Pyramid Art Project Planner

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Date:

🎨 Part 1: Choices & Materials

Success criteria: I can choose materials and decide a colour and pattern for my pyramid.

1. Which main material will you use for your pyramid?

Cardboard

Coloured paper

Foam board

Recycled plastic

2. Which colour scheme will best fit your theme?

Warm colours (reds, oranges, yellows)

Cool colours (blues, greens, purples)

Monochrome (different tones of one colour)

Mixed / Rainbow

3. Which pattern style will you practise on the pyramid faces?

Stripes

Dots

Geometric shapes (triangles, squares)

Freehand / organic shapes

4. Choose the line types you will use to decorate (tick any that apply):

Straight

Wavy

Zigzag

Dotted

✏️ Part 2: Plan & Practical

Success criteria: I can explain my design, list colours and materials, and identify safety steps.

5. Describe your pyramid theme in one short sentence (colour, mood or idea):

6. List three colours and the item they will be used on (e.g. base, stripes, tip):

7. Materials and safety checklist — tick the items you will need or follow:

Scissors (adult help if needed)

Glue or PVA

Paints and brushes

Protective table cover / apron

Support idea: Break tasks into small steps; use labelled containers for materials.

Extension idea: Add a small mixed-media element (beads, foil, or fabric).

✂️ Part 3: Practice Patterns & Label the Pyramid

Success criteria: I can create repeating patterns and label colours and line types on my pyramid outline.

8. Practice pattern 1 — create stripes across the box below and name the pattern:

9. Practice pattern 2 — draw dots or shapes in the box below and name the pattern:

10. Pyramid outline — draw/colour your final design and label the colours and line types (e.g. "blue base", "wavy lines").

Dyslexia-friendly reading options: Short sentences, bold the key words (colour, material, safety); ask a buddy or teacher to read instructions aloud.

Differentiation strategies: For learners who need support, provide colour swatches and pre-cut shapes. For learners needing challenge, encourage more complex patterns, symmetry, or a written artist statement (1–2 sentences).

Pyramid Art Project Planner

Pyramid Art Project Planner

🎨 Part 1: Choices & Materials

✏️ Part 2: Plan & Practical

✂️ Part 3: Practice Patterns & Label the Pyramid

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