After previous negative reviews, I have created a whole new improved unit of work on Surrealism through PowerPoint slides that include learning objectives, key words, home learning, extension tasks and steps to success, worksheets, a 2D and 3D element. This can be 7-14 weeks worth of work.

A full unit of work based on Graphic Design on PowerPoint slides that include learning objectives, key words, home learning, steps to success and extension tasks. There are 22 slides in total. Each slide is a series of lessons that may take 2-3 lessons each. There are links to useful websites. There are options for digital work if possible at your centre or hand-drawn options. The first 7 slides are typography related exercises to warm them up. There are worksheets to print out for the students to complete and use. The next 7 slides are based around logo design with print outs and useful websites. Then it moves onto packaging design with nets and worksheets to print out and finally onto combining the logo with the packaging designs. Each section has an evaluation worksheet to complete. I hope you enjoy using this PowerPoint and will leave me some positive feedback. Thank you for purchasing it.

A full unit of work combining art with history, in particular Van Gogh and World War II. The project looks at emotional turmoil in art and life. Van Gogh and Edith Birkin are the two artists studied and compared. The final outcome is a painted cut-out in the style of Van Gogh/Birkin and also a painted Faberge style egg using either a balloon with modroc or a polymer egg. Students look at decadence in art and poverty in Brazil and how the two can be brought together. This can be 7 or 14 lessons.

A unit of work on Photography in art/GCSE through PowerPoint slides that include learning objectives, key words, home learning, extension tasks, steps to success. There are printable worksheets, information about how to print contact sheets, annotation and more. This is a whole terms work.

This is a short PowerPoint that explains in detail how to analyse an artist’s work and how to annotate your own work effectively. There are examples of how to set this out with images and prompt questions to answer. This resource can be used for any age group but is particularly effective for GCSE and A Level students. There is a good link to a website that I have taken some of the information from. The website has a very clear outline of each stage.

A PowerPoint on human anatomy in art. It includes learning objectives, key words, home learning, steps to success and extension tasks for 7 lessons but it could be stretched out to 14, a term’s work.

A unit of work on mark-making through PowerPoint slides that include learning objectives, key words, home learning, extension tasks and steps to success. This can run from 7-14 weeks.

A unit of work on cultural masks on PowerPoint slides that include learning objectives, key words, home learning, extension tasks and steps to success. This is on 7 slides but can be stretched to a whole terms work.

A selection of writing framework sheets to help students write about artists work and their own. The sheets have question prompts and various layouts.

A PowerPoint on animal anatomy with learning objectives, key words, home learning, extension tasks and steps to success for each lesson 7 in total although this could be stretched to cover a whole term.