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Do
You Doodle?
Simple, fun and creative, this book will develop children's imagination,
self-awareness and confidence. Suitable for all children - no drawing skills
required, this book will be irresistable to adults too - guaranteed! |
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Curriculum
Bank: Art (KS2)
The Curriculum Bank series provide ideas, activities and worksheets to
help teachers. This book is great at supporting KS2 teachers with their
Art lessons! |
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Welcome
to the Art pages.
Look at the 'Learning from and about Artists' ideas and resources
listed below,
or browse around the other Art sections using the bar
above.
Learning for All Artists:
- Artist of
the Month - A brilliant way of helping children to identify
different artists and their work.
Van Gogh:
- Sunflowers - Create
a wonderful sunflower display to decorate your school, using this
idea (based on Van Gogh's famous painting).
- The Starry Night -
Make your own version of Van Gogh's picture "The Starry Night".
- Stars on the Ceiling! - Decorate the ceiling in your class with these star pictures.
Picasso:
- Picasso Portraits -
Create portraits in the style of Picasso using this simple technique.
Andy Goldsworthy:
Lowry:
- An
Urban Landscape
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A six week plan, which aims to develop an understanding of an
artist's work (LS Lowry) and get children to apply it to their
own work based on an urban landscape. Contributed by Jo Churchill.
Monet:
- Monet Style Art -
Create a picture in the style of Monet, using this interesting
technique which uses wax and an iron!
- Teach about
Monet - A tip to try when teaching children about Monet's
work.
Frank Stella:
- Frank
Stella Plans (Unit 2C)
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A set of medium term plans and lesson plans, based on the work
of Frank Stella, with other themes linked to buildings. Linked
resources are also available for download:
Andy Warhol:
- Playing
with Colour - A simple, but effective, way of reproducing
effects created by Andy Warhol.
Kandinsky:
- Wassily
Kandinsky
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A useful introduction to the life and art work of Wassily Kandinsky.
Contributed by Zowie Jones.
Submit your own Art Idea!
These contributions are moderated, so they may not appear to other visitors
immediately. All ideas submitted here may be added to their own dedicated page
on the site at a later date. Please leave your name so that I can credit your
contribution, if you would like me to.
You can also submit ideas and resources
via email,
or using this form.
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