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Colour Theory Pattern Resources Sub / Cover Lessons

Warm or Cool Face Sub Lesson

This one-page worksheet explains warm and cool colours and tasks students to colour their faces in warm or cool colours. This worksheet has two versions: one with the spelling ‘colour’ and the other with ‘colour’. Great for injecting some fun, colour theory into your sub/cover lessons. Please note that this worksheet has no lesson plan, […]
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Zendoodle Crab Sub Lesson

This zendoodle crab sub lesson has everything your students need on one worksheet.  A beautiful crab, a short written instruction and some good example zendoodle patterns.  It also comes with a lesson plan and two extra sheets of patterns. There are lots of Zendoodle teaching resources on The Arty Teacher website. Materials required: Permanent Fineliners #Ad
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Colour Theory Watercolour Lesson

This ‘Colour Theory Watercolour Lesson’ can be used as a cover/sub lesson or as an introduction to harmonious/analogous and contrasting colours. Students will: This download includes: Materials required: paper, watercolour, waterpots and brushes. There are lots of colour theory resources and watercolour resources on The Arty Teacher website.
Pattern Resources Sub / Cover Lessons

Draw Patterns in the Leaf

With this one-page download students draw patterns in the leaf.  They can use the example patterns as inspiration and also create their own. There are many more pattern art lessons on The Arty Teacher website.
Pattern Resources Sub / Cover Lessons

Art Lettering Cover/Sub Lesson

A versatile art lettering cover/sub lesson that can be used in lots of ways.  The accompanying lesson plan has 4 suggestions of different ways to use this resource including warm and cool colours, mark making, pattern and making connections to artists.  It’s always good if a cover lesson can extend the work you are already […]
Pattern Sub / Cover Lessons

Doodle Alphabet Sub Lesson

Be prepared with this Doodle Alphabet Sub Lesson.  It comes with 3 pages: The Doodle Alphabet Worksheet A Good Example A lesson plan which includes a script for a non-specialist. These three pages are pictured above. There are many more pattern sub lessons on The Arty Teacher.
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