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Lesson 4: Multimedia superheroes part 2

Building on the previous lesson, in groups, children work a colour wash into their piece and using their fingers, apply a dot matrix effect, similar to that in Lichtenstein's ‘Explosion’

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Before the lesson

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National curriculum

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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: Make small amounts of paint for the wash stage to avoid the card getting too wet too quickly. Children should discuss where they apply the paint or add the dot matrix effect.

 

Pupils working at greater depth: Talk about the colours created as a result of the wash and use a varied vocabulary to describe the colours.

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Simon Chubb,  
Art and design specialist
Simon is a teacher, cartoonist and artist. He uses his 25 years of experience to teach art in schools and has his own workshop business ‘Scartoons’ in which children create comic characters and strips. Simon is a member of The…
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