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Georgia O’Keeffe Research Crossword

Georgia O’Keeffe Research Crossword.  Are you fed up with students cutting and pasting chunks from the internet and calling it research? Using a crossword puts you in control and makes students research real facts.  This Georgia O’Keeffe crossword asks students to research some of the key facts about O’Keeffe.  It includes an answer sheet too. This […]
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Van Gogh Research Crossword

Van Gogh Research Crossword.  Are you fed up with students cutting and pasting chunks from the internet and calling it research? Using a crossword puts you in control and makes students research real facts.  This Van Gogh crossword asks students to research some of the key facts about Van Gogh.  It includes an answer sheet too. […]
Grid Drawings

Toothpaste Grid Drawings

3 Toothpaste grid drawings to teach detailed, tonal drawing.  An excellent resource to build into any still life unit of work.  Ideal as both classwork or homework.  There are two versions of each grid drawing, one with the grid lines in place, and one where students have to draw their own grid lines but there […]
Drawing Resources

Negative Space in Art – Teaching Drawing

How do you teach students about negative space in Art?  These worksheets will really help.  The task for students is to draw the shapes between the twigs.  Ideal if you are teaching about ‘Space’ as an element of art.  An invaluable lesson in their journey to become better at drawing.  This download includes: 2 worksheets […]
Portraits Resources Starters / Bell Ringers

The Portraits Game – Starter

Get your students really looking at portraits and answering questions with ‘The Portraits Game’ starter activity.  Students have to match six clues to six portraits by famous artists.  Each clue also includes a question for you to questions your students further. Duration: 10 minutes There are more starter activities on The Arty Teacher.
Manmade Reference Photos Resources Still Life

Toothpaste Tubes Photobank

24 high-resolution images of toothpaste tubes.  These wonderfully sculptural forms are a delight to draw, providing your students with a challenge.  You could draw and paint using a range of media, surfaces and scale.
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