Close-Ups of Metallic Balloons. This is a one-page download. There are two versions of this one page: one that uses the word ‘tone’ another which uses the word ‘value’. There are more art lessons that feature metallic balloons on The Arty Teacher website.
Metallic Balloon Words to Draw! A collection of four words to draw. This download includes: The four words pictured here. A page with a rectangle which is the same size as the rectangles of the words. There are other metallic balloon resources and other drawing art lessons on The Arty Teacher website.
Expand the Drawing – Manmade! This is a simple but imaginative task where students expand the images on the worksheet with their own drawings. This one has a ‘manmade’ theme. It is great for a cover/sub lesson or would fit in nicely with your manmade or mechanical themed projects. There are more ‘Expand the Drawing’ […]
This oyster shell pen drawing lesson guides your students through the steps to create a detailed pen drawing with a non-permanent pen and water. The final step has an emphasis on mark making. This download includes: The 7-slide PowerPoint pictured above. A detailed lesson plan. 4 oyster shell images for students to work from. Materials […]
With this collaborative shoes artwork, students work in groups with each student drawing a piece(s) of the picture which combines to create a large artwork. The lesson plan suggests you use pencil or charcoal but you can, of course, use whatever media you like. This resource comes in both A4 pieces and letter-size pieces. Shoes […]
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