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Lesson Two – Graphic Lines
This computing teaching pack for Key Stage Two gets the children to practise different ways of drawing curved and straight lines to represent shapes using a graphic modelling program. The class can explain how to alter the shape, width and style of different lines that might be used in a graphical model.
Download this teaching pack including a lesson plan, classroom activities and an interactive presentation to teach the children to practise different ways of drawing curved and straight lines to represent shapes using a graphic modelling program
Learning Objectives
How to insert and format different objects in a graphics program. Communicate ideas and designs using graphical models.
Learning Outcomes
I can insert and format lines in a graphics program to adjust their shape, size and colour. I know that graphics can be used to communicate ideas about a project.
Graphic Lines
Teaching sequence to help the children practise different ways of drawing curved and straight lines to represent shapes using a graphic modelling program
Bin Shapes
Display posters for whole class discussion to help the children identify and describe some of the shapes and lines used in different objects
Line Changes
Template to help the children select and record some of the changes that can be made to different lines in a graphics program
Line Changes (support)
Template to help the children record some of the changes that can be made to different lines in a graphics program
Graphic Lines
Interactive activity to help the children practise different ways of drawing curved and straight lines to represent shapes using a graphic modelling program
Download this teaching pack including a lesson plan, classroom activities and an interactive presentation to teach the children to practise different ways of drawing curved and straight lines to represent shapes using a graphic modelling program
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