textile by primary teacher
Textile art for KS2 primary kids
July 27, 2009
1 Comment | 
22723088, fabrics, sewing, sticking, textiles, textures, Uncategorized, water | Tagged: Art, curriculum, elements, primary, textile, topics, water | 
Permalink
Posted by curriculart
Teachers getting arty
July 13, 2009
A chance to explore materials
3 Comments | fabrics, sewing, sticking, textiles | Tagged: arty textiles, curriculum, fabrics, kids projects, primary teachers | Permalink
Posted by curriculart
curriculART at Wimbledon
June 30, 2009Celebrate Wimbledon fortnight with this fab creative project. Link with sports and science topics in your curriculum at www.curriculart.co.uk This will only be showing on our site for Wimbledon fortnight, so hurry!
tennis ball print - another great KS2 curriculART project
4 Comments | paint, print, Sports, tennis balls, Wimbledon | Tagged: art for kids, balls, curriculart, key stage 2, paint, print, resources, tennis, Wimbledon | Permalink
Posted by curriculart
New Kids Art projects
June 18, 2009
Get your kids drawing BIG
In June www. curriculart.co.uk added two new projects using gorgeous downloadable papers and recycled resources to keep our subscribers occupied, adding art to every area of their curriculum. We would love to know what the schools thought.
2 Comments | charcoal, drawing, pastels | Tagged: art for kids, drawing projects, foundation stage, key stage 1, key stage 2, resources, teachers | Permalink
Posted by curriculart
Guardian creative summer
June 14, 2009The Guardian are having a creative summer series. I wish they would include curriculART to show their readers just how creative their summer could be…..
curriculart creative summer
6 Comments | Guardian, mosaic, summer | Tagged: art for kids, curriculart, Guardian, mosaic, seaside, summer | Permalink
Posted by curriculart
Discuss creativity in education with us
June 1, 2009Last Tuesday’s Education Guardian (26 May 2009) sang the praises of increased creativity in the primary curriculum. ‘We want the WOW factor’ was utterly inspiring in its case for a more creative curriculum, but is this just a theory that lots subscribe to but few act upon? For an extra WOW factor take a look at www.curriculart.co.uk and let us know what you think.
Leave a Comment » | Uncategorized | Tagged: Art, Crafts, Creativity, Education, Kids, Primary Schools | Permalink
Posted by curriculart
