These 2 smartboards look at making their anglo saxon jewellery and evaluating their work

This smartboard is based on the lesson on designing jewellery inspired from the Anglo Saxon culture The children will -come up with a range of designs -think about colour, theme and symbolism

These two smartboards are the first 2 lessons on looking at Anglo Saxon jewellery : - to look at the key elements of Anglo Saxon jewellery -identify features of the jewellery Differentiated lessons

These smartboard are using ink scape for the children to explore tessellation. The lessons focus on -exploring the software InkScape -exploring the different artists who create tessellation -imitating the style of an artist

This smartboard is focused on the children LO commenting on works of art by explaining what I like and why why the artist chose a particular material

This resource is in PowerPoint format and allows children to explore Paul Klee's paintings and annotate one image. The children will be able to look at differences and similarities between his paintings and form an opinion.

This smartboard resource is a lesson the famous artist Paul Klee. In this lesson the pupils will explore who the artist is and what the key features of his painting are.

This resource is in a smartboard format and has drawn inspiration from the artist Turner. The lesson focuses on mixing colours to create tone by using water to draw out different tones of colours.

This smartboard resource is based around inspiration from Turner. It focuses on making observational drawings. Seen as outstanding.

This lesson is focused on exploring the art work of Turner by understanding key information about the artist and expressing an opinion on his art work. Ideal for a lesson on art appreciation. Smartboard format

This resource has all the lessons plans for a half term based around Monet. The unit focuses on: -who Monet was -analysing a piece of art work -sketching a piece of Monet's art work -paining in the style of Monet