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A simple and easy to follow lesson plan for an art lesson based on the artist Henry Moore. No art experience needed.

What’s included in your download:

Step-by-step teacher instructions — clear, easy-to-follow guidance through every phase of the lesson so you can teach with confidence
Henry Moore fact sheet — a pupil-friendly introduction to the artist’s life, style, influences, and famous works
Visual vocabulary cards — key art terms (sculpture, organic, tone, void, form and more) with clear definitions to display or place on tables
SEN differentiation guidance — practical, specific strategies for a range of needs including dyslexia, ASC, ADHD, fine motor difficulties, and lower attaining pupils
Extension ideas for early finishers — creative and critical thinking tasks to challenge and stretch your most able pupils
Pupil self-assessment sheet — structured reflection prompts and a simple star-rating system pupils can complete independently
Teacher assessment sheet — a class record grid with Working Towards / Expected / Greater Depth criteria to support your assessment and record keeping

This resource is perfect for:

KS2 class teachers (Years 3, 4, 5 and 6)
Art coordinators building a scheme of work around great artists
Supply teachers who need a fully planned, grab-and-go lesson
NQTs and trainee teachers looking for well-structured, curriculum-linked planning
Home educators following the national curriculum

Curriculum Links:
This lesson is fully aligned to the National Curriculum for Art & Design KS2, covering: learning about great artists and their cultural significance, developing drawing techniques, and working with increasing creativity and independence.

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