Autumn Art Presentation

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📚 Part 1: WALT, Success Criteria & Quick Checks

WALT: Complete and present our autumn/nature-inspired artwork, focusing on finishing details and explaining our artistic choices.

Success criteria: 1) My artwork is finished and shows autumn inspiration. 2) I can explain one or two choices I made. 3) I can present clearly to the class (verbally or with an artist statement).

1. What is the main goal for today?

Finish my autumn artwork

Learn a brand new technique

Clean all art materials

2. Which words describe your artwork? (tick all that apply)

colour

texture

pattern

movement

3. How will you share your work? (choose one)

I will speak to the class

I will use a short artist statement

I will present with a peer

✏️ Part 2: Presentation Plan & Reflection

5. Write a short introduction (1–2 sentences) you will say at the start of your presentation:

6. Describe one artistic choice you made (colour, material or texture) and why you chose it:

7. What title will you give your artwork?

8. Draw and label one small detail you plan to add before presenting (label: colour/texture/material):

9. Extension activities (optional) — tick any you would like to try:

Write a full artist statement explaining inspiration and techniques

Compare my artwork with a Māori or New Zealand nature artwork

Create a small poster showing my process

Differentiation: You can present verbally, use a partner, or use sentence starters. Teachers may provide visual prompts or extend time as needed.

Autumn Art Presentation

Autumn Art Presentation

📚 Part 1: WALT, Success Criteria & Quick Checks

✏️ Part 2: Presentation Plan & Reflection

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