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Which subject	Art
What topic	Appreciate and create artworks for the 'Art on the Hill' exhibition
What length (min)	30
What age group	Year or Grade 3
Class size	20
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Lesson plan

Lesson Plan: Appreciate and Create Artworks for 'Art on the Hill' Exhibition

Subject

Art

Topic

Appreciate and Create Artworks for the 'Art on the Hill' Exhibition

Grade/Age Group

Year 3 (Students aged 8-9 years)

Length of Lesson

30 minutes

Number of Students

Objectives

To understand the concept of an art exhibition and its significance.
To explore different forms of art and techniques used in artwork.
To create a personal artwork inspired by the theme of 'Art on the Hill.'
To develop appreciation for peers' artworks through discussion.

Materials

Assorted paper (A4, A3)
Colored pencils, markers, and crayons
Paints and brushes
Reference images of hills and landscapes
Art supplies (scissors, glue, glitter)
Whiteboard and markers
Examples of various artworks (prints or digital images)

National Curriculum Alignment

Visual Arts: Explore and convey ideas and feelings in artwork.
Critical and Creative Thinking: Evaluate artwork and express personal interpretations.

Lesson Structure

Step Number	Step Title	Length	Details
1	Introduction to Art Exhibitions	5 min	Discuss what an art exhibition is, its purpose, and examples. Show visuals from past exhibitions.
2	Exploration of Artistic Techniques	10 min	Introduce different art techniques (drawing, painting, collage). Show examples and let students explore techniques briefly.
3	Art Creation Session	10 min	Students create their personal artwork inspired by the theme 'Art on the Hill.' Encourage creativity and use of different materials.
4	Peer Collaboration and Reflection	5 min	In pairs, students discuss their artworks with a partner, sharing thoughts and inspirations without presenting to the class.
5	Conclusion and Cleanup	2 min	Gather artworks for display and clean up materials. Briefly discuss feelings about the Art creation process.

Assessment

Informal assessment through observation during the art creation process.
Collect artworks for display and provide feedback through written notes.

Homework

Students will complete an art reflection journal entry describing their artwork and the process they used, to be submitted in the next class. No presentations required.

Notes

Ensure a supportive environment where all students feel comfortable sharing ideas.
Assist students with any challenges they encounter during the creation process.