This one-page resource asks your students to find three artists for different categories. It’s a great way to get your students looking at more art and thinking about the different sort of art that’s out there. You can use this resource as a home learning task or in school as an extension task when a […]
This art extension task of 8 mini grid drawings of All-Star Converse, is ideal to have ready for those students who finish before others and need to be kept meaningfully busy. Two pages with 4 on a page. Print these on good quality drawing paper and then cut into four. Then let your students choose […]
This art extension task of 8 mini grid drawings of eyes, is ideal to have ready for those students who finish before others and need to be kept meaningfully busy. Print these on good quality drawing paper and then cut into four. Then let your students choose which one they would like to complete. The […]
What do you do with students who finish early? These 60 single page imaginative art activities for early finishers are the answer. These activities have been designed for younger students who finish early. (Age 8 -12) I like to let them choose but I only put out a few at a time so I’ve always […]
These 12 tag shaped drawing tasks will give your students choice, keep them busy and provide them with a challenge. Print them in colour or black and white. I cut them out and have them pegged to a board which makes an appealing display/visible resource in my classroom. You can then just tell students to […]
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I have been a high school art teacher for over 20 years, so I understand what it’s like to be in front of a class of students, often with very different abilities and attitudes.
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