Welcome to the HOPArt Education Store
The HOPArt Education Store is open and has just started. It will build slowly as I process and add new projects to the Store.
HOPArt Education will be a resource for teachers and students in school, at home or travelling on the road. Digital downloads are available with information and lesson ideas. Since memory works best with pictures, I will endeavour to keep the pictures front and centre.
Topics will cover art, history and science.
I have decided to start with Evolution and have presented a timeline for humans and how life began from tiny organisms. This timeline is shown in my Human Evolution in Steps Chart. It is a sweeping flow chart with pictures of the animals and creatures as they developed and evolved through time. The focus is on the human story.
As a follow on the scientific system of grouping organisms into categories is shown in pictures. It is the Classification System Chart. I have included Picture Cards which can be printed and cut out from the page and used as student Pocket Cards for easy reference.
Below you can see the PDFs that are availabe for download for Evolution.
Evolution of Humans through Time
Digital Downloads as PDF printouts ready to go!
- Evolution of Steps Chart
- Evolution of Humans in Steps Chart Notes plus Picture Boxes
- Evolution of Humans in Steps -Two Worksheets
- Classification System Chart
- Classification System Pocket Cards
- Classification of Humans Chart plus Animal Boxes sheet
- Classification of Humans Pocket Cards
The digital downloads can be printed out on most printers. Programs may vary but mostly PDF documents will open in Acrobat. Choose Fit to the Page in the Print Dialog box when printing. The documents are all A4 size which is standard and 210 x 297 mm or 8.3 x 11.7 inches.
Celtic Art continues on HOPArt
The Celtic Art already on site will continue to be available and pages can still be printed out for free. Later I will apply the Celtic art designs and information to ideas and activities for the classroom. In the meantime enjoy the natural world and take time out to draw what you see. It really is the best way to learn.
The Skull Project for artists is coming up next.
