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Day 84 · Give the pieces a pictureFoundation Visual Arts · T2 W17–18 · Day 84 lesson

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Foundation / Visual Arts / Term 2 / Weeks 17 18

Part of the full two-week lesson sequence. Check the pack guide and taught point before teaching.

Open for this lesson: Pack guide · Sources and materials · Worked swaps · Fresh learner checks · Aids and text routes.

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Goal/codes: Assemble original paper art that communicates a child-chosen idea. Partial AC9AVAFD01, AC9AVAFC01.

Prepare: Broad saved rubbing/drawn patches, backing, optional approved adhesive; art-canvas; offline planner optional.

  1. Invite and choose · 3 min. Ask, “What is your picture becoming?” Creature, imagined place, abstract art and “still choosing” are valid. Offer a desk picture, private work or postcard form.
  2. Model · 4 min. Adult moves two own patches: “I imagine these as a tall visitor and a round moon.” Another maker may choose different meanings; no shape is a universal sign.
  3. Explore · 5 min. Child tries a new placement and which patch lies on top. Adult describes both arrangements exactly without declaring one prettier.
  4. Make/direct · 7 min. Child makes/directs a loose or attached collage or an exact plan. They may add one broad drawn mark or dictate a title. Attach only after confirmation. Adult follows chosen position/order, not an adult replacement idea.
  5. Notice and next · 4 min. Child explains/indicates a visible choice connected to intended meaning. Preserve first arrangement, final decision and support. No viewer yet means audience NOT OBSERVED.
  6. Clear and close · 2 min. Put tools away and keep work/private plan. Preview a new source tomorrow without a worked solution.

Look/listen for: art decision and relation to child intent. Abstract work needs no invented story; “I like them apart” can explain a visible choice.