Zendoodle Alphabet! Now your whole class can choose the letter of their name and create a beautiful zendoodle. This zendoodle alphabet download includes: All 26 letters of the alphabet similar to the A, B, C pictured here. A good example created by a 13-year old that shows the letter ‘R’ where the swirl behind it […]
Draw the Butterfly sub/cover lesson is a super-useful download and will link to lots of projects you already teach. Perhaps you already have an insect project or natural forms project? However, it also works as a one-off lesson that your students will love! This download includes: A worksheet in black and white and also colour […]
Miniature Drawing Project. This mini unit of work will fill four or five lessons and asks your students to practise drawing small objects in different media, make a tiny concertina book and then fill it with small drawings. The download includes: A three page unit of work which includes the stages of practising different media, […]
This Zendoodle heart makes a fun lesson for Valentine’s day. Students apply the patterns to the sections of the heart. This resource includes the good example pictured above. There are lots of Zentangle art lessons on The Arty Teacher website. Materials required: Permanent Fineliners, Paper #Ad
Use this Rosa Parks grid drawing to engage your students with Black History Month. There are two versions of this resource, one with the grid in place and one where students use the tiny marks around the rectangle to draw the grid themselves. There are other Black History art resources on The Arty Teacher.
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I have been a high school art teacher for over 20 years, so I understand what it’s like to be in front of a class of students, often with very different abilities and attitudes.
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