Britto Art Presentation Worksheet

Name:

Date:

📚 Part 1: Presentation Checklist & Multiple Choice

1. Which of these are features of Romero Britto’s style? (Tick all that apply)

Bright colours

Soft pastels

Bold outlines

Tiny, realistic shading

2. How long should your presentation be to the class?

About 30 seconds

About 1 minute

About 5 minutes

3. Which phrase is the best kind of feedback to give a classmate?

"I like your colours — they make me happy."

"That's wrong — try again."

"You should copy my idea."

4. Tick the elements you included in your artwork (your teacher will see these when you present)

Bright colours

Bold lines/outlines

Repeating patterns

A joyful subject or theme

✏️ Part 2: Reflection & Self‑Assessment

Success criteria — I can:
• explain how my artwork shows Britto’s style (bright colour, bold outline, pattern)
• say what I enjoyed and what was hard
• give a fair self-rating of my effort

Dyslexia-friendly option: You may read your notes aloud, use the sentence starters on your prompt card, or ask a friend or teacher to write for you.

5. In one sentence, what is your artwork about?

6. How did you use Britto’s style? Start with: "I used bright colours to..."

7. What did you enjoy most and what was the hardest part? What would you try next time?

8. Self‑assessment: Which statement best matches your effort today?

I tried my best and used Britto elements clearly.

I worked well but want to improve my patterns or colours next time.

I found it hard and would like more help or practise.

9. Sketch one pattern or small detail from your artwork (label it if you can):

Differentiation strategies — choose what helps you:
• Use your prompt card or read notes aloud.
• Present to a small group if you feel nervous.
• Ask a peer or teacher to prompt you during your presentation.