Learning intention

  • To draw using tone to create a 3D effect.

Success criteria

  • I can notice
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Cambridge Primary Art & Design (0067) Learning objectives

Experiencing

E.01 Encounter, sense, experiment with

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Before the lesson

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Lesson plan

Recap and recall

Check learners can recall: The term shading and the purpose of shading in art (to create depth, make objects look more realistic and show where light and shadows fall). How to hold the pencil to shade (the shading grip). The four rules of shading (use the side of the pencil, shade in one direction, press…

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Differentiation

Learners needing support:

  • Could have a limited choice of colouring pencils rather than a large selection.
  • Could focus on showing the light and dark tones first, then add in mid-tones when confident.
  • Could use the Activity: Images, which shows objects with consistent lighting.


Learners working at a stretch:

  • Could have more than one object to sketch in the Main event.
  • Could sketch the object(s) from more than two different angles.
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Assessing progress and understanding

Learners with secure understanding can:

  • Observe objects closely to notice the areas
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Vocabulary definitions

  • form

    To take or make something take a particular shape.

  • highlight

    A bright spot or area that makes something stand out or look shiny.

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