Craft and design: Fabric of nature

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Lessons

Lesson 1: Inspired by the rainforest

  • To understand starting points in a design process.

Lesson 2: One picture, four views

  • To explore techniques to develop imagery.

Lesson 3: Creating patterns

  • To explore using a textile technique to develop patterns.

Lesson 4: Repeating patterns

  • To learn how to create a repeating pattern.

Lesson 5: Fabric design

  • To understand how art is made for different purposes.

Key skills

Generating ideas:

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Key knowledge

Formal elements:

  • Shape:

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Key vocabulary

batik

colour palette

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Unit resources

Assessment – Art and design Y4: Craft and design

Assessment resources for this unit. Use

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Knowledge organiser

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Key vocabulary

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Subject resources

Art and design: Long-term plans

A suggested order for teaching Art

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National curriculum mapping

This document maps the National curriculum

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Assessment

A spreadsheet for recording teacher assessments

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Key vocabulary

This document lists the new vocabulary

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Equipment list

A checklist of art equipment required

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Art and design – List of artists

This document lists the artists studied

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