Study the word list: GCSE Art 3 Study
Learn using Look, Say, Cover, Write, Check: GCSE Art 3 Learn
Spelling Games: GCSE Art 3 Games
Listen and Spell test: GCSE Art 3 Test
Printable worksheets and activities: GCSE Art 3 Print
Handwriting worksheets: GCSE Art 3 Write

Study the word list: GCSE Art 3

Explore this spelling list: GCSE Art 3. Our page is packed with activities, games, and resources to help you succeed. Click on Learn, Games, Test, Print, or Write to explore all the available spelling tools.

About the word list: GCSE Art 3

Key words for GCSE Art.

thematic Thematic is when the artwork relates to a particular theme.
expressive Expressive art conveys a thought or feeling.
appearance Appearance is how the artwork looks.
deconstruction Deconstruction describes something that is being distorted or fragmented.
objective Objective artwork accurately represents the real world.
subjective Subjective artwork is influenced by the artist's point of view.
interpretation Interpretation is how an artist translates what they have learnt or seen into their work.
representational Representational art has strong visual references to the real world.
formal Formal elements are the various parts that make up a piece of art.
elements Formal elements are the various parts that make up a piece of art.
application Application is the way materials are used while creating art, for example how the paint is applied to a canvas.
experiment Artists experiment with techniques, processes, and styles to progress.
exploration Exploration is to investigate and study an area in detail for inspiration.
media In art, media are the materials used to create work.
technique Technique is the application of skills and approaches to produce work.
process In art, process refers to the steps taken in order to create work.
material A material is a substance or surface used to create a piece of art.
mixed-media Mixed-media is when more than one medium is used to create artwork.
depth Depth refers the the visual effect of distance in an artwork.
pencil A pencil is a lead drawing instrument.

Use the list: GCSE Art 3

Learn

'Look, Say, Cover, Write, Check' spelling exercise for GCSE Art 3 Learn this spelling list using the 'Look, Say, Cover, Write, Check' activity.

Look
thematic
Say
Cover
Write
Check
robot arm look
robot arm look
robot radar
robot spelling

Look, Say, Cover, Write, Check

How to use:

Look and read the word.

Say the word. Click the speaker icon.

Cover the word.

Write the word.

Check your spelling.

thematic
expressive
appearance
deconstruction
objective
subjective
interpretation
representational
formal
elements
application
experiment
exploration
media
technique
process
material
mixed-media
depth
pencil

Games

English spelling games Spelling games using the word list: GCSE Art 3

Autumn AnagramAutumn Anagram
A spelling game for Autumn!

Egg hunt spelling gameEgg Hunt
Crack the eggs!

Word search Word Search, small
The classic English word game.
Print version

Against the clock Against the Clock
Spelling 'against the clock'.

Mayan Temple spelling gameMayan Temple
Try the temple spelling puzzle.

Monkey Business spelling gameMonkey Business
It's bananas!

More games

Test

Spelling test: GCSE Art 3 Test yourself using the 'Listen and Spell' spelling test.

Print

Worksheets and activities Print spelling worksheets and activities: GCSE Art 3

More worksheets and activities

Write

Handwriting worksheets: GCSE Art 3 Handwriting worksheets: GCSE Art 3


Log in or try Spellzone for FREE

Access to ALL spelling resources!

free trial robot

No obligation - No pre-payment - No risk

Free Trial
Single Users | Familes | Schools

This word list was created by Spellzone. View more Spellzone course lists or curriculum word lists.

X
Please turn your screen to landscape to play this game.
X
Spellzone list  

Spelling games

Try Spellzone for free


Share this list

"I ran the trial with a small group of students over three weeks before the summer holidays," she says. "I quickly saw the benefits, and signed up."

King's Leadership Academy, Warrington

read more...