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Questioning Cube

A Questioning Cube is a simple and engaging way to encourage students to ask questions in the art room. Students roll the cube and create a question beginning with the question word that lands face up. It’s an easy way to spark curiosity, discussion and deeper thinking. Also included in this download is a bank […]
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Albrecht Dürer Venn Diagram

An Art Venn Diagram is a structured comparison worksheet where students analyse two artworks by writing about their differences on either side of the diagram and their similarities in the overlapping middle section. It is a simple but powerful way to develop comparative thinking in the art classroom. This Albrecht Dürer Art Analysis Venn Diagram […]
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Art Analysis Lesson – Portrait by Frida Kahlo

This Art Analysis Lesson encourages students to look closely at ‘Self-Portrait with Thorn Necklace and Hummingbird’ by Frida Kahlo and analyse how the artist has used the Elements of Art and Principles of Design. Students are guided step-by-step to identify the most important elements and principles, then write a short analytical paragraph explaining their choices. This download includes: How does this resource […]
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I wonder… Peter Davis

I Wonder… Creative Art Prompts for Imaginative Writing ‘Stay Safe Mum (Elbow Elbow)’ by Peter Davis reveals so much in its image and title about a certain point in history and its impact on ordinary people. Rather than formally analysing ‘Stay Safe Mum (Elbow Elbow)‘ this handout asks for a creative response. Each prompt starts ‘I […]
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I wonder… Lawrence Beall

I Wonder… Creative Art Prompts for Imaginative Writing They say a picture speaks a thousand words, and this propaganda poster certainly does. ‘Don’t Let That Shadow Touch Them’ by Lawrence Beall reveals so much in its image and title. Rather than formally analysing ‘Don’t Let That Shadow Touch Them’, this handout asks for a creative […]
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Edgar Degas Venn Diagram

An Art Venn Diagram is a structured comparison worksheet where students analyse two artworks by writing about their differences on either side of the diagram and their similarities in the overlapping middle section. It is a simple but powerful way to develop comparative thinking in the art classroom. This Edgar Degas Art Analysis Venn Diagram […]
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