
Download the worksheet and draw your own Worry Monster.

Julie Anna Douglas has very kindly allowed me to share this poem from the poetry collection she is currently working on.
….as Julie Anna Douglas and I start to think about our next book of Poetry and Art.
Here are 2 new poems from Julie and my first ideas for illustrating them:
Can you illustrate this lovely leaf poem by drawing, painting or making collage leaves?
Poem from ‘Painting Poems’ by Julie Anna Douglas.
You can download this activity sheet here.
Don’t forget their are lots of other free activity sheets to accompany Painting Poems. Download them here.
A new activity sheet to accompany ‘Painting Poems’ by Julie Anna Douglas. Can you draw or paint a lovely night sky above the silhouette of the city? Download the PDF here.
Painting Poems by Julie Anna Douglas and illustrated by me is now here!
Click here to buy a copy and don’t forget to download the free activity sheets from this website.
We hope you enjoy the book and are inspired to create!
I’ll be posting more new worksheets, so keep watching this space.
‘Painting Poems’ by Julie Anna Douglas will be available to buy next week!
Here’s ‘Mirror, Mirror’ and a worksheet to go with the poem.
Click here to download the worksheet.
Copyright of text belongs to Julie Anna Douglas. Copyright of images belongs to Jools Wilson.
‘Whiskers’ by Julie Anna Douglas from our book ‘Painting Poems’.
What animal and insect sounds do you think the hare would hear early in the morning?
Copyright of the text belongs to Julie Anna Douglas. Copyright of the images belongs to Jools Wilson. Please share, use, enjoy, but do not sell or otherwise infringe our copyright. Please credit the author/illustrator when quoting/sharing the text/images.
‘Underwater Collage’ by Julie Anna Douglas. Why not download the worksheet that accompanies this poem? Or get out your paints or pencils and some paper and make your own Underwater Collage?
Click here to download the worksheet.
Make your own collage fish.
You will need: Scissor, different types of paper, glue, pencil, pen, paint.
If you only have plain paper you can paint it with splashes and blobs of paint.
Cut out the fishes body shapes from patterned or coloured paper. Cut out tail fin shapes from a different colour paper or tissue paper.
Glue the body shape to a background piece of paper. Draw or stick on fins. Draw the fishes faces with pencil or pen.
Colour the face and fins with paint, coloured pencils or felt tip pens.
Create a sea full of colourful fish using as many different colours and papers as you can find.
What other colourful sea creatures could you make using collage?