This Art and design video demonstrates a house design activity inspired by artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser. The activity encourages creativity, personal expression and the use of vibrant colour, pattern and detail.

This Art and design video supports teachers in guiding learners to design a building using one of three architectural drawing styles: perspective view, plan view or front elevation. It encourages children to develop original ideas, consider the building’s purpose and users and annotate their designs with creative and practical features.

This Art and design video demonstrates a monoprint activity based on observational house drawings. The activity encourages creative composition, mark-making and exploration of printmaking techniques to produce unique abstract prints.

This Art and design video supports teachers in guiding learners through the process of selecting and printing a cropped section of their house drawing using monoprinting techniques. The video models how to use a window mount to focus on an area of interest, prepare ink and create a successful line-based monoprint, helping learners explore abstraction and mark making through print.

This Art and design video demonstrates observational drawing skills through sketching a house. The activity encourages careful observation, accurate proportion and detailed recording to build drawing confidence.

This Art and design video supports teachers in guiding learners to develop observational drawing skills through the study of houses. The lesson emphasises composition, proportion and attention to detail, encouraging children to draw what they see rather than what they think is there. Techniques for measuring features and adding architectural detail are modelled to build learners’ confidence and accuracy.

This Art and design video supports teachers in guiding learners to plan how their installation artwork will be experienced by an audience. The lesson focuses on the importance of viewer experience in installation art, encouraging learners to think creatively about display, setting and sensory elements like sound or lighting, even imagining options beyond the school setting.

This Art and design video supports teachers in guiding learners to develop an installation artwork that communicates a message or concept. Building on their understanding of installation art and inspired by Tsai Guo-Chang’s Heritage, learners explore themes that matter to them, locally or globally and plan their own installations using visual journals, models or collaborative construction.

This Art and design video demonstrates how to turn everyday classroom objects into creative installation artworks. The activity encourages imaginative thinking, spatial awareness and creative risk-taking through playful combinations and placement.