Download Tag: Art Literacy
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I wonder… Ford Madox Brown
I Wonder… Creative Art Prompts for Imaginative Writing They say a picture speaks a thousand words, and this painting certainly does. Narrative art at its best, this painting, ‘The Last of England’, reveals a complete story. Rather than formally analysing ‘The Last of England’ by Ford Madox Brown, this handout asks for a creative response.…
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Art Movements Concertina Book
This Art Movements concertina book is a great way for students to learn about art movements and improve their art literacy by looking at, analysing and writing about art. They also learn to make a concertina book. Students will: Learn about art movements through research and practical tasks. Make a concertina book including a collaged…
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Artist Research – Links to Artists Listed by Theme Page
It is never wrong to get your students looking at more artists and art. This artist research resource has been created to work alongside my artists listed by theme page which you can see here: Artists Listed by Theme Students would need access to the internet to complete the tasks on this download. Students follow…
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Art Glossary 2
Using an Art Glossary is a great way to ensure your students record art-specific vocabulary. This might be techniques, processes or different media. You could choose to add artist names to the label that is in the top right-hand corner or use it for another purpose. This download comes in black and white and colour…
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Art Display Keywords – Art Literacy
‘Art Display Keywords’ is a download that should be part of your art literacy strategy. Having keywords on your displays is a simple way to help build your student’s subject-specific language. This resource includes 137 words in 3 arty fonts. The whole set also comes in Times New Roman. Simply laminate the pages of words,…
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Art Annotation Bookmark
This art annotation bookmark is a great way to introduce annotation to a class and can remain in students’ sketchbooks as a handy reminder. Also included in this download is a list of examples for each prompt on the bookmark, so that you can run through ideas with your students when you first give them…