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20 Street Artists Every Art Teacher Should Know
This simple resource gives you a useful list of well-known street artists. Ideal for street art and graffiti projects. Register on The Arty Teacher to access 3 free resources a month […]
Starters & Plenaries for Art Lessons
17 super-useful starters and plenaries that can be used in Art lessons, again and again. Many have been designed to use in ANY art lesson and include recapping, target setting, […]
Exit Tickets – General
These 3 super-useful exit tickets can be used in almost any lesson to assess your students learning. They ask: The most important thing I learned was… I still have questions […]
Drawing a Backbone Cover / Sub Lesson
This detailed drawing activity will give your students a challenge and keep them busy. It comes with a lesson plan which is easy for a non-art-specialist to use. Ideal to […]
Growth Mindset in Art Education
Are you fed up with hearing ‘I can’t draw’? Me too! I shall be doing everything I can to change this fixed mindset attitude with my classes and will be […]
Eye Grid Drawing
Excellent for teaching line, tone and detail. Perfect classwork or homework for portrait drawing projects. You get two versions of this one-page resource: One where the grid lines are already […]
Cezanne Oil Pastel Unit of Work
This comprehensive Cezanne Oil Pastel Unit of Work includes everything you need to run a super-engaging Cezanne project. During this project students will: Learn about the work of Cezanne through […]
Angie Lewin Artist
Three useful worksheets to complement any Angie Lewin Project. The first worksheet I use to get my class to work in different media in the four different boxes e.g. hot […]
Peer Marking and Self-Assessing a Watercolour
Your students can peer mark or self-assess their watercolour work with this clear and easy to follow resource. They simply answer the questions when reviewing their work. You will receive two […]