Autumn 1 Y2 art- colour and shape

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Lesson 1 primary, secondary, warm and cool colours

For the first lesson, refer to the Y1 quiz on colour

The primary colours are...

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1. Red, yellow and blue

2. Red, yellow and green

2. Blue, green and purple

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1. Cool colours

2. Warm colours

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Cool and warm colours evoke different feelings and emotions. Can you match them?

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Cool colours

Warm colours

1. Comfort, warmth, danger and anger

2. Calm, cold and sadness

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Lesson 2- tints and shades

A tint can be made by...

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1. Adding black

2. Adding white

3. Painting with just white

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A shade can be made by..

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1. Adding white

2. Adding black

3. Painting in black

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Lesson 3/4- Klee- tints, shades and geometric shapes

Who painted this titled 'The Three Houses'?

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1. David Hockney

2. Klee

3. Van Gogh

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What are the shapes known as?

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1. Flat shapes

2. Polygons

3. Geometric shapes

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Lesson 5- Organic shapes

An organic shape...

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1. Is the same as a geometric shape

2. Is always 3D

3. Cannot be named

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Organic shapes are often seen in...

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1. Cities

2. Towns

3. Nature

4. Schools

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Lesson 6- Calder sculptures

Which artist created this sculpture?

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1. Hockney

2. Klee

3. Calder

4. Van Gogh

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What is special about Calder's sculptures?

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1. He uses tints and shades

2. He uses primary and secondary colours

3. He uses organic shapes

4. He uses geometric shapes

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