This set of interactive PowerPoints generates a sum from the times tables every time you click within the circle. This allows you to choose a member from your class, click anywhere in the circle and a question will be revealed for that student. The PowerPoints cover: 2 & 5 Times Tables 3 & 4 Times Tables 6 Times Table 7 Times Table 8 Times Table 9 & 10 Times Tables 11 & 12 Times Tables There is then a 'back button' to return to the circle after each sum. This is a great way to assess learning through questioning. I have also used this as an extension activity with pairs of students working at the computer and testing each other.

POINTILLISM SEURAT'S HATS A fun worksheet to practice mixing colours with dots. Created because of all the hats in Seurat's work. SEURAT POINTILLISM UMBRELLA A worksheet for students to practice mixing colours using pointillism. Inspired by all the umbrellas in Seurat's painting 'A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte'. POINTILLISM EIFFEL TOWER PROJECT This creative project teaches students about Pointillism, Seurat and colour mixing. It is flexible in length and could be completed as quickly as 1hr 20 mins. If students draw their own Eiffel Tower, or if you include some of the suggestions on the end of the lesson plan, it would be 2 to 3 hrs. It starts with Students looking at a PowerPoint on Pointillism focusing on Seurat. (9 slides) It includes a script and looks at: A definition for Pointillism Seurat & Signac How the Impressionists influenced them. Two of Seurats paintings in detail. Pablo Jurado Ruiz, a contemporary artists who used pointillism today. How to mix colours using Pointillism. There is then a worksheet where students can practice mixing colors with dots. This is an attractive worksheet which would look great in a sketchbook or as a display. Students are then asked to recreate Seurat’s Eiffel Tower. More able pupils will draw the Eiffel Tower. Less able, or younger students, will place their dots over the faint image of the Eiffel Tower. An extension task is suggested as well as other ideas to extend the project e.g. finding France on a world map and Paris on a France map.