(a) |
Make basic decisions about own methods (e.g., scratching into the surface) and materials (e.g., fabrics, found objects). |
(b) |
Demonstrate safety, co-ordination, and skills in using simple visual art tools and materials. |
(c) |
Classify a large variety of lines using own words (e.g., wavy, jagged) and apply in own work. |
(d) |
Illustrate how secondary colours are created when combining two primary colours. |
(e) |
Investigate and illustrate how the same colour can be light or dark. |
(f) |
Classify different kinds of textures using own words (e.g., rough, smooth, soft) and apply observations to own work. |
(g) |
Classify different kinds of shapes using own words (e.g., rounded, lumpy, square) and apply to own work. |
(h) |
Identify basic forms such as cubes and spheres, and recognize that forms have space all around them. |
(i) |
Classify different kinds of patterns using own words (e.g., striped, dotted, mixed up) and apply to own work. |
(j) |
Identify examples of contrast in own surroundings and in art works. |
(k) |
Describe and represent the position of objects relative to other objects (e.g., space and size). |
Students will then create their own buffalo flags/banners to celebrate their role in shaping the current environment, while reflecting on the lesson.