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Y1 Idraw Lesson1

The document discusses teaching children how to use digital art tools to create self portraits. It provides objectives, success criteria, vocabulary and outlines a lesson plan with an introduction, demonstration, core activity, and plenary. The lesson teaches children about tools like lines, fill, undo and brush and has them create a self portrait using the tools.

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Y1 Idraw Lesson1

The document discusses teaching children how to use digital art tools to create self portraits. It provides objectives, success criteria, vocabulary and outlines a lesson plan with an introduction, demonstration, core activity, and plenary. The lesson teaches children about tools like lines, fill, undo and brush and has them create a self portrait using the tools.

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iCompute 1.6.

1 iMark Year 1
Resources

Paint software (Links); Teacher1.6 (slides); Resource1.6.1a

Objectives Success Criteria Vocabulary


ë To investigate simple digital mark- ë The children create a simple self Line; fill undo; brush; tools
making tools portrait

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ë Ask the class how many different ways they can think of to
make a mark on a piece of paper, i.e. Crayons, pencils,
paintbrushes etc.
ë Ask if all crayons/pencils/brushes look the same?
ë How are they different? E.g. different sizes and colours
ë Tell the children that, in the next few lessons, they will be
learning how to draw and paint using computers

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ë Load the software you are using and show the children the interface
ë Point out that the blank area is the drawing pane and the
buttons/icons around the window are called tools: each tool has a
different job
ë Explain that you are going to use the brush tool to draw a joined
line around a square.
ë Add a square to the canvas
ë Then point out and select the brush tool
ë Explain that the brush tool can be set at different sizes. If it is set
too thick or thin it will make drawing more difficult
ë Model how to use the brush tool to draw around the square
ë Make a deliberate mistake and demonstrate how to use the undo
tool to correct it

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3 Core

ë Hand out Resource1.6.1a


ë The children use the resource to find out what each of the Easier
ë Some children may
tools shown on it do
benefit from adult
ë They then use what they have learned to draw/paint a self-
support
portrait using those tools
ë The children save their work
Harder
ë Encourage some children
to explore a wider range
of tools and ask them
what they found out

4 Plenary

ë The children share their portraits with each other


ë Ask the children which tools they used to create particular effects. E.g:
ë Which tool should you use to draw a line?
ë How did your colour in the hair?
ë How do you correct a mistake?

Extension/Enrichment

ë The children could create a portrait of each other


ë The children could use the software at home to create a portrait of a family
member

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