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Which subject	Art
What topic	Prossed art
What length (min)	30
What age group	Preschool / Nursery
Class size	20
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Lesson plan

Lesson Plan: Processed Art

Subject

Art

Topic

Processed Art

Grade/Age Group

Preschool / Nursery (Ages 3-5)

Length of Lesson

30 minutes

Number of Students

Objectives

To introduce students to the concept of processed art.
To encourage creativity and self-expression through various art materials.
To develop fine motor skills through hands-on activities.
To promote teamwork and collaboration among students.

Materials

Non-toxic paint
Various textures (e.g., sponges, brushes, cotton balls, fabric scraps)
Blank paper
Smocks or old t-shirts for protection
Splat mats for easy cleanup
Containers for mixing colors
Water for rinsing brushes
Towels for drying

National Curriculum Alignment

This lesson aligns with the national standards for early childhood art education by fostering creativity, exploration of materials, and enhancement of fine motor skills.

Lesson Structure

Step Number	Step Title	Length	Details
1	Introduction to Processed Art	5 min	Introduce the concept of processed art. Show examples and discuss how different textures can create unique art.
2	Set Up Materials	5 min	Assist students in gathering and setting up their materials. Ensure all students have access to paint and textures.
3	Art Exploration	15 min	Allow students to experiment with various materials. Encourage them to create their processed art pieces freely using textures and colors.
4	Cleanup	3 min	Guide students in cleaning up their work area and washing their hands. Make the process fun with songs or chants.
5	Sharing and Reflection	2 min	Ask students to look at their art and share how they feel about the process. Encourage positive feedback and expressions.

Homework

Students will take home their processed art and discuss it with their families. Teachers will check homework by collecting the art during the next class without requiring students to present their work in front of the class.

Assessment

Observational assessment of participation and engagement during the activity.
Collect and display processed art in the classroom to celebrate creativity.

Notes

Encourage students to express themselves without fear of making mistakes. Focus on the process rather than the finished product, reinforcing the idea that art is about exploration and fun.