Learning objective

  • To explore proportion and tone when drawing.

Success criteria

  • I can explore charcoal as a drawing material.
  • I

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National curriculum

Art and design

Pupils should be

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Lesson plan

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Adaptive teaching

Pupils needing extra support

Could use the side of a soft (4B) pencil if some pupils find charcoal too ‘messy’ to hold and draw with. It may be tricky to see where the light areas of the objects are; consider discussing this as a class before beginning to draw; could use scrap paper to lean the drawing hand on as this will reduce frustration with smudging.

Pupils working at greater depth

Should experiment with using the rubber to create a range of marks in the background; could try out following the direction of lines and surfaces when blending to increase the 3D effect of using tone.

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Assessing progress and understanding

Pupils with secure understanding indicated by: using charcoal and erasers

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Vocabulary definitions

  • blend

    To mix colours or shades together smoothly.

  • charcoal

    A black material made from burned wood, used to create dark, smudgy lines or shades in drawings.

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