children in years 1-3 will learn how to create a watercolor wash, emulate the work of famous artists and conduct research using internet search engines. This product contains a 26-slide Teaching PowerPoint that guides students through previous weeks’ learning (colour theory, critiquing peers’ work, photography basics) and develops their understanding of watercolours by looking at the work of Paul Klee and the Japanese art form of Hirameki. Children will be introduced to new vocabulary such as wash, saturation, research, tone and pattern. This activity can be conducted as a class, or in smaller wellbeing groups to work on mindfulness or calming SEN children during the chaos of the school day. The focus is on the ability to use watercolour paints in addition to improving digital literacy skills, using QR codes to conduct research on the chosen artist. This lesson is likely to take 2-3 hours, and requires the use of worksheets (included), paintbrushes, watercolor pallets, water pots and pencils for writing. iPads to aid digital research would be beneficial but are not necessary. This product contains 7 activities, including: ‘What do we remember from last week?’ matching activity An outline of watercolours with new vocabulary A short exploration of the work of Paul Klee Hirameki doodling activity worksheet QR code-linked extension task for researching Hirameki Artist research page (differentiated 2 ways for ability) Learning consolidation task (speech bubble) Bonus extension task focused on using fine liners create leaf line-drawings This download includes: A 26-slide Teaching PowerPoint ‘How to use this product’ explanation within the PPT Outline of the planning 3 fonts for editing .ppt & .docx documents PDF versions of worksheets to aid printing

A book containing key concepts and some independent learning activities for WJEC AS Film Studies. I use this for section A of the exam, as I find writing lots of notes makes lessons boring. This is by no means the full content, but acts as a framework to build case studies around.

Weekly homework activities weekly art activities for each term *youtube links may expire* Art and Design iPads needed & referenced, at times

Week 2 of 6- A no-prep lesson that explores photography and digital collages using iPads, and celebrates the use of nature within art. Improves digital literacy and Includes non-digital alternatives. Perfect for teaching in Fall, Summer or Spring with Grades 1-3! This product contains a 21-slide Teaching PowerPoint that guides students through learning the basics of photography and different shots that artists use. Children are encouraged to be out in nature, taking photos using these different shots ready for those images to be edited and manipulated when back in class. The Teaching PowerPoints guides children through the use of PicCollage (a free app) to create digital collages. This activity can be conducted as a class, or in smaller wellbeing groups to work on mindfulness or calming SEN children during the chaos of the school day. The focus is on gaining digital literacy skills, such as photo editing, uploading and downloading images from Google, cutting out images from their backgrounds and arranging them aesthetically. This lesson is likely to take 1.5-2 hours, involving a short stop outside to take some photos that could be as short or as long as you like! If you don’t have access to outdoor space for your students, images from online search engines could be used! This product contains activities, including: ‘What do we remember from last week?’ questioning activity Listed vocabulary for discussions on definitions or spelling practice Introduction to photography teaching slides Macro photography quiz game Digital nature collage task involving iPads and PicCollage Non-digital alternative using physical items from nature to collage This download includes: A 21-slide Teaching PowerPoint ‘How to use this product’ explanation within the PPT Outline of the planning 3 fonts for editing .ppt & .docx documents Links to websites for extra inspiration, if needed!

Prepare for the new academic year with this document full of resources, activities and lesson plans aligned to each objective of the secondary art curriculum for 2014.

Week 4 of 6- A no-prep lesson that explores colour theory, mixing paint and the art of impasto painting. Children in grades 1-3 will learn which colors mix together to create others, in addition to monochromatic, analogous and complementary color schemes. A perfect art unit for Autumn, Spring or Summer! This product contains a 19-slide Teaching PowerPoint that guides students through previous weeks’ learning (watercolours, critiquing peers’ work, photography basics) and develops their art foundation knowledge by looking at colour theory. Children will be introduced to new vocabulary such as primary, secondary, evoke, emotion, analogous, monochromatic, complementary and Impasto. This activity can be conducted as a class, or in smaller wellbeing groups to work on mindfulness or calming SEN children during the chaos of the school day. The focus is on the ability to use paint and to explore colour, in addition to improving digital literacy skills, using QR codes to access digital quizzes and to conduct research. This lesson is likely to take 2-3 hours, and requires the use of worksheets (included) printed onto card, paintbrushes, pallets, water pots and pencils for writing. iPads to aid digital aspects are suggested but not necessary. This product contains 7 activities, including: ‘What do we remember from last week?’ talk-partner activity An outline of colour theory with new vocabulary underlined for discussion Colour mixing activity with hyperlinks within the teaching PowerPoint QR code-linked digital activity hosted on WordWall© Colour wheel painting worksheet with sentence-filling activity Colour mixing worksheet with penmanship activity Bonus extension task focused on impasto technique This download includes: A 19-slide Teaching PowerPoint ‘How to use this product’ explanation within the PPT Outline of the planning 3 fonts for editing .ppt & .docx documents PDF versions of worksheets to aid printing

Picture Frame Clip Art PNG Graphic This set is made up of 1 style with a range of color and graphic variations, attractive for any resource creation, it has a modern style frame some with outlines, various background colors and graphic inserts into frame, which makes it very attractive for a variety of use. The graphics are created for teachers, sellers for classroom lessons, web pages, blogs, scrapbooking, print, banners, wallpaper, posters, photo border, photography graphic or include within your PowerPoint presentations. The graphics can be used for personal or commercial use, the files are PNG, transparent background and 330dip. All the graphics can be resized for your own needs, and can be easily layered into any document being a transparent image. I hope you do like it and find it useful to use for all your course work planning. Feel free to contact me via email and I will be more than happy to address any questions you may have. Related Products • Bicycle Clipart PNG Graphic • Clipart Bear Peacock PNG graphic with Label • Clipart Butterfly & Bumble Bee PNG Graphic • Clipart Cat and Rabbit PNG Graphics • Clipart Computer Monitor PNG • Clipart Duck Snake PNG Graphic with Labels • Clipart Frog Tortoise PNG’s graphics with labels • Clipart Graphic Sample FREEBIE • Clipart Owl Bird PNG Graphic • Computer Notebook Clipart PNG Graphic • Computer Tablet & iPAD Graphics

I have used Stop Motion animation with my Kindergarten and 1st graders over the past few years in the Media Center. In this presentation, you will find step-by-step directions on how to teach your students how to use an iPad and the iMotion HD app to create stop motion animation movies. I share how to make this work and the tips I learned along the way - from planning to presenting so that you can hit the ground running. 15 slides

#ukedchat summary & archive 'Effective group work: getting pupils learning collaboratively' from Thursday 26th May 2011 hosted by @colport é @dailydenouement. Join #ukedchat each Thursday evening between 8-9pm to discuss the latest educational issues via twitter. See live at http://tweetchat.com/room/ukedchat Information and details at www.ukedchat.com

Linked with themes that run throughout the school initially and then specialised to meet the LO of the New NC 2014. Feedback Most Welcome

'How do we make the use of interactive whiteboards TRULY interactive?' ukedchat summary and archive documents from session number 5 on Thursday22nd July 2010. Join the hash tag twitter debate every Thursday evening between 8-9pm (uk) by adding #ukedchat to your tweets.

Session 97 - How do we encourage and empower the most reluctant users of technology in school? Archive and Summary hosted by @janwebb21. Join #ukedchat every Thursday evening between 8-9pm (UK) on twitter. See www.ukedchat.com for further information and details.

This is a Children's Theatre scheme of work I have put together for Yr9 Drama/Performing Arts Students. It includes a terms work on different production arts skills (inc. directing, costume etc). Then a second term on bringing all of these skills together and creating a small scale production company. It is still a bit of a work in progress, so there may be gaps in places. It also doesn&'t have all the resources (such as a children&';s theatre performance video). If nothing else I hope it provides others with a stepping stone.

This unit of work was designed by two teachers, one a writing moderator and literacy lead, still practising in year 6. Collaborative learning is a key aspect to building the foundations of our work so there are opportunities for mixed ability seating whether you set or not. This unit of work is to designed to push writers towards the expected standard and beyond whilst using our focus of Norse mythology. It focuses on a formal piece of writing in which the children apply to become a god. It is a wonderful opportunity for children to draw gods in art or create them on apps using the iPads. Children are given the opportunity to use a range of elements from the Teacher Assessment Framework. In this piece there is the opportunity to showcase almost all the elements: a range of cohesive devices, opportunities for higher-level punctuation, the use of first person, distinguishing between tone, a range of tenses, specifically perfect tenses and a range of clause structures. The unit provides a model which can be annotated and amended to suit all abilities. Overall this unit gives the user ample opportunities to refine skills, assess writing (self, peer or teacher), draft, edit and up level writing.

Picture Frame Label Clip Art PNG Graphic This set is made up of 1 style, 37 graphics PNGs with a variety of variations. It has a fun theme, simple and attractive for any resource creation. The graphics are created for teachers, sellers for classroom lessons, web pages, blogs, scrapbooking, print, banners, wallpaper, posters, photo border, photography graphic or include within your PowerPoint presentations, ideal for labels or tags. The graphics can be used for personal or commercial use, the files are PNG, transparent background and 330dip. All the graphics can be resized for your own needs, and can be easily layered into any document being a transparent image. I hope you do like it and find it useful to use for all your course work planning. Related Products • Bicycle Clipart PNG Graphic • Clipart Bear Peacock PNG graphic with Label • Clipart Butterfly & Bumble Bee PNG Graphic • Clipart Cat and Rabbit PNG Graphics • Clipart Computer Monitor PNG • Clipart Duck Snake PNG Graphic with Labels • Clipart Frog Tortoise PNG’s graphics with labels • Clipart Graphic Sample FREEBIE • Clipart Owl Bird PNG Graphic • Computer Notebook Clipart PNG Graphic • Computer Tablet & iPAD Graphics

A yearbook, or annual, is frequently used to record, commemorate, and highlight a school year. At most institutions, student teams publish yearbooks. Some countries and organisations also publish yearbooks as annual summary reports. In this project, students form teams to develop and create a yearbook. The students create templates of several double-page layouts and create reusable graphics and illustrations to implement thematic and design consistency throughout the yearbook.

This is a quick overview of the Easter story. It starts by looking at Palm Sunday, using a PPT with cheerful illustrations which is then contrasted with the Jan Pienkowski Easter story (silhouettes). All the links are embedded in the notebook file (click on the pointer and then hover over pictures to locate the links) I used ipads for the children to follow the Jan Pienkowski story, as it is a free online story on her website-ideal. I have used this with all KS2, with one class going on to recreate the pictures for a display (statements to decorate and accompany included)

The Ebook features twelve stimulating, unique and creative approaches to drawing that do not require realistic drawing skills. Using common, everday resources, each exercise links to a contemporary artist so that your students can relate the activity to professional practice. Drawing has never been this enjoyable! The Contemporary drawing Practice exercises are suitable for students aged 11 - 16. You do not need to be an art specialist to be able to teach these lessons because the children will be able to teach themselves. Just print them out in colour and laminate them. Each exercise contains learning objectives, step by step instructions, full colour photos of artists work, research tasks and extension work. For more fantastic art resources visit my TES store https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/paulcarney700 Note: All images remain the property of the artist and no unauthorised copying or distribution is allowed. Consent and permission has been granted by the artists to use these images for educational purposes and for use in your classroom.

Powerpoint to aid teaching about David Hockney including photos of some of his work. Made personally, initially used with 9 year olds although could easily be adapted for older. I have also included a Powerpoint with information about him. NEW October, 2015 Due to the popularity of this resource I have included some additional work. A weekly plan I made for use with these resources A pdf. that can be printed out to make an enormous picture of his Artwork 'splash' on separate A4 pieces and put together like a jigsaw for display. On the UK site this resource is rated extremely highly 4.7 / 5 with reviews from users. I have included it at a lower price here for a short introductory period, enjoy!