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In this lesson, pupils will create a variety of experiments using paper to create different collages. They could be ripped or cut, layered or spaced-out, neat or messy. Pupils will find that collage has a wide variety of possible outcomes.
In this lesson, pupils will use a cupcake structure to collage upon. They will create a cupcake using ripped paper, small shapes (eg. squares and rectangles), large shapes and much bigger shapes, that create a more abstract outcome.
In this lesson, pupils will use a stand, cake and topping to create twenty line-drawings of cakes. These will vary in outcome and play with pattern, shape and line. Pupils will need to work fast to create these quick experiments.
Using paint, oil pastel and a variety of available material, pupils will create a selection of coloured surfaces and develop textures that are inventive and unique. This is in preparation for the next lesson.
Using a cake stand outline, pupils will build multiple cakes using the prepared collaged surfaces from the previous lesson. They will reference their designs from lesson 3 and adapt them to work effectively in collaged form.
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