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Subject: ART Short Term Planning Bonington Junior School
Topic: Egypt – Death Masks Hours: 1x week Year 6 Class 4 Term Autumn Teacher Mrs West
KEY SKILLS
1. Communication 4. Working with others Thinking Skills 9. Enquiry
2. Application of number 5. Improving own learning and performance 7. Information thinking 10. Creative thinking
3. Information technology 6. Problem solving 8. Reasoning 11. Evaluation
LEARNING OBJECTIVE MAIN ACTIVITY LESS ABLE EXTENSION ASSESSMENT
9
- to have an understanding of the
importance and use of death masks
in Egyptian society and what they
represented.
- to look at and annotate examples
of death masks, identifying key
features including colour.
Link with Humanities sessions.
Discuss what death masks were used for and why
there were only certain members of Egyptian society
who had them.
Stick examples of death masks into books and
annotate key features including colours, textures,
size, etc.
Teacher support
with annotations.
Brainstorm ideas
in small group.
More detailed
annotations and
observations
required.
10
- to design a death mask in sketch
pads, based on examples they have
seen.
Use ideas and information from previous week to
design own death mask based on features studied.
Seat in mixed
ability groups.
Support as
required.
Additional
details required.
5
- to use a range of materials
including cardboard, clay, mod roc
and paint to make an Egyptian
death mask.
Use card for a base and make a face using clay.
Mould clay to include accurately shaped eyes (almond
shaped), a nose and mouth. Leave to dry.
Seat in mixed
ability groups.
Support as
required.
5
- to use a range of materials
including cardboard, clay, mod roc
and paint to plan, design and make
an Egyptian death mask.
Use a box to form shape around clay face for the
‘head-dress’ part of death mask. Begin to add mod
roc to shape death mask.
Seat in mixed
ability groups.
Support as
required.
Additional
details required.
5
- to use a range of materials
including cardboard, clay, mod roc
and paint to plan, design and make
an Egyptian death mask.
Complete mod roc layer. Add colour once dry and add
glue to surrounding areas and scatter sand around
base to add a textured and appropriate background
to death masks.
Seat in mixed
ability groups.
Support as
required.
Subject: ART Short Term Planning Bonington Junior School
Topic: Egypt – Canopic Jars Hours: 2x week Year 6 Class 4 Term Autumn Teacher Mrs West
KEY SKILLS
1. Communication 4. Working with others Thinking Skills 9. Enquiry
2. Application of number 5. Improving own learning and performance 7. Information thinking 10. Creative thinking
3. Information technology 6. Problem solving 8. Reasoning 11. Evaluation
LEARNING OBJECTIVE MAIN ACTIVITY LESS ABLE EXTENSION ASSESSMENT
7 + 9
- to research what canopic jars
were used for.
- to annotate pictures of canopic
jars to identify key features and
details.
Link with Humanities sessions.
Discuss what the jars were used for and why there
were different designs for the lids.
Stick examples of the four jars in their books,
annotating key features and what the different
heads were used for.
Teacher support
with annotations.
Brainstorm ideas
in small group.
More detailed
annotations and
observations
required.
10
- to design their own canopic jars,
experimenting with colours to build
up a pallet of colours in their
sketch pads.
Draw designs in own books. Think about dimensions
and the lids.
Develop a range of sand/brown tones for use on the
outside of the jars by experimenting using a colour
wheel/ladder.
Seat in mixed
ability groups.
Support as
required.
Additional
details required.
4 + 5
- to use mod roc with a cardboard
template to build a canopic jar.
- to use mod roc with increasing
accuracy.
Use A4 card to make template. Cut
corners off and make remaining card
into a tube using sellotape. Stuff
full of newspaper to maintain shape. Mod roc using
small strips. Vary direction. Remove newspaper. Add
curved top.
Seat in mixed
ability groups.
Support as
required.
5
- to use clay to make the lid to
canopic jar, selecting one of the
four designs for the shape eg.
jackal, baboon, hawk and human.
Teacher modelling using clay to make lid. Choose one
design and make. Show how to use modelling tools
and how to blend clay so it ‘sticks’. Emphasise
importance of it fitting on jar and jar staying upright.
Seat in mixed
ability groups.
Support as
required.
5
- to select colours appropriately to
paint canopic jar (adding
hieroglyphics) and lid.
- to evaluate their work.
Using colour wheel from books, select colour and
paint both lid and jar.
Use original design to select hieroglyphics to add to
front of canopic jar.
Seat in mixed
ability groups.
Support as
required.
Additional
details required.
Subject: ART Short Term Planning Bonington Junior School
Topic: Egypt - Gods Hours: 2x week Year 6 Class 4 Term Autumn Teacher Mrs West
KEY SKILLS
1. Communication 4. Working with others Thinking Skills 9. Enquiry
2. Application of number 5. Improving own learning and performance 7. Information thinking 10. Creative thinking
3. Information technology 6. Problem solving 8. Reasoning 11. Evaluation
LEARNING OBJECTIVE MAIN ACTIVITY LESS ABLE EXTENSION ASSESSMENT
5
- to make pencil and charcoal
studies of people in action.
- to show an understanding for
proportion.
Work in pairs. First draw person-paired work.
‘Posing’. Discuss and compare proportions, etc. Use
child to aid. Re-try drawing. Compare to first
attempt. Evaluate.
Seat in mixed
ability groups.
Support as
required.
Mannequin
sketches – ratio
and proportion.
Charcoal.
4 + 9
- to look at and discuss the
similarities and differences with
real life figures and the
representation of Egyptian gods
and goddesses from wall paintings.
Annotate examples of wall paintings and real life
figure paintings. Differences? Similarities? Look at
the use of colours in both. Are there any colours
missing from the wall paintings?
Teacher support
with annotations.
Brainstorm ideas
in small group.
More detailed
annotations and
observations
required.
5
- to make a study of a range of
Egyptian gods and goddesses, using
pastels, looking at the use of
colour, stance and proportion.
Use samples of wall paintings to sketch own gods and
goddesses, thinking carefully about ratio and
proportion. Add colour from given range (no reds,
greens, purples, blues) using pastels if time allows.
Simpler gods
given. Support
from OA.
Additional
details required.
5
- to make a study of a range of
Egyptian gods and goddesses, using
paint and pastels, looking at the
use of colour, stance and
proportion.
Continue with sketches from previous week. Add
colour from given range (no reds, greens, purples,
blues) using pastels.
Simpler gods
given. Support
from OA.
Additional
details required.
5
- to make a study of a range of
Egyptian gods and goddesses, using
paint, looking at the use of colour,
stance and proportion.
Sketch own gods and goddesses, thinking carefully
about ratio and proportion. Add colour wash using
watercolour paints for background. Add colour from
given range (no reds, greens, purples, blues) using
watercolour paints. (Use in ICT sessions).
Simpler gods
given. Support
from OA.
Add fine details
to paintings once
paint has dried.

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Egyptian Art

  • 1. Subject: ART Short Term Planning Bonington Junior School Topic: Egypt – Death Masks Hours: 1x week Year 6 Class 4 Term Autumn Teacher Mrs West KEY SKILLS 1. Communication 4. Working with others Thinking Skills 9. Enquiry 2. Application of number 5. Improving own learning and performance 7. Information thinking 10. Creative thinking 3. Information technology 6. Problem solving 8. Reasoning 11. Evaluation LEARNING OBJECTIVE MAIN ACTIVITY LESS ABLE EXTENSION ASSESSMENT 9 - to have an understanding of the importance and use of death masks in Egyptian society and what they represented. - to look at and annotate examples of death masks, identifying key features including colour. Link with Humanities sessions. Discuss what death masks were used for and why there were only certain members of Egyptian society who had them. Stick examples of death masks into books and annotate key features including colours, textures, size, etc. Teacher support with annotations. Brainstorm ideas in small group. More detailed annotations and observations required. 10 - to design a death mask in sketch pads, based on examples they have seen. Use ideas and information from previous week to design own death mask based on features studied. Seat in mixed ability groups. Support as required. Additional details required. 5 - to use a range of materials including cardboard, clay, mod roc and paint to make an Egyptian death mask. Use card for a base and make a face using clay. Mould clay to include accurately shaped eyes (almond shaped), a nose and mouth. Leave to dry. Seat in mixed ability groups. Support as required. 5 - to use a range of materials including cardboard, clay, mod roc and paint to plan, design and make an Egyptian death mask. Use a box to form shape around clay face for the ‘head-dress’ part of death mask. Begin to add mod roc to shape death mask. Seat in mixed ability groups. Support as required. Additional details required. 5 - to use a range of materials including cardboard, clay, mod roc and paint to plan, design and make an Egyptian death mask. Complete mod roc layer. Add colour once dry and add glue to surrounding areas and scatter sand around base to add a textured and appropriate background to death masks. Seat in mixed ability groups. Support as required.
  • 2. Subject: ART Short Term Planning Bonington Junior School Topic: Egypt – Canopic Jars Hours: 2x week Year 6 Class 4 Term Autumn Teacher Mrs West KEY SKILLS 1. Communication 4. Working with others Thinking Skills 9. Enquiry 2. Application of number 5. Improving own learning and performance 7. Information thinking 10. Creative thinking 3. Information technology 6. Problem solving 8. Reasoning 11. Evaluation LEARNING OBJECTIVE MAIN ACTIVITY LESS ABLE EXTENSION ASSESSMENT 7 + 9 - to research what canopic jars were used for. - to annotate pictures of canopic jars to identify key features and details. Link with Humanities sessions. Discuss what the jars were used for and why there were different designs for the lids. Stick examples of the four jars in their books, annotating key features and what the different heads were used for. Teacher support with annotations. Brainstorm ideas in small group. More detailed annotations and observations required. 10 - to design their own canopic jars, experimenting with colours to build up a pallet of colours in their sketch pads. Draw designs in own books. Think about dimensions and the lids. Develop a range of sand/brown tones for use on the outside of the jars by experimenting using a colour wheel/ladder. Seat in mixed ability groups. Support as required. Additional details required. 4 + 5 - to use mod roc with a cardboard template to build a canopic jar. - to use mod roc with increasing accuracy. Use A4 card to make template. Cut corners off and make remaining card into a tube using sellotape. Stuff full of newspaper to maintain shape. Mod roc using small strips. Vary direction. Remove newspaper. Add curved top. Seat in mixed ability groups. Support as required. 5 - to use clay to make the lid to canopic jar, selecting one of the four designs for the shape eg. jackal, baboon, hawk and human. Teacher modelling using clay to make lid. Choose one design and make. Show how to use modelling tools and how to blend clay so it ‘sticks’. Emphasise importance of it fitting on jar and jar staying upright. Seat in mixed ability groups. Support as required. 5 - to select colours appropriately to paint canopic jar (adding hieroglyphics) and lid. - to evaluate their work. Using colour wheel from books, select colour and paint both lid and jar. Use original design to select hieroglyphics to add to front of canopic jar. Seat in mixed ability groups. Support as required. Additional details required.
  • 3. Subject: ART Short Term Planning Bonington Junior School Topic: Egypt - Gods Hours: 2x week Year 6 Class 4 Term Autumn Teacher Mrs West KEY SKILLS 1. Communication 4. Working with others Thinking Skills 9. Enquiry 2. Application of number 5. Improving own learning and performance 7. Information thinking 10. Creative thinking 3. Information technology 6. Problem solving 8. Reasoning 11. Evaluation LEARNING OBJECTIVE MAIN ACTIVITY LESS ABLE EXTENSION ASSESSMENT 5 - to make pencil and charcoal studies of people in action. - to show an understanding for proportion. Work in pairs. First draw person-paired work. ‘Posing’. Discuss and compare proportions, etc. Use child to aid. Re-try drawing. Compare to first attempt. Evaluate. Seat in mixed ability groups. Support as required. Mannequin sketches – ratio and proportion. Charcoal. 4 + 9 - to look at and discuss the similarities and differences with real life figures and the representation of Egyptian gods and goddesses from wall paintings. Annotate examples of wall paintings and real life figure paintings. Differences? Similarities? Look at the use of colours in both. Are there any colours missing from the wall paintings? Teacher support with annotations. Brainstorm ideas in small group. More detailed annotations and observations required. 5 - to make a study of a range of Egyptian gods and goddesses, using pastels, looking at the use of colour, stance and proportion. Use samples of wall paintings to sketch own gods and goddesses, thinking carefully about ratio and proportion. Add colour from given range (no reds, greens, purples, blues) using pastels if time allows. Simpler gods given. Support from OA. Additional details required. 5 - to make a study of a range of Egyptian gods and goddesses, using paint and pastels, looking at the use of colour, stance and proportion. Continue with sketches from previous week. Add colour from given range (no reds, greens, purples, blues) using pastels. Simpler gods given. Support from OA. Additional details required. 5 - to make a study of a range of Egyptian gods and goddesses, using paint, looking at the use of colour, stance and proportion. Sketch own gods and goddesses, thinking carefully about ratio and proportion. Add colour wash using watercolour paints for background. Add colour from given range (no reds, greens, purples, blues) using watercolour paints. (Use in ICT sessions). Simpler gods given. Support from OA. Add fine details to paintings once paint has dried.