A comprehensive Textiles Artist Research Bundle designed to support students in developing research, analysis, annotation, and evaluation skills for KS3 and GCSE Art & Design (Textiles). This bundle includes scaffolded research worksheets with links for contemporary textile artists, alongside a detailed textiles information sheet packed with subject-specific vocabulary, sentence starters, and guidance on the assessment objectives. The resources help students build confidence when writing about artists, analysing artwork, and linking artist influences to their own practical work. Included in this bundle: Artists - Laura McCafferty, Rosie James and Angie Lewin Sentence starters for annotation and evaluation GCSE AO1–AO4 guidance Art and textiles vocabulary bank Tips for analysing artists and reflecting on practical work Skills developed: Artist research and contextual understanding Visual analysis and interpretation Annotation and written evaluation Use of specialist textiles vocabulary GCSE coursework and sketchbook development Independent research skills Perfect for: KS3 - KS4 Art/Textiles Artist research lessons Homework and cover work Coursework and sketchbook support

This resource provides clear guidance on how to write about artists, analyse practical work, use subject-specific vocabulary, and understand assessment objectives, making it ideal for supporting both KS3 and GCSE students. Included in this bundle: Laura McCafferty research worksheet Sentence starters for artist analysis and evaluation Structured prompts to help students discuss their own work and the work of others Artist research and annotation support Art vocabulary mat to support written analysis and annotation Skills developed: Artist research and analysis Annotation and evaluation Use of specialist textiles vocabulary Written communication in Art & Design GCSE coursework development Independent learning and reflection Perfect for: KS3 - KS4 Art/Textiles Coursework support Homework and independent study Cover lessons Sketchbook development

This resource provides clear guidance on how to write about artists, analyse practical work, use subject-specific vocabulary, and understand assessment objectives, making it ideal for supporting both KS3 and GCSE students. Included in this bundle: Angie Lewin research worksheet Sentence starters for artist analysis and evaluation Structured prompts to help students discuss their own work and the work of others Artist research and annotation support Art vocabulary mat to support written analysis and annotation Skills developed: Artist research and analysis Annotation and evaluation Use of specialist textiles vocabulary Written communication in Art & Design GCSE coursework development Independent learning and reflection Perfect for: KS3 - KS4 Art/Textiles Coursework support Homework and independent study Cover lessons Sketchbook development

This resource provides clear guidance on how to write about artists, analyse practical work, use subject-specific vocabulary, and understand assessment objectives, making it ideal for supporting both KS3 and GCSE students. Included in this bundle: Rosie James research worksheet Sentence starters for artist analysis and evaluation Structured prompts to help students discuss their own work and the work of others Artist research and annotation support Art vocabulary mat to support written analysis and annotation Skills developed: Artist research and analysis Annotation and evaluation Use of specialist textiles vocabulary Written communication in Art & Design GCSE coursework development Independent learning and reflection Perfect for: KS3 - KS4 Art/Textiles Coursework support Homework and independent study Cover lessons Sketchbook development

Design & Technology mini-project bundle focused on paper making and eco-product design, where students create their own seed-embedded paper and matching packaging/accessories. This bundle supports pupils through the early stages of the design process, from research and context exploration to generating and presenting creative ideas. The bundle includes: scaffolded specification focused on key design areas including target user, aesthetics, function, cost, and environment Exploring the Context Worksheet Research tasks on plant growth (water, sunlight), materials, tools, and user needs to build understanding before making Paper Making Storyboard Template A visual sequencing activity helping students plan and explain the paper-making process step-by-step Seed Marker Design Ideas Sheet A creative worksheet where students generate and annotate multiple design ideas for a seed marker product Skills developed: Research and investigation Design thinking and idea generation Understanding of sustainability and eco-friendly materials Drawing, annotation, and communication skills Product design (including packaging and accessories) Perfect for: KS2–KS3 Design & Technology Sustainability / eco-projects Paper making or recycling units Short projects or introductory schemes of work

A creative and engaging Design & Technology project where pupils design and make a cardboard vehicle that moves using simple electronics. Students develop both practical making skills and basic electronic understanding by designing a model vehicle and integrating a motor to create forward movement. The project encourages problem-solving, creativity, and hands-on learning. The resource includes: Design and idea development (theme board and annotated ideas) Guidance on working with corrugated cardboard, including cutting, shaping, and scoring techniques Introduction to simple electronics (motor, battery, movement) Making skills such as measuring, cutting, assembling, and prototyping Focus on sustainable materials and reducing waste Maths in Design & Technology Revision Mat - Timbers, Plastics, Metals, Textiles and Paper and boards Students explore how to: Create accurate nets and prototypes before final making Use tools safely to cut and shape materials Attach and position a motor for effective movement Evaluate and improve their design Perfect for: KS3-KS4 Design & Technology STEM / cross-curricular projects Introducing electronics in a practical context Projects focused on sustainability and modelling

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