Perfect to add to displays, a quick and easy folding activity. Fits in with topics like sustainability and the Netherlands.

Week 1: Introduction to Colour Theory Objective: Students will understand the basics of colour theory and how it can be applied to create art. • Introduce the primary colours (red, blue, yellow) and secondary colours (purple, green, orange). • Discuss complementary colours (opposite on the colour wheel) and how they can be used to create contrast. • Provide examples of art pieces that demonstrate colour theory principles. • Students will create a colour wheel using the primary and secondary colours and label them. Week 2: Introduction to Perspective Objective: Students will understand the basics of perspective drawing and how to create the illusion of depth in art. • Define perspective drawing and provide examples of art pieces that use this technique. • Teach the basic principles of one-point and two-point perspective. • Demonstrate how to draw simple objects (e.g. boxes, cylinders) using perspective. • Students will practice drawing simple objects using perspective. Week 3: Introduction to Still Life Objective: Students will understand the basics of still life drawing and how to accurately represent objects in a composition. • Discuss the concept of still life and provide examples of still life art pieces. • Teach the principles of proportion, shading, and composition. • Demonstrate how to draw a simple still life composition. • Students will create their own still life composition and draw it. Week 4: Introduction to Sculpture Objective: Students will understand the basics of sculpture and how to manipulate materials to create a three-dimensional art piece. • Discuss the concept of sculpture and provide examples of sculptural art pieces. • Teach the basics of sculpture materials (e.g. clay, paper mache, wire). • Demonstrate how to create a simple sculpture using the chosen material. • Students will create their own sculpture using the material provided. Week 5: Introduction to Printmaking Objective: Students will understand the basics of printmaking and how to create a print using a variety of techniques. • Discuss the concept of printmaking and provide examples of printmaking art pieces. • Teach the basics of printmaking techniques (e.g. relief, intaglio, screen printing). • Demonstrate how to create a simple print using the chosen technique. • Students will create their own print using the technique taught. Week 6: Final Project Objective: Students will use the skills and techniques learned throughout the previous lessons to create a final art project. • Allow students to choose their preferred medium (drawing, painting, sculpture, printmaking). • Encourage students to use the principles of colour theory, perspective, still life, and sculpture in their final project. • Provide feedback and support as needed. • Students will present their final project to the class and discuss their inspiration and artistic choices.