Curriculum Maps
UNIT 1
FORMAL ELEMENTS OF ART
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UNIT 2 ART AND DESIGN SKILLS |
UNIT 3 LANDSCAPES USING DIFFERENT MEDIA |
UNIT 4 SCULPTURES AND COLLAGE |
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UNIT 1 – Formal Elements of Art
(5 lessons) Exploring three of the formal elements of art: shape, line and colour, children mix and paint with secondary colours; use circles to create abstract compositions and work collaboratively to create art inspired by water.
Artists studied in this unit:
*Beatrice Milhazes *Bridget Riley *David Hockney and Vija Celmins *Jasper Johns Vocabulary studied in this unit:
abstract, composition, modern art, op art, optical illusion, photorealism, pop art, primary colous, secondary colours, shape. UNIT 2 – Art and design skills (continued)
(5 lessons) Learning two printing techniques, using 2D shapes to explore a variety of media, mixing different shades of one colour and discussing the work of artists Louis Wain.
Artists studied in this unit:
*Louis Wain *Wassily Kandinsky *Jose Bernal *ILya Bolotowsky Vocabulary studied in this unit:
2D shapes, 3D shapes, contemporary, drawing mediums, narrative, printing, shade, Tudor-style house. |
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UNIT 3 – Landscapes using different media
(7/10 lessons) Learning about composition and working with different art materials to create texture.
Artists studied in this unit:
*Vincent Van Gogh *Pierre0 Auguste Renoir *Joaquin Sorolla *Peder Severin Kroyer Vocabulary studied in this unit:
Figurative, horizon line, impressionism, landscape, post impressionism, representation, shading, tones. |
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UNIT 3 – Landscapes using different media (continued)
(3/10) lessons Learning about composition and working with different art materials to create texture. Artists studied in this unit: *Vincent Van Gogh *Pierre0 Auguste Renoir *Joaquin Sorolla *Peder Severin Kroyer Vocabulary studied in this unit: Figurative, horizon line, impressionism, landscape, post impressionism, representation, shading, tones. UNIT 4 – Sculptures and Collages (10 lessons) On the theme of the natural world, children make sculptures, collages, 3D models of creatures and a class spider sculpture, inspired by artist Louise Bourgeois. Artists studied in this unit: *Louise Bourgeois Vocabulary studied in this unit: Bronze, etching, land art, metallic, pattern, sculpture, sketch, symmetrical, textile. |
UNIT 1 FORMAL ELEMENTS OF ART |
UNIT 2 ART AND DESIGN SKILLS |
UNIT 3 HUMAN FORM |
UNIT 4 SCULTPURES AND MIXED MEDIA |
AUTUMN |
UNIT 1 – Formal Elements of Art
(5 Lessons) Exploring the formal elements of art: pattern, texture and tone; children create printed patterns using everyday objects; take rubbings using different media and learn how to make their drawings three dimensional. Artists studied in this unit:
*Max Ernst *Ed Ruscha Vocabulary studied in this unit:
Tessellation, repeating pattern, overprinting, rubbing, frottage, 3D drawing, dad, surrealism, pop art. UNIT 2 – Art and design skills
(1/6 lessons) Replicating the recognisable crockery of Clarice Cliff, exploring tone through shading, developing weaving skills, manipulating clay and experimenting with brush strokes. Artists studied in this unit:
*Clarice Cliff *Nancy McCrosky Vocabulary studied in this unit:
Air drying clay, ceramics, concentric circles, repeating pattern, score, sketch, slip, tone. |
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UNIT 2 – Art and design skills (continued)
(5/6 lessons) Replicating the recognisable crockery of Clarice Cliff, exploring tone through shading, developing weaving skills, manipulating clay and experimenting with brush strokes. Artists studied in this unit:
*Clarice Cliff *Nancy McCrosky Vocabulary studied in this unit:
Air drying clay, ceramics, concentric circles, repeating pattern, score, sketch, slip, tone. UNIT 3 – Human Form
(7/10 lessons) Exploring how bodies and faces are portrayed in art: looking at the work of artists, using their bodies to form shapes, creating collages, drawing portraits and creating a peg figure. Artists studied in this unit: *Damien Hirst *Julian Opie *Edwina Bridgeman Vocabulary studied in this unit: Choreograph, collaboration, contemporary, day of the dead, mixed media, sculpture, self-portrait, symbolism |
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UNIT 3 – Human Form (continued)
(3/10 lessons) Exploring how bodies and faces are portrayed in art: looking at the work of artists, using their bodies to form shapes, creating collages, drawing portraits and creating a peg figure Artists studied in this unit: *Damien Hirst *Julian Opie *Edwina Bridgeman Vocabulary studied in this unit: Choreograph, collaboration, contemporary, day of the dead, mixed media, sculpture, self-portrait, symbolism UNIT 4 – Sculptures and Mixed Media
(10/10 lessons) Creating sculpture and pop art and learning how to draw facial features to portray different emotions, all through the topic of comic superheroes inspired by the works of Roy Lichtenstein. Artists studied in this unit: *Roy Lichtenstein Vocabulary studied in this unit: Blend, cartoon, colour wash. Comic, dot matrix, illustrator, pop art, sculpture. |
UNIT 1 FORMAL ELEMENTS OF ART |
UNIT 2 ART AND DESIGN SKILLS |
UNIT 3 PREHISTORIC ART |
UNIT 4 CRAFT |
AUTUMN |
UNIT 1 – Formal Elements of Art
(5 Lessons) Exploring two of the formal elements of art: shape and tone; children find shapes in everyday objects; use shapes as guidelines to draw accurately from observation and create form and shape using wire. Vocabulary studied in this unit: 3D form, facial features, geometric shapes, guidelines, shading, sketching, template, tone. UNIT 2 – Art and design skills
(1/6 lessons) Making a variety of puppets using different materials, completing a drawing from observation, learning the difference between a tint and a shade and creating versions of a cartoon drawn by a famous illustrator. Artists studied in this unit: *Carl Giles *Diego Velazquez Vocabulary studied in this unit: Cartoonist, character, minimal, opaque, puppet, sketching, style, three dimensional, tint, tone. |
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UNIT 2 – Art and design skills (continued)
(5/6 lessons) Making a variety of puppets using different materials, completing a drawing from observation, learning the difference between a tint and a shade and creating versions of a cartoon drawn by a famous illustrator. Artists studied in this unit: *Carl Giles *Diego Velazquez Vocabulary studied in this unit: Cartoonist, character, minimal, opaque, puppet, sketching, style, three dimensional, tint, tone. UNIT 3 – Prehistoric Art
(7/10 lessons) Experimenting with charcoal, berries, leaves, homemade paints and more, children get a sense of what it was like to create art thousands of years ago and why these pieces were created. Vocabulary studied in this unit: Cave artists, charcoal, geometric shapes, iron age, line drawing, native, prehistoric, proportions, stone age, texture, tone. |
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UNIT 3 – Prehistoric Art (continued)
(3/10 lessons) Experimenting with charcoal, berries, leaves, homemade paints and more, children get a sense of what it was like to create art thousands of years ago and why these pieces were created. Vocabulary studied in this unit: Cave artists, charcoal, geometric shapes, iron age, line drawing, native, prehistoric, proportions, stone age, texture, tone. UNIT 4 – Craft
(10/10 lessons) Creating a mood board to work as a visual mind map and source of inspiration. Tie-dying, weaving and sewing to create a range of effects using fabric, culminating in a finished t-shirt to showcase these skills. Vocabulary studied in this unit: Interior designer, intersectional points, loom card frame, mood board, personality, running-stitch, synthetic materials, textile designer, warp, wax resist, weave weft. |
UNIT 1 FORMAL ELEMENTS OF ART |
UNIT 2 ART AND DESIGN SKILLS |
UNIT 3 EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY |
UNIT 4 SCULPTURE |
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UNIT 1 – Formal Elements of Art
(5/5 Lessons) Exploring two of the formal elements of art: texture and pattern; pupils develop a range of mark-making techniques, make and use their own textured stamps for printing; draw a ‘flip’ pattern and recreate an ancient geometric pattern. Artists studied in this unit: *Luz Perez Ojeda Vocabulary studied in this unit: 2D shapes, abstract, charcoal, pattern, reflection, symmetrical, texture. UNIT 2 – Art and design skills
(1/6 lessons) Creating an optical illusion print, replicating a plate in the famous willow pattern, carving sculptures out of soap, drawing a collection of still life objects, painting and mixing colours and learning about the role of a ‘curator.’ Artists studied in this unit: *Paul Cezanne *Giorgio Morandi *Barbara Hepworth Vocabulary studied in this unit: Lenticular lens, optical illusion, score, sequential order, thematic. |
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UNIT 2 – Art and design skills (continued)
(5/6 lessons) Creating an optical illusion print, replicating a plate in the famous willow pattern, carving sculptures out of soap, drawing a collection of still life objects, painting and mixing colours and learning about the role of a ‘curator.’ Artists studied in this unit: *Paul Cezanne *Giorgio Morandi *Barbara Hepworth Vocabulary studied in this unit: Lenticular lens, optical illusion, score, sequential order, thematic. UNIT 3 – Every Picture tells a story
(7/10 lessons)
Analysing works of art and creating photo collages and abstract art inspired by the works explored. Artists studied in this unit: *David Hockney *Paula Rego *Edward Hopper *Pieter Brueghel *Fiona Rae Vocabulary studied in this unit: Abstract, narrative, pop art. Preparatory drawing, re-enact. |
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UNIT 3 – Every Picture tells a story
(3/10 lessons) Analysing works of art and creating photo collages and abstract art inspired by the works explored. Artists studied in this unit: *David Hockney *Paula Rego *Edward Hopper *Pieter Brueghel *Fiona Rae Vocabulary studied in this unit: Abstract, narrative, pop art. Preparatory drawing, re-enact. UNIT 4 – Sculpture
(10/10 lessons) Exploring and using unusual objects to create 3D works of art. Creating drums and maracas from recycled materials and looking at different techniques, such as wax resist and collages to create different effects.
Artists studied in this unit: *Giuseppe Archimboldo *Sokari Douglas Camp *El Anatsui Vocabulary studied in this unit: Composition, contrast, crotchet, geometric pattern, maracas, optical effect, percussion instruments, pitch, quaver, recycle, sketch, upcycle, was resist. |
UNIT 1 FORMAL ELEMENTS: ARCHITECTURE |
UNIT 2 ART AND DESIGN SKILLS |
UNIT 3 EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY |
UNIT 4 DESIGN FOR A PURPOSE |
AUTUMN |
UNIT 1 –Formal Elements: Architecture
(5/5 Lessons) Learning how to draw from observation, creating a print and drawing from different perspectives. Learning about the role of an architect and considering why houses look the way they do and whether there is scope to change and improve them. Artists studied in this unit: *Friedensreich Hundertwasser Vocabulary studied in this unit: Abstract, amphitheatre, ancient, architects, composition, cryptic, legacy, mono-print, ornate, pattern, plaque, representation, shading, sketch, stadium, symbolism, temple. UNIT 2 – Art and design skills
(1/6 lessons) Designing an invention, expanding on an observational drawing, using a poem to create a portrait, painting an enlarged section of a drawn collage and learning how to ‘think’ like an artist. Vocabulary studied in this unit: Analytical observational drawing, annotation, collage, computer-aided design (CAD), continuous line drawing, diagram, exploded-diagram, invention, portrait, prototype, sketch, texture. |
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UNIT 2 – Art and design skills (continued)
(5/6 lessons) Designing an invention, expanding on an observational drawing, using a poem to create a portrait, painting an enlarged section of a drawn collage and learning how to ‘think’ like an artist. Vocabulary studied in this unit: Analytical observational drawing, annotation, collage, computer-aided design (CAD), continuous line drawing, diagram, exploded-diagram, invention, portrait, prototype, sketch, texture. UNIT 3 – Every Picture tells a story
(7/10 lessons)
Analysing the intentions of artist Banksy; making ink symmetry prints inspired by psychologist Rorschach; telling a story using emojis; using drama to recreate a poignant war scene and creating art inspired by the ceramic work of Magdalene Odundo. Artists studied in this unit: *Banksy *Andy Warhol *John Singer Sargent *Magdalene Odundo Vocabulary studied in this unit: Abstract, anonymous, brexit, emojis, immigration, mural, pictograms, racism, street art, symmetrical. |
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UNIT 3 – Every Picture tells a story
(3/10 lessons) Analysing the intentions of artist Banksy; making ink symmetry prints inspired by psychologist Rorschach; telling a story using emojis; using drama to recreate a poignant war scene and creating art inspired by the ceramic work of Magdalene Odundo. Artists studied in this unit: *Banksy *Andy Warhol *John Singer Sargent *Magdalene Odundo Vocabulary studied in this unit: Abstract, anonymous, brexit, emojis, immigration, mural, pictograms, racism, street art, symmetrical. UNIT 4 – Design for a purpose
(10/10 lessons) Designing to a specific criteria or specification, developing design ideas for a room interior, a coat of arms and product to fit a given name. Learning to draw inspiration from different sources and experimenting with a range of techniques. Vocabulary studied in this unit: Client, collaboration, design brief, font, heraldry, logo, pitch, presentation, prototype, sketch, slogan, soundbite, template, urban, unique-selling-point (USP). |
UNIT 1 ART AND DESIGN SKILLS |
UNIT 2 MAKE MY VOICE HEARD |
UNIT 3 PHOTOGRAPHY |
UNIT 4 STILL LIFE |
AUTUMN |
UNIT 1 – Art and Design Skills
(5/5 Lessons) Design, drawing, craft, painting and art appreciation; working as a group to design a hat, creating zentangle patterns and subsequent prints, painting in the style of impressionist painters and exploring the piece ‘Nighthawks’ by Edward Hopper. Artists studied in this unit: *Claude Monet *William Morris *Edward Hopper Vocabulary studied in this unit: Abstract, herringbone, milliner, mindfulness, pattern, polyprint tile, prototype, realism, symbolism, zentangle pattern. |
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UNIT 2 – Make my voice heard
(5/5 lessons) Analysing world artists Picasso and Kollwitz, and through the mediums of graffiti, drawing, painting and scultpure, creating artworks that speak to the viewer. Artists studied in this unit: *Kathe Kollowitz *Pablo Picasso *Mark Wallinger Vocabulary studied in this unit: Abstract, chiaroscuro, composition, figurative, graffiti art, parallel lines, serif, symbolism, tag. |
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UNIT 3 – Photography
(5/5 lessons) Through developing their photography skills, children cover useful artistic concepts in a new context, looking at: composition, colour, light, abstract images and underlying messages.
Artists studied in this unit: *Hannah Hoch *Peter Kennard *Jerry Uelsmann *Jenny Holzer *Edward Weston *Edward Munch Vocabulary studied in this unit: Composition, crop, digital, expression, lens, macro, photography, self-portrait, technique, truism. UNIT 4 – Still life (5/5 lessons) Create a variety of pieces influenced by different artists and using a range of mediums. Using charcoal, erasers and paint to depict a chosen composition of special objects before constructing a memory box to showcase their work. Artists studied in this unit: *Paul Cezanne *Jaromir Funke *Ben Nicholson Vocabulary studied in this unit: Abstract, cartoon, charcoal, colour wheel, composition, cuboid, greyscale, hue, negative image, sketching, still life, underpainting, visual minutes. |