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Lesson 1: Painting: Impressionism

Children are given one sixth of ‘The Japanese Footbridge’ by Claude Monet as a vertical strip, to accurately draw what they see on their fraction of the painting and then practise mixing and applying paint to match the original.

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Differentiation

Pupils needing extra support: May need help mixing colours and painting neatly.

 

Pupils working at greater depth: Could develop another study of a different section of the same painting (perhaps the next section where possible) or a different painting.

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Paul Carney,  
Art and design specialist
Paul has 22 years experience of teaching art as a specialist subject in both Primary and Secondary schools. He is a council member with the National Society for Education and his expertise has led him to deliver CPD for leading…
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