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Lessons & Kits

Free art lessons for home, rural and remote learning

Every lesson here is free to download, written by a practising art teacher and linked to the Australian Curriculum v9.0. Download the lessons free, then explore optional materials below. Individual products and available packs can be ordered through the shop.

Free PDF · 6 pages · Years 5–6 · Visual Arts · Australian Curriculum v9.0

SEEU™ Evidence of Thinking Record

Make students’ visual thinking visible, from a first impression to an interpretation supported by evidence. Includes a two-sided classroom record, teacher guide, red-chair visual and two worked examples with feedback.

Free PDF · Educator guide · Visual literacy

​SEEU™ Quick-Start Guide

A 5-page introduction to Spot, Examine, Explore and Understand: four filters for understanding any image with confidence. Includes a visual exercise and worked Vermeer example.

Free PDF
Foundation–Year 6 · Visual Arts and English
Australian Curriculum v9.0

​A Garden of Words

A 19-page printable art and vocabulary activity for Foundation to Year 6, with petal templates that keep student writing visible, flower symbolism, and prompts about colour, mood and meaning.

Free PDF
Years 1–2 · Foundation adaptations
Australian Curriculum v9.0

​A Teapot That Travelled the World

Build confidence in art through everyday design, Chinese tea and ceramic traditions, contemporary artist Vipoo Srivilasa and family stories. This nine-page resource includes SEEU™ prompts, Australian Curriculum v9.0 links and three template versions for differentiation and your own thematic hook. For Years 1–2 with Foundation adaptations. Print templates on A3 at 100%; use an A4 backing card.

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Updated teapot printable templates: floral line drawing, full-colour blue-and-white version, and blank template from A Teapot That Travelled the World.

In the classroom

Classroom example of the teapot activity.

Keep it simple. Cut, assemble, write and personalise. Children can add colour, drawings or their own details. There is no single ‘finished’ version.

Free lesson resources and materials

Materials are optional and can be ordered separately.

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