Teaching Resources Activities for the classroom Explore artists in your classroom Resources for teachers Activities for the classroom Ten Minute Arts Challenges Try starting every school day with an injection of creativity and see what happens! LYB is for Lynette Yiadom-Boakye An inclusive classroom activity for your students to explore their ideas and record their experiences to get to know Lynette Yiadom-Boakye's paintings Use Your Body to Make Art Stretch out, warm up and take part in two performances with artist Harold Offeh Animals in Art Discover animal artworks and fun activities to use in your classroom Make a Sensory Sculpture Use materials that look and feel different to make a sculpture with Harold Offeh Tate Draw Sketch your own masterpiece with our fun new game! Make Art With Your Body in Nature Try out some fun performance activities and take photos inspired by surreal artist Claude Cahun! Explore Your Feelings with Art An intro to making sense of your inner world using art! Colour and Shape How is colour and shape used to create art? Discover colourful artworks and fun activities to use in your classroom Explore artists in your classroom Who is Bhajan Hunjan? Explore the childhood, artwork and activism of artist Bhajan Hunjan Who is Charlie Phillips? Meet Charlie Phillips, the photographer who captures images of everyday life Who is Yinka Shonibare? Meet the artist who connects different cultures and reveals hidden histories Who is Rachel Jones? Meet the artist who explores emotions, colour and teeth! Who is Abbas Zahedi? Play Games, Make Art and Explore Artists Go To Tate Kids Resources for teachers Key Words Use this resource to investigate how our experiences shape the way we make, talk about or interpret art Thinking about gender and bodies Find ways to structure discussions and activities to explore identity and gender Research skills and exam support Designed to inspire ideas for research in the gallery, classroom and everyday life William Stott’s 'Le Passeur' (The Ferryman) 1881 Explore William Stott’s enigmatic painting Le Passeur (The Ferryman) 1881. Investigate its hidden symbolism and find out how life in a rural artist community impacted on Stott’s ideas and techniques
