Drawing: Expressing ideas

Exploring how drawing can be used to express ideas and messages, inspired by a range of street art examples and environmental themes.

Lessons

Lesson 1: What is street art?

Lesson 2: How do artists use one point perspective?

Lesson 3: Scaling up

Lesson 4: Planning street art

Lesson 5: Making a street-art-inspired piece

Optional lesson

Optional: Every picture tells a story

Key skills

Generating ideas:

  • Drawing upon their
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Key knowledge

Making skills:

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Key vocabulary

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graffiti

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Equipment list

Equipment needed across all lessons in this unit.

This list does not include equipment which is usually readily available in the classroom (e.g pencils, A4 paper etc)

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Quantities marked × will update. Items without quantities are unaffected

  • Hb pencils ×30
  • Rulers ×30
  • Glue sticks ×30
  • Scissors right- and left-handed options recommended. ×30
  • White A4 paper plus other paper of various sizes like tissue paper and textured paper for collage

    ×30
  • Erasers ×30
  • Pencil sharpeners ×30
  • Coloured pencils, crayons, felt tips pens or markers, oil pastels, watercolour pencils

    ×30
  • Paints ×8
  • Paintbrushes ×30
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