This ‘Eagle Grid Drawing’ is a great way to teach drawing and/or celebrate American Independence Day. The American Bald Eagle has been the national bird of the United States since 1782 and appears on many American government buildings and official documents. In America, the eagle appears on the president’s flag, the mace of the House […]
‘Drawing a fish with coloured pencil’ is a 1-page download. This amazing fish head image is ideal for a coloured pencil drawing. The instructions ask students to work lightly with pencil and then work with coloured pencils. There are two versions of the resource, one with the spelling ‘colour’ and another with the spelling ‘color’. […]
Teach the art of stick and ink drawing so your students can create gestural drawings full of mark making. This resource will fill two lessons, and your students will: Practise creating tones/values with stick and ink. Practise mark making with stick and ink Draw a shell using a stick and ink. This download includes: A […]
Students love drawing eyes and this Drawing an Eye with Pencil resource will support your students to do just that. In this lesson, you present the Powerpoint and then your students draw using the pictorial guide. This download includes: A two-slide Powerpoint with animated text, pictured above. A pictorial step-by-step eye resource, also pictured above. […]
This ‘Observational Drawing of a Burger’ one-page download presents your students with a fun challenge and is great if you are looking for contemporary still life subject matter. Great for teaching drawing or for food projects. There are many more drawing art lessons on The Arty Teacher website.
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