Goal/codes: Explore how viewpoint changes what a form drawing or actual artwork can show. AC9AVAFD01.
Prepare: viewpoint-card; broad actual art only if safe/available; no touching/turning without agreement.
- Invite a choice · 3 min. Ask “Would you like another look, or keep this view?” No child has to move their body or touch the work.
- Show one small idea · 4 min. Adult contrasts supplied top and oblique illustrative views of the practice mound/oval proposal. Top suggests footprint; oblique suggests height. These are invented views, not measured photographs or evidence of unseen sides.
- Choose and rehearse · 5 min. Child chooses a safe actual second view, an adult report, or another own drawing plan. Agree references again if turning the mat. Keep which view/report is available explicit.
- Make / direct / draw · 7 min. Observe an actual form from a second approved seated position or carefully agreed mat turn, or make/direct a different view drawing. Describe only what can actually be seen/felt/reported. No assumed hidden grooves, exact thickness or sphere claim.
- Notice and record · 4 min. Child notices one actual view difference, or identifies a diagram convention and an unknown if no physical view is available. Link to an own next art choice; uncertainty is acceptable.
- Keep / clean / next · 2 min. Record source/view/maker/access status. If view unavailable, note VIEW NOT AVAILABLE; don’t turn a picture inference into actual visual evidence.