An audit created and used by an Art & DT subject lead in a primary school. Given to staff to complete at the start of the year, and at the end. This is used to monitor staff’s confidence and professional development.

An editable Unit Powerpoint for a 6-lesson unit on Fauvism, focusing on the key artist Henri Matisse. Also with supporting resources. Lesson 1 – Introduction to Fauvism Lesson 2 – Artist Study: Henri Matisse Lesson 3 – Developing skills Lesson 4 – Design Lesson 5 – Create Lesson 6 – Evaluate

An editable Unit Powerpoint for a 7-lesson unit on Futurism, focusing on the key artist Fortunato Depero. Also with supporting resources. Lesson 1 – Introduction to Futurism Lesson 2 – Artist Study: Fortunato Depero Lesson 3 – Developing skills Lesson 4 – Design Lesson 5 – Create Lesson 6 – Create Lesson 7 – Evaluate

A 7-week unit of work (can be adapted) on food packaging. A summary is below: Lesson 1 – Intro to graphics – Examples of food packaging Lesson 2 – Research food labels Lesson 3 – Sketching techniques Lesson 4 – Design label (logo, colour, typography) Lesson 5+6 – Create a net of label Lesson 7 - Evaluate Includes all accompanying resources.

An editable Unit Powerpoint for a 6-lesson unit on Orphism, with a focus on key artist Robert Delaunay. Lesson 1 – Introduction to Orphism Lesson 2 – Artist Study: Robert Delaunay Lesson 3 – Developing skills Lesson 4 – Design Lesson 5 – Create Lesson 6 - Evaluate

An editable Unit Powerpoint for a 7-week unit of work on Stained Glass, with a focus on key artists Louis Comfort Tiffany and Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Lesson 1 – Introduction to stained glass art Lesson 2 – Artist Study: Louis Comfort Tiffany Lesson 3 – Developing skills Lesson 4 – Design Lesson 5 – Create Lesson 6 – Create Lesson 7 – Evaluate

An editable Unit Powerpoint for a 6-lesson unit on Collage, focusing on the key artist Raoul Hausmann (Dadaism). Also with supporting resources. Lesson 1 – Introduction to Collage Lesson 2 – Artist Study: Raoul Hausmann (& Dadaism) Lesson 3 – Developing skills Lesson 4 – Design Lesson 5 – Create Lesson 6 – Evaluate Disclaimer: The actual Powerpoint uploaded here is only 4 lessons long, but that’s because I had to cut the unit down to fit our school term timetable. The full sequence of lessons would usually be 6 lessons, as broken down above.