Exploring art created using different processes and considering artist decisions; using sketchbooks to explore drawing through line, tone, shape and textures; experimenting with materials and tools.
This lesson is archived.
Referring to the works of Barbara Hepworth, children use a variety of tools to carve a piece of soap into a sculpture.
Scaling up drawings in charcoal to create tones and textures.
This is archived.
Using the pinch pot technique along with score and slip, the children make pots decorated with clay shapes.
Taking inspiration from fibre artist Judith Scott, combining wool of different colours to wrap objects.
Identifying textured surfaces and reproducing them using a range of painting tools.
This is archived.
Painting imaginative designs with salt; experimenting with colour and texture; describing the processes they have used.
Building small motor skills when threading a range of materials in different ways.
Exploring the properties of playdough using hands and tools to manipulate it in different ways.
