Art
SJS Curriculum For Art
| SJS Art Overview | Autumn | Spring | Summer |
|---|---|---|---|
| Year 3 |
Stone Age Painting – mud
|
My Local Area
|
Celts/Romans
|
| Year 4 |
Volcanoes
|
India
|
Vikings
|
| Year 5 |
Rivers Drawing – pencil & crayon Painting – water colour, pencils & paint Sculpture – clay Printing – polystyrene Artist – Bridget Riley (abstract artist)
|
Ancient Greeks Drawing – pencil Painting – ready mixed & water colour Sculpture – card Mosaic - fabric Artist – Antoni Gaudi (architect)
|
Monarchs Drawing – HB & 2B Painting – ready mixed Sculpture – paper weave Collage – scrap resources Artist – Anni Albers (weaver) & Andy Warhol
|
| Year 6 |
Mayans Drawing – pen Painting – ready mixed Sculpture – card Printing – Pointillist Artist – Yayoi Kusama (sculptor & painter) & Roy Lichtenstein (pop artist)
|
Rainforests Drawing – oil pastels Painting – ready mixed Sculpture – wire Collage – group bird Artist – Alexander Calder (inventor) & Georgia O’Keeffe (artist & sculptor)
|
Ancient Civilisations Drawing – pencil Painting – ready mixed Sculpture – lolly sticks Collage – from nature Artist – Andy Goldsworthy (sculptor)
|
What is Art?
Art includes a variety of activities such as painting, drawing and sculpture.
What does it look like at SJS?
Art is taught across seven areas: drawing, painting, collage, printing, textiles, sculpture and art & ICT. Each unit of work starts with drawing and painting, then some of the units progress onto the other areas. Art & ICT often covers using photography and research using the internet.