Rain Views
This art and design scheme of work for Key Stage One gets the children to practise techniques of painting scenes depicting a specific type of rain to simulate natural phenomena in landscapes. The class can suggest how to use colour shades and brush strokes when painting to evoke ideas and feelings about the rain.
Practise different techniques of painting scenes depicting a specific type of rain to simulate natural phenomena in a range of different landscapes
Lesson One : Weather Scenes
Identify and and describe how different types of weather can be represented in paintings
Lesson Two : Raindrops
Investigate tools and equipment that can be used to create the shape of raindrops in a painting
Lesson Three : People and Umbrellas
Identify, compare and describe how the weather can be represented in paintings
Lesson Four : Rainbows
Investigate how to mix paint to record all of the different shades of colours that can be seen in a rainbow
Lesson Five : Rainy Day
Select and mix colour shades to paint a picture showing a view from a window on a rainy day
Lesson Six : Painting Exhibition
Identify and record different ways to improve a painting of showing a landscape on a rainy day
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Valentine Shapes
Investigate and model how to shape, colour and combine a range of different materials to produce shapes representing themes related to Valentine’s Day
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Flower Vase
Investigate and practise how to combine different materials when making models of flowers to present to someone special on Valentine’s Day
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Valentine Prints
Explore and practise some of the different ways of printing the shape of heart on a card to give to someone special to celebrate Valentine’s Day
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Wooden Hearts
Collect and combine a range of natural materials to make symbols of heart shapes when creating decorations to celebrate Valentine’s Day