A2 poster explaining how to analyse photography using the 5C's approach. This is on buff coloured paper in arial font for a dyslexia friendly approach, it can be printed as large as A2 for display or smaller for handouts.

I have created A1 posters for each Assessment Objective (AO1-AO4) that can be printed large for poster display or smaller for handouts or revision help for students to better understand what is expected for each objective. These have been developed with Art and Photography language and imagery to be used in both subjects.

These mats are great for starting conversations using art specific language. They contain keywords, word banks, colour theory and analysing art sentence starters.

This resource gives students the choice of 3 photographic topics to study over the summer: Found Objects Windows and Doorways Shoot the skies. The resource contains starting point photographers to research as well as ideas on how to present their overall outcome.

This is a 12 page, A4 booklet that explains thoroughly what each Assessment Objective means and what it requires to achieve the grade desired. Each AO then goes on to a checklist for students to check over their work and see if they have hit the criteria of each AO, as well as grade descriptors on the 1-9 system to assess where each of their assessment objectives are currently at. The booklet was created using photographs of my own pupil's work, some from various blogs and grade descriptors from the AQA website.

A handout or learning mat that shows clearly the Photoshop shortcuts and toolbar buttons for ease of teaching. This resource has the basics that students will need to help them use Photoshop.

Bunting to display keywords A-Z of Photographic Keywords. Bunting is on Pdf format and can be printed A4, hole punched and threaded to create hanging bunting. Let me know if there are any words you feel are missing and I can add them!

Using this sheet student’s can plan out how to break down and scaffold the design process behind pop art typography.

A2 designed poster to explain light source in photography. Explanation of artificial light, natural light and low light sources. This is on buff coloured paper in arial font for a dyslexia friendly approach, it can be printed as large as A2 for display or smaller for handouts.

Depth of field poster to explain shallow and deep depth of field. This is on buff coloured paper in arial font for a dyslexia friendly approach, it can be printed as large as A2 for display or smaller for handouts.

Art display poster of the colour wheel, primary colours and tertiary colours. This can be printed as large as A1 or smaller as a handout for colour theory lessons. Dyslexia friendly on pastel background/arial font.

Portraiture explanation on A2 poster, this helps to explain lighting portraits, black and white and posing. This is on buff coloured paper in arial font for a dyslexia friendly approach, it can be printed as large as A2 for display or smaller for handouts.

A2 designed poster that works as an explanation of what composition is, how to fill the frame, leading lines and symmetry in a photograph/artwork. This is on buff coloured paper in arial font for a dyslexia friendly approach, it can be printed as large as A2 for display or smaller for handouts.

Poster to give advice on how to layout a sketchbook to present work appropriately and neatly. This is on buff coloured paper in arial font for a dyslexia friendly approach, it can be printed as large as A2 for display or smaller for handouts.

A2 poster explaining the rule of thirds and how to use this in photography. This is on buff coloured paper in arial font for a dyslexia friendly approach, it can be printed as large as A2 for display or smaller for handouts.

A2 poster to explain what tilt shift photography is with examples. This is on buff coloured paper in arial font for a dyslexia friendly approach, it can be printed as large as A2 for display or smaller for handouts.

A2 poster explaining Street Photography including key photographers. This is on buff coloured paper in arial font for a dyslexia friendly approach, it can be printed as large as A2 for display or smaller for handouts.

Using the sheet, pupils must guess what they think the famous works of art have sold for at private auction. This encourages students to understand the world of art further, comprehending the value that is placed on paintings throughout the History of Art. This is a great starter task for students who have just started studying art history or good to assess knowledge learned throughout a unit.

Pdf of 5 A4 Expectation posters for use in the classroom (with one specific to art classroom & sketchbooks) containing memes found online!