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I Wonder… Hugo Simberg

I Wonder… Creative Art Prompts for Imaginative Writing Rather than formally analysing ‘The Wounded Angel’ by Hugo Simberg, this handout asks for a creative response. Each prompt starts ‘I wonder…’ which enforces the idea that there is no one correct answer. Example statements would be ‘I wonder… what sounds I would hear if I stepped […]
Drawing Natural Forms Resources

Half & Half Trees – Artist Collaboration

This project is named ‘Half & Half Trees’ as the artwork students create is half collage, half drawing. This project is in collaboration with artist MSillo. During this project students will: Included in this download: There are many more drawing and natural forms projects on The Arty Teacher website.
Grid Drawings Resources

South Dakota Ring-Necked Pheasant Grid Drawing

South Dakota Ring-Necked Pheasant Grid Drawing! If you’re looking for a creative activity that celebrates your state, you’ve just found it! There are two versions of this one-page download.  One where the grid is in place (pictured here), and one where the students draw the lines of the grid themselves, using the tiny marks already […]
Resources Zentangles

Zendoodle Rabbit

This Zendoodle Rabbit worksheet has everything your students need on one worksheet.  A beautiful Rabbit, a short written instruction and some good example zendoodle patterns.  This is a 2-page download that includes a worksheet and a good example. There are lots of Zendoodle teaching resources on The Arty Teacher website. (Sometimes called ‘Zentangles’) Materials required: Permanent Fineliners #Ad
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Easter Egg Collage

Bring a fun and creative Easter-themed activity into your art classroom with this Easter Egg Collage lesson! This download includes a PowerPoint presentation to guide students through the process step by step, plus a handout to support their learning. Students will use strips of magazine paper to create a vibrant Easter egg. This engaging activity […]
Drawing Resources

Blind Contour Drawing – Daffodils

Blind contour drawing is an exciting drawing technique that creates fluid, expressive and experimental drawings. Included in this download: There are many more drawing art lessons on The Arty Teacher website.
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