Bring the Elements of Art to life in your classroom with this visually engaging poster set. Designed to support KS3, GCSE and introductory Art & Design lessons, these posters provide clear definitions, key vocabulary and strong visual examples to help students develop their understanding of fundamental artistic concepts. This resource includes posters for: Line Shape Form Colour Texture Tone Pattern Space Each poster features: ✔ Clear and concise definitions ✔ Subject-specific vocabulary linked to the element ✔ High-quality visual examples and illustrations ✔ Modern, eye-catching design suitable for classroom display ✔ Support for visual literacy and artistic terminology ✔ Ideal reference material for sketchbooks, annotation tasks and independent learning

Step by step illustrated Powerpoint on how to create an Easter bunny using pinch pots! Visual aids attached- can be printed and laminated for tables. Suitable for Primary and KS3. Learning Intentions: Make a pinch pot! Use cross hatching to attach/join clay. Use clay tools to design and decorate.

KS3 Extension task work sheets based on surrealist paintings by Magritte and Dali! Task can be used to stretch and challenge students, whilst studying surrealism in Art & Design. Tasks include: A scaffolded approach to drawing from a reference image. Creative opportunity to use line, pattern and texture. Stretch and Challenge activity suitable for extension tasks or cover work. 3 worksheets in total

Extension task exploring colour, pattern and texture. Can be used as an extension task to help stretch and challenge pupils.

A worksheet that can be used to stretch and challenge pupils. Looks at shading, mark making and use of tone to create shadows and dimension in architectural drawings. Allows students to use prior knowledge to design and shade in their own architectural building designs.

KS2 and KS3 Tertiary Colour Worksheet. A clear and simple layout that allows pupils to mix and create their own tertiary colours. Allows students to practice using primary and secondary colours to create** tertiary** colours. Best printed onto a heavier grade of paper if using paints.

Colour Theory: The Colour Wheel Primary Colours Secondary Colours Complementary Colours Tertiary Colours Tints and Shades Painting Tips and Tricks

Logo rebrand task looking at shape,line,colour and typography. Can be used to stretch and challenge students, whilst offering opportunity for creative problem solving.

Product Design task for drink packaging! Can be used to stretch and challenge pupils as an extension task or alternatively be used to help brainstorm designs and ideas for a project. A great lead on from the logo design task ( can be found on my profile) Looks at- Typography, imagery, illustrated lettering, presenation and design based schemes of work

A colourful and inspirational PowerPoint, addressing the importance of choosing a theme for exam classes (not specific to a certain theme released by exam boards). This PowerPoint looks at a wide range of artists, ranging from installation, ceramicists, fine art ,textile and fashion. A brilliant resource for exam classes, to help emphasise the importance of a theme and strong contextual links.

Portraiture- Caricature extension task. A fun and engaging way to expand on prior knowledge of portraiture. A great opportunity to stretch and challenge students as well as further their creative thinking and problem solving.

Practice feature task that challenges students to observe different facial features. Helps with: Scale and proportion Observation Drawing skills Shading

Scaffolded portrait task that can be used as an extension or guided homework. Looks at the key visual elements of Line, Tone & Shape