Learning objective

  • To recognise how textured objects can be used to create rubbings.

Success criteria

  • I can find different textures in
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National curriculum

Art and design

Pupils should be

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Before the lesson

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Lesson plan

Recap and recall

Show the the Presentation: Romare Bearden.

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Adaptive teaching

Pupils needing extra support:

  • Could be provided with pre-selected textures which are easy to produce rubbings from.
  • Could use thicker crayons or crayon blocks to improve control when making rubbings by using the side of the crayon with steadier pressure.
  • Could use the audio word bank to describe textures accurately by listening to and repeating key vocabulary.

Pupils working at greater depth:

  • Should independently seek out a wider range of contrasting textures during the texture hunt.
  • Should make deliberate choices about pressure and movement to improve the clarity of their rubbings.
  • Should describe textures using precise and comparative vocabulary, explaining similarities and differences between surfaces.
  • Could experiment with layering colours or rotating the paper to vary line direction.
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Assessing progress and understanding

Pupils with a secure understanding can:

  • Find and select a range of different
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Vocabulary definitions

  • rubbing (Y3)

    A technique where paper is placed over a surface and a pencil or crayon is rubbed over it to show the texture.

  • texture (Y3)

    How something feels or how it looks like it would feel.

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