Reflections on water: introducing painting
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Why this why now
Outcomes in this unit are expressive and open ended, which is an important concept in art. This unit challenges the idea that there should be a single outcome or a ‘right’ way to complete the task. By emphasising creative explorations and original thought this unit demonstrates that there are no right or wrong ways to portray a subject.
Prior knowledge requirements
- Pupils can draw simple shapes such as circles and ovals effectively.
- Pupils understand that everyday objects can be represented using drawing.
- Pupils can hold a pencil comfortably using an appropriate grip.
Threads
Why this why now
Outcomes in this unit are expressive and open ended, which is an important concept in art. This unit challenges the idea that there should be a single outcome or a ‘right’ way to complete the task. By emphasising creative explorations and original thought this unit demonstrates that there are no right or wrong ways to portray a subject.
Prior knowledge requirements
- Pupils can draw simple shapes such as circles and ovals effectively.
- Pupils understand that everyday objects can be represented using drawing.
- Pupils can hold a pencil comfortably using an appropriate grip.
Reflections on water: introducing painting
Through investigations and studies of a diverse range of artworks based on water, pupils will make their own observations and records of the subject. They will make collaborative temporary collages based upon the theme of water.
6 lessons in unit
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