Toolkit

Art Safari

Resources:

Willing volunteers and images!

What to do:

In order to spark interest and a love for art in and amongst your students try this…


  • Go around the school and place images of a pieces of work by various artists.
  • Get members of staff and sixth formers to dress up like those artists.
  • Students have to then fill in their table matching the image, its location and description with the artist.
  • They have to ask the dressed up artist questions and find out facts and information too.


Variations:

Set an art trail?
Art Safari with Head of Art-Alexa C today! #pedagoofriday pic.twitter.com/YG46Dlr0N1
— Amjad Ali (@ASTsupportAAli) March 27, 2015



Post inspired by the head of Art here at my school- @CheneyStudios 

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