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Lesson 5: Drawing: Still life

Children look at the still life artworks of Giorgio Morandi and then arrange a collection of objects in an interesting way to sketch, drawing the outlines of the objects before adding in light, medium and dark tones to their work

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Before the lesson

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Cross-curricular links

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Attention grabber

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Main event

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Differentiation

Pupils needing extra support: Will probably need one to one demonstration of holding the pencil, especially with lighter tones. They may need support with drawing the outlines.

 

Pupils working at greater depth: Should be encouraged to work as accurately as possible to recreate the dark and light tones.

Wrapping up

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Assessing pupils' progress and understanding

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