The Arts Teaching Resources for Year 5
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Artistic Movements Teaching Presentation – Cubism
A 44-slide editable PowerPoint template exploring the famous artists and signature artistic techniques of the Cubist movement.
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Artistic Movements PowerPoint – The Renaissance
A 48-slide editable PowerPoint template exploring the famous artists and signature artistic techniques of the Renaissance.
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Art Elements PowerPoint Presentation
A PowerPoint including eight slides explaining the different visual art elements.
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What Am I? – Music and Instruments
A fun game for students to identify various musical instruments and terminology.
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Famous Artists Card Game
A set of 54 famous artist cards to be used for a variety of card games.
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Basketball-Inspired Dance Moves Flashcards
A set of 14 hip hop style dance moves flashcards.
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Cubism Guitar – Template
A paper craft template of a Cubism style guitar.
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Visual Arts Elements Colour PowerPoint - Upper Years
A 21 slide teaching presentation to use when investigating colour in Visual Art.
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How to Draw an Alien for Kids - Task Card
A task card that helps primary school students draw an awesome alien!
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The Arts Term Tracker (WA Curriculum) - Year 5
The Arts term tracker using the WA Curriculum Year 5 content descriptors and codes.
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The Media Display Banner
A classroom display banner to use on your 'The Media' display board.
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Dance Display Banner
A classroom display banner to use on your 'Dance' display board.
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Music Display Banner
A classroom display banner to use on your 'Music' display board.
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Stage Direction Terminology Posters
A set of 2 posters explaining stage direction terminology.
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Detailed Stage Directions Poster
A poster explaining detailed stage direction terminology.
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Basic Stage Directions Poster
A poster explaining basic stage direction terminology.
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Non-Realism Performance Style Poster
A poster explaining the dramatic performance style of Non-Realism.
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Form Art Element Poster
A poster that explains the term 'form' as an art element.
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Realism Performance Style Poster
A poster explaining the dramatic performance style of Realism.
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Value Art Element Poster
A poster that explains the term 'value' as an art element.
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Realism and Non-Realism Performance Styles Posters
A set of 2 posters explaining the theatrical styles of Realism and Non-Realism.
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Line Drawing
A template to use as an example for this line drawing activity.
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The Symphony Orchestra Poster
A poster which shows the placement of instruments in the symphony orchestra.
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Visual Arts Elements, Subject Matter and Composition Posters
A set of four posters examining visual arts elements, subject matter and composition.
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Music Symbols Vocabulary Word Wall
15 music related vocabulary word wall cards with associated musical symbols.
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Readers' Theatre - Teaching Resource Pack
A comprehensive pack of 33 readers' theatre scripts, catering to a range of age groups and ability levels.
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Term Trackers Resource Pack (WA Curriculum) - Year 5
A collection of term trackers aligned with the WA Curriculum.
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Genius Hour Teaching Resource Pack
Download the full collection of teaching resources to support facilitation of Teach Starter's six-step 'Genius Hour' inquiry-based learning process.
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Visual Arts Elements Resource Pack - Upper Years
A comprehensive pack of resources to use with the upper years when studying the elements of Visual Art.
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Term Trackers Resource Pack (Australian Curriculum) - Year 5
A collection of term trackers aligned with the Australian Curriculum.
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Term Trackers Resource Pack (WA Curriculum) - ABLEWA
A collection of term trackers aligned with the WA Curriculum.
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Visual Art Elements Unit – Upper Years
This Visual Arts unit investigates the Elements of Visual Art. Demonstrations and artistic techniques are explored, with particular attention given to line, shape, form, colour, texture and space.