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Lesson 4: Painting on the cave wall (Original scheme)

Applying their painting skills, working on a textured surface with a range of tools to re-create their prehistoric animal picture from earlier in the unit.

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Before the lesson

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Attention grabber

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Differentiation

Pupils needing extra support: May need more support to sketch their animal. Encourage them to fill in all the gaps on their painting. Remind them of the colour mixing skills used in lesson 3.

 

Pupils working at greater depth: Encourage them to apply the cave painting style to their own composition, creating more elaborate scenes that may feature more than one animal.

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Created by:
Paul Carney,  
Art and design specialist
Paul has 22 years experience of teaching art as a specialist subject in both Primary and Secondary schools. He is a council member with the National Society for Education and his expertise has led him to deliver CPD for leading…
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