Free Collage Template | Nursery / LKG | Art | BookFlik
Bring creativity to your classroom with our Art collage template eyfs core resource. Designed specifically for children aged 3 to 5, this downloadable pack helps little artists explore textures, patterns, and colours through hands-on making. Our friend Zara the zebra loves finding patterns in nature, and this template encourages children to do the same by arranging shapes and materials to create their own unique masterpieces.
What will children learn?
By using this Art collage template eyfs core, children will develop essential fine motor skills by cutting, tearing, and sticking various materials like tissue paper, fabric scraps, and dried leaves. They will explore spatial awareness by deciding where to place their items and learn about colour mixing and composition. This activity supports the Expressive Arts and Design area of the CBSE / NCERT Curriculum, encouraging children to safely use and explore a variety of materials, tools, and techniques.
How to use this resource
Teachers can use these templates as a structured starting point for sensory art sessions. Simply print the sheets and provide a selection of recycled materials. For a maths connection, ask Max the monkey’s favourite question: How many circles can you count on your collage? This Art collage template eyfs core is perfect for both guided group work and independent exploration during continuous provision.
Differentiation for the expected standard
This resource is tailored for the core level, ensuring activities are age-appropriate and engaging. It includes 5-7 questions to prompt discussion, such as:
1. Which colour did you choose for the centre of your collage?
2. Can you describe how the texture of the fabric feels compared to the paper?
3. How many pieces of card did you use?
4. If you could add one more shape, what would it be?
5. Why did you choose to put the blue piece there?
6. Can you show me a pattern you made?
7. What happens if we overlap two different colours?
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