If you are looking for art project ideas then look no further than this fabulous site which has simple illustrated instructions and videos especially for primary aged children. Ideas for teachers too.
The main purpose of this site is to inspire and support teachers who are experimenting with the use of computers in Art and Design. There are art ideas, case studies and an image bank.
Create your own masterpiece by letting your imagination run away with you and when you're done there are no messy paints to clear up. You can view the work of others or submit your own to the gallery if you want. There is a useful tips page.
This superb gallery has a range of images for you to use in school projects. The pictures are arranged under topics such as artists, celebrations, World War II, religious artefacts and seasons.
Great copyright free images from Worcestershire LEA. Categories include: Artists, Landscapes, Sculpture, Gardens, Faces, Shape, Texture and Colour. The photographs would be useful teaching aids on an interactive whiteboard.
BRUSHster is a painting machine for all ages. It has more than forty brushes, different stroke options and special effects. You can use it to draw pictures but the idea is to create Abstract art. For ideas scroll down the page to watch the slideshow.
A matching and painting game. See if you can make your pictures like Lecky's. Good for visual discrimination skills and mouse control.
A super, colourful website aimed at getting children to write by inspiring them with objects from Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery. It provides opportunities for cross-curricular writing and look out for the regular story writing competitions.
Take a look at the games and activities on Tate Kids. You can have your own personal gallery and send in your work or choose from the Tate Gallery Collection. You can then rate the work from one to five stars.
A delightful site for Key Stage 1 pupils about six famous artists and their work. It also promotes reading skills. There are literacy exercises. A good non-fiction text. More detailed biographies for Key Stage 2 pupils.