Learning intention
- To explore proportion and tone when drawing.
Success criteria
- I can explore charcoal as a drawing material.
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Cambridge Primary Art & Design (0067) Learning objectives
Cross-curricular links
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Before the lesson
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Lesson plan
1: Lesson plan
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Differentiation
Learners needing 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.
Learners working at a stretch
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
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blend
To mix colours or shades together smoothly.
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charcoal
A black material made from burned wood, used to create dark, smudgy lines or shades in drawings.
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Example work
St Edmunds RC Primary School, Little Hulton, Salford
St Edmunds RC Primary School, Little Hulton, Salford
St Edmunds RC Primary School, Little Hulton, Salford
St Edmunds RC Primary School, Little Hulton, Salford
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In this unit
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Last update: 18th November, 2024
