Single sheet activity ideal for cover. Task requires students to research 4 main design movements and fill in a table of information including examples of products from the movement, key features and designers. Stretch and challenge questions added. Icons sourced on freePik: https://www.freepik.com/free-icon/loupe_15452791.htm#query=research&position=2&from_view=search&track=sph

Printable PDF file.

18 editable comments that can be used as feedback or a smart target on a report for Art on the topic of observational drawing.

PDF including images of apples in colour. Images range from low skill to high. Can be used as a cover activity, homework or part of a scheme of lessons. All images are not mine and were sourced on FreePik.

Tell, Ask, Improve peer feedback slips.

PDF with two copies of a self-reflection slip ideal for end of any lesson. Asks students to identify how they feel about their learning in a visual manner before writing what they think they did well and what they can improve.

Powerpoint resources containing 16 different editable slides on the topic of toy design/toy safety. Several slides are designed for use as a teaching visual aid that can be displayed to students in lesson to accompany the worksheets tasks, that can be printed. Tasks allow students to analyse existing toy products considering target market and toy safety. Short questions, exit tickets and longer product analysis tasks included. Some differentiation provided on resources in the form of sentence starters, key words and sentence structures. (I use these resources with my year 6-8 classes during woodwork projects.)

PDF file with two copies of a PMI reflection slip ideal for any lesson or subject.

5 worksheets on Pop artists, Lichtenstein, Haring, Britto, Magnes and Warhol. Each worksheet features one of the artists and an example of their artwork. Students are required to analyse the artworks by answering the questions. Ideal resource for homework, cover work or as an activity within a larger scheme of work.

Template for students to record new Art vocabulary and terminology learned each lesson. Space to record the new word, write a definition and draw a picture to help remember. Can be printed and stuck in student books or printed and used as a whole class display to record new words as you meet them.

Quick starter/plenary task to questions learners knowledge of Motion. ideal for KS2 or KS3. Fully editable.

Set of 6 individual posters for each primary and secondary colour containing key words. Great for classroom display.

Single poster ready to print. Great for classroom display.

Digital file ready to print. Visual aid highlighting steps from the initial research stage up to review and evaluation, to aid students during an Art project. Ideal for classroom display.

This activity involves students designing a new cover for an existing DVD, CD or book of their choice. Templates for each are provided, along with a section for the students to write about what DVD, CD or book they have chosen, what it is about and who the target market is. Before designing, students are encouraged to analyse a DVD cover for The Incredibles and identify key features on the cover. Ideal resource for cover work or as part of a scheme of work. Image used in the resource is sourced from Google images.

Single worksheet activity requires students to design a hygiene poster for the food prep kitchen. Prior to this, students must identify the difference between personal, kitchen and food hygiene rules, as well as write 4 additional rules. ideal resource for a cover lesson or part of a scheme of work on the topic of Hygiene/ Cross-contamination etc.

This single sheet activity requires students to design a poster about the Four C’s. Prior to designing, students should identify the symtoms of food poisoning, list the conditions needed for bacteria to grow and list and explain the four c’s. This is ideal for a cover lesson or as part of a scheme of work on the topic of hygiene/cross-contamination. Graphics used are sourced from Google images.

Printable activity cards for DT on the topic of client needs. Sheet 1 provides two options of clients and their problems. Students are required to identify the client’s needs and write/sketch a design solution. Sheet 2 provides a blank client needs template in which students can make up a client with a problem and provide a solution. Alternatively, this can be used as pair work. Partner A can create the client and their problem and partner B can identify the needs and provide a design solution. Royalty free images sourced in FreePik. <a href=“https://www.freepik.com/free-photo/smiling-young-woman-paying-her-bills-online-with-laptop-bedroom-home_21127912.htm#query=girl studying on bed&position=21&from_view=search&track=ais”>Image by diana.grytsku</a> on Freepik <a href=“https://www.freepik.com/free-photo/hispanic-teenager-playing-video-game-holding-controller-relaxed-with-serious-expression-face-simple-natural-looking-camera_38868517.htm#query=16 year old boy gamer&position=2&from_view=search&track=ais”>Image by krakenimages.com</a> on Freepik

2 printable blank templates for an analysis on any artwork. Variety in template -Space for students to either stick in a picture of the artwork or name the artwork. Different questions on each template. Comes in colour and b/w version.