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Day 112 · Turn a mark, change an ideaFoundation Visual Arts · T3 W23–24 · Day 112 lesson

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Foundation / Visual Arts / Term 3 / Weeks 23 24

Part of the full lesson sequence. Check the pack guide and taught point before teaching.

Open for this lesson: Pack guide · Sources and materials · Worked swaps · Fresh learner checks · Aids and text routes.

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Teacher copy: This page may include teaching prompts or answer keys. Answer keys in this public library can be viewed by anyone. Give learners a clean prompt, use checks as formative evidence, and change a case locally when prior access matters.

Learner choices

Goal/codes: Choose orientation for art meaning; compare choices without requiring a regular sequence. AC9AVAFD01 / AC9AVAFC01.

Prepare: Yesterday art if available; mark-play aid; familiar actual tools; no new product.

  1. Invite · 3 min. “Would your mark lean, lie across, stand up, or go another way?” Child may keep yesterday choice.
  2. Notice/model · 4 min. Show the original digital horizontal and turned proposals. Say they are drawings, not tested stamp outcomes. Use words or tactile analogue as wanted; actual tool shape may differ.
  3. Choose · 5 min. Child chooses one turn or no turn and a meaning: resting object, lively cloud, abstract move. No required angle/name/count.
  4. Make/direct · 7 min. Make/direct an original small picture with the chosen orientation using actual approved stamping or dry drawing. Child can test one turn if wanted; no claim the transferred mark matches the proposal.
  5. Review/evidence · 4 min. “What changed in your art? What stayed yours?” Record actual impression/drawing and own decision; if only a plan, label it. Keep a blurred or partial edge if the child likes it.
  6. Care/finish · 2 min. Adult cares for actual medium. Offer “Would you like this kept just for you?”

If stuck / next move: Reduce to one offered choice plus “your own”; accept a pause/no response. Preserve first decision and current method, then plan one accessible next making opportunity. Do not turn access assistance into evidence of direct handling.