Worksheet to help learners understand and define the Art Element shape, identify and examine shape in sculptural work and analyse and critique its effectiveness to communicate meaning. Suitable for Art students aged 7+. Includes printable PDF worksheet and a fully editable Powerpoint providing guidance on how to use the worksheet which can be shown in lesson to learners.

Printable activity ideal for start, middle or end of lesson to quickly assess learning on the topic of shape Questions are varied covering learning on geometric and organic shape, positive and negative shape and form. Rows of questions are scaffollded from low to high ability. Point system is in place for student motivation.

4 variations on teacher feedback slips ready for printing. Template one provides a small thumbnail teacher feedback slip with www and ebi headings along with a student response section. Template 2 is a longer portrait slip providing a blank teacher feedback and student response section. Template 3 is similar to template 2, with smiley faces that can be circled by the teacher to indicate if student has met the success criteria for the task. Template 4 is a A5 template, including a section to write learning outcomes and RAG if these have been met or not. Along with a blank teacher comment and student response section. I find these useful for stapling into work that I don’t want to write directly on. These could additionally be printed as stickers to stick onto student work.

Selection of formative assessment templates ready to print. Ideal for stapling to work or making stickers. I find these a quick way to provide formative feedback to students on their home/class work. Pre-made success criteria can be highlighted to save time on writing. Template 1 includes a teacher marking slip with pre-written success criteria and a rag chart that can be highlighted against the student work. includes teacher comment and student response section. Template 2 provided the success criteria and rag chart without the comment sections. Template 3 provides a variation on the layout and size of template 1. Template 4 includes printable slips for peer-marking with success criteria and rag chart as well as a section for peer to write their own EBI. Template 5 is similar to template 4 however, is set up as a self-marking slip.

Printable activity ideal for start, middle or end of lesson to quickly assess learning on the topic of colour. Questions are varied covering learning on tints, tones and shades, mark-making techniques, colour mixing and colour schemes. Rows of questions are scaffollded from low to high ability. Point system is in place for student motivation.

Editable template for a student Art achievement.

Award template for Art. Printable resources that has a space to write student name and what they are getting the award for. As well as a space to sign and date. 2 variations in size provided.

This resource is ideal for cover lessons, homework, extension tasks or part of a series of lessons on the topics of observational drawing/natural forms/ colour. Included in the resource are a series of coloured images of natural forms such as flowers and fruit. Each image has a 9 box grid placed over it and a blank 9 box grid to aid students in drawing the image succesfully. Can be used for students to practice observational drawing as well as the ability to apply tone and texture with a choice of medium. Success criteria is provided on each template.

Printable template with blank 3D forms for students to apply value to in any medium to practice creating the illusion of 3D form with value. Ideal for use at the start of any scheme of work introducing new mediums.

Printable template for initial introduction to chalk pastel. Provides students with the practice of applying and blending pastels.

Editable template for a DT achievement.

Included is a printable PDF that can be edited by hand, as well as the PPT. version for full editing. This template is one sided and provides a place to stick/insert an image of any work that can be analysed by students. Instructions and questions are provided to guide students in identifying and discussing the meaning/idea behind an artwork.

This editable powerpoint inlcudes a series of resources for the beginning of a project on Textile Dolls in KS2/KS3 Design and Technology. Included are resources for analysing an existing product using ACCESSFM, re-designing products to meet a new target market’s needs as well as a resource to write a Design Specification for students own products. Resources are suitable for mixed ability groups as there is some differentiation provided. This powerpoint can be edited to suit a different project within Design and Technology easily, as the design process and structure of the tasks are relevant to most projects.

Single poster ready to print. Great for display in the Art classroom.

Ready to print. Great for classroom display.

Editable template for a Food Prep achievement.

Single worksheet for a mark-making activity. Includes mark-making techniques exploration, creating form with mark-making and a small observational drawing using mark-making techniques. Success criteria and instructions provided on worksheet. Ideal for an introduction task to observational drawing or the art elements. Can be completed with any medium.