Free Collage Poster | Foundation | Art | BookFlik

Bring creativity into your classroom with our vibrant Art collage poster eyfs core resource. Designed specifically for Early Years Foundation Stage pupils, this educational tool introduces children to the wonderful world of textures, shapes, and colours. Through the eyes of Zara the zebra, who loves to spot patterns in everything she sees, children will learn the fundamental skills required to create their very own masterpieces.
By using this Art collage poster eyfs core, children will explore the Expressive Arts and Design area of the Australian Curriculum (ACARA). They will learn how to select and manipulate materials, understand how different textures feel, and practise their fine motor skills through cutting, tearing, and sticking. Whether using scrap paper, fabric, or natural items found in the garden, this resource guides children through the process of layering and composition in a simple, engaging way.
Teachers can use this poster as a visual focal point during carpet time to introduce new vocabulary, such as overlap, texture, and pattern. It is perfect for setting up a dedicated creative station where pupils can work independently or in small groups. As a core-level resource, it is perfectly pitched for children working at the expected standard, providing clear steps that encourage confidence and artistic expression.
Our Art collage poster eyfs core is fully aligned with the Foundation framework, supporting children to safely use a variety of tools and materials. To help you check understanding, we have included five questions: 1. Can you name two different textures you used in your collage? 2. How did you choose the colours for your picture? 3. What happens when you overlap two pieces of paper? 4. Can you explain why you chose to place your pieces in that specific spot? 5. If we were to sell our art at a market, would you price it at £1 or £2? Download your copy today and inspire your young artists!
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