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Introduce your students to the artistic style of Mary Blair with this engaging Lesson 1 resource, focusing on drawing lines and shapes to build foundational art skills. Inspired by Blair’s bold, geometric designs, children will practice creating straight and curved lines, circles, squares, and triangles, which are key elements in her artwork. This lesson includes visual examples, a practice worksheet, and creative activities to help students explore and replicate Blair’s iconic style. Perfect for primary school art lessons, this resource encourages creativity and confidence while teaching basic techniques through a fun, hands-on approach. Lesson 2 - 6: /teaching-resource/-13177529

Get into the festive spirit with this Winter-Themed Gingerbread House Craft Worksheet, perfect for a creative and educational holiday activity! This printable worksheet provides a template for designing and decorating your own gingerbread house. Students can cut, color, and assemble the paper house, adding winter-themed details like snow, icicles, candy canes, and gumdrops. This activity encourages fine motor skills, creativity, and spatial awareness, making it ideal for art lessons, seasonal classroom décor, or a fun take-home project. With easy-to-follow instructions, it’s suitable for all ages, bringing festive cheer to any learning environment! Winter Craft Bundle: /teaching-resource/-13166835

Bring winter fun into the classroom with this Snowman Cut and Paste Worksheet! This hands-on activity allows students to assemble their own snowman by cutting out pieces like the hat, scarf, buttons, arms, and carrot nose, then pasting them onto the template. Perfect for developing fine motor skills and creativity, this worksheet can also be customized with colors or extra decorations. It’s an engaging activity for winter-themed lessons, early finishers, or at-home crafts, suitable for children of all ages. Simple, fun, and festive, it’s a delightful way to embrace the season! Winter Craft Bundle: /teaching-resource/-13166835

Enhance mindfulness and creativity with this beautifully designed mosque colouring sheet. Perfect for children and adults alike, this resource encourages relaxation, focus, and artistic expression. Ideal for RE lessons, cultural celebrations, or quiet time activities, it promotes reflection while celebrating Islamic art and architecture. Suitable for all ages and abilities.

Note: I have a plan for 6 weeks but i created the powerpoints and completed it in 5 lessons. What’s Included Over 5 Weeks: Week 1 – Introduction to Pointillism and Artist Study: Children are introduced to the art technique of pointillism through the work of Georges Seurat and modern artist Anna Enshina. They learn how to use small, precise dots to build colour and shape, and explore why artists choose this method. Pupils experiment with dotting using cotton buds or fine brushes. Week 2 – Artist Focus: Anna Enshina This session dives deeper into the work of Anna Enshina. Children respond to her animal paintings, discussing the use of colour, texture, and dot patterns. They complete a two-page artist response spread, including observational drawing, colour analysis, and a reflection on their emotional response to the artwork. Week 3 – Exploring Colour Mixing and Texture through Dots: Children investigate how placing colours side by side can create new colours visually (optical mixing). They create a dot-based colour blending chart and apply this knowledge to a mini painting. Vocabulary includes subtle, vibrant, and optical mixing. Week 4 – Sketching and Planning a Wildlife Dot Artwork: Using wildlife photographs for inspiration, children sketch animals with a focus on texture and detail. They plan how to represent feathers, fur, or patterns using dots, experimenting with layout and colour choice. Sketching may be done on iPads or paper. Week 5 – Creating the Final Piece: Children bring together all the skills learned to produce a final A4 (or canvas) wildlife artwork using the pointillism technique. They work carefully to layer colours and include meaningful detail. Reflection tasks help pupils evaluate their progress and celebrate their finished piece.

Explore bold pattern, shape, colour and clay techniques through this inspiring mini-unit on Clarice Cliff. Bring the vibrant, geometric world of Clarice Cliff to life in your classroom with this 4-week KS1 Art Unit. Perfect for Year 2, this hands-on project develops children’s understanding of shape, line, pattern, colour and introduces clay techniques through an exploration of 1920s British design. Over four progressive lessons, pupils explore Clarice Cliff’s work, create their own plate designs, sculpt with clay, and finish their decorative pieces with bold colours and patterns. The project culminates in both an individual clay plate and a collaborative group canvas, making it ideal for school displays and art weeks. What’s Included: Full 4-week lesson plans with clear LOs PowerPoint slides to guide each session Vocabulary and reflection questions Art skills progression: drawing, designing, clay modelling, painting

Introduce your Year 2 students to the vibrant world of Mary Blair with this 6-lesson resource pack, designed to inspire creativity and develop foundational art skills. Across the lessons, children will practice drawing lines and shapes, explore bold color combinations, create repeating patterns, and design simple scenes inspired by Blair’s iconic style. They’ll also collaborate on a large-scale mural and reflect on their artistic journey, building confidence and teamwork. This resource includes step-by-step plans, visual examples, activity sheets, and reflection prompts, making it perfect for engaging and skill-building primary art lessons. Lesson 1: /teaching-resource/-13177517