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My Holiday Adventure

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My Holiday Adventure

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📚 Part 1: Observe & Choose

WALT: We are learning to notice details in holiday scenes and choose suitable art materials.

Success criteria: I can name three things I see, pick colours that match the mood, and choose appropriate materials.

Dyslexia-friendly: Read each question aloud first. Use a ruler under the line to track text. Short sentences only.

1. Which three things do you notice in this holiday scene? (Choose one)

People playing on the beach

Trees and mountains

A city skyline

2. Which colour palette would best show a warm, sunny holiday?

Yellows, oranges, warm browns

Blues, greens, purples

Greys and black

3. Choose materials you might use to create a holiday picture (tick any that apply):

Coloured pencils

Watercolour paints

Collage paper and glue

✏️ Part 2: Short Answers & Sketches

WALT: We are learning to plan a simple composition from a holiday memory.

Success criteria: I can write 2–3 sentences about my memory, list key objects, and make a quick thumbnail sketch.

Differentiation: Support: use word bank; Challenge: include foreground, middle and background items.

4. Describe your favourite holiday moment in 2–3 short sentences:
5. List three objects to include in your composition and where they will sit (foreground / middle / background):
6. What three colours will you use to show the mood of your holiday? Explain one choice in one sentence:
7. Quick thumbnail sketch: draw a small plan of your holiday scene (flip-open drawing area):

🎨 Part 3: Create & Reflect

WALT: We are learning to create a finished holiday artwork and reflect on our choices.

Success criteria: I can choose materials, follow simple steps to make artwork, and say what I like about my work.

Extension: Try a second version using only cool colours or make a collage from recycled paper.

8. Write the materials and 4 short steps you will follow to make your final piece:
9. Self-check: tick the things you did for your final artwork:

Included foreground, middle and background

Used a clear colour scheme to show mood

Added a small detail to make the scene personal

10. Final plan drawing (flip-open area) — draw the full composition before you begin:

Dyslexia-friendly review: Use checklists and short prompts when reflecting. Say your sentences aloud before writing.

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