Subject: Art and design

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  4. Year 5 >
  5. Painting and mixed-media: Expressive portraits >
  6. Lesson 3: Expressive painting

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  4. Year 6 >
  5. Painting and mixed media: World in watercolour >
  6. Lesson 3: Experimental techniques

Lesson 3: Tone techniques

Exploring different ways artists use paint to create tone and experimenting with a range of these techniques.

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  4. Year 4 >
  5. Painting and mixed media: Light and dark >
  6. Lesson 3: Tone techniques

Lesson 3: Making textured paper

Understanding how paint can be used to create texture and pattern.

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  4. Year 3 >
  5. Painting and mixed media: Exploring texture with paint and collage >
  6. Lesson 3: Making textured paper

Lesson 3: Creating secondary colours for a purpose

Learning to mix secondary colours with a paintbrush and palette.

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  4. Year 2 >
  5. Painting and mixed media: Colour mixing >
  6. Lesson 3: Creating secondary colours for a purpose

Lesson 3: Controlling paint

Developing control when using paint and water.

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  4. Year 1 >
  5. Painting and mixed media: Learning about paint and brush control >
  6. Lesson 3: Controlling paint

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Lesson 3: Scaling up

Using scale and proportion effectively in drawings.

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  3. Key stage 2 >
  4. Year 6 >
  5. Drawing: Expressing ideas >
  6. Lesson 3: Scaling up

Lesson 3: Showing depth through mark making

Understanding how artists use mark making and shading to create depth.

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  2. Art and design >
  3. Key stage 2 >
  4. Year 5 >
  5. Drawing: Depth, emotion and movement >
  6. Lesson 3: Showing depth through mark making
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