Sketchbooks are a great tool to help pupils layer experience which builds a rewarding Sketchbook Journey.
See the elements of a suggested Sketchbook Pathway here, and then explore how this pathway might be applied to an example theme or topic, in this case Anglo Saxon architecture.
Start the sketchbook exploration with a guided group exercise to open up ways of seeing, and ways of noting down…
Show Me What You See
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Move on to exploring materials…
Design Through Making
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Make in response to more external stimulation…
Collage and Mark Making
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Move to a new environment to freshen approach and widen experience…
Out & About
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Arrive at the final activity after a deeper and richer experience…
Sculptures with Personality
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