
FB S4.2 Interior Perspectives Scope & Sequence
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FB S4.2 Interior Perspectives Scope & Sequence
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Interior Perspectives – Scope and Sequence Document
The Interior Perspectives Scope and Sequence Document provides a structured and detailed outline for this engaging Stage 4 Visual Arts unit of work. Designed with Christian education in mind, it ensures seamless integration into your teaching plans while maintaining alignment with the NSW Visual Arts syllabus and fostering students' personal and spiritual development.
Interior Perspectives – Scope and Sequence Document
The Interior Perspectives Scope and Sequence Document provides a structured and detailed outline for this engaging Stage 4 Visual Arts unit of work. Perfect for teachers, it ensures seamless integration into your teaching plans while maintaining alignment with the NSW Visual Arts syllabus.
What’s Included?
- Unit Overview: A concise summary of the unit, focusing on perspective drawing, watercolour painting, and the exploration of mood and stillness through the interior artworks of Vilhelm Hammershøi. Students are invited to reflect on how interior spaces can symbolise inner peace, contemplation, and the presence of God in quiet moments.
- Weekly Tasks: A clear schedule indicating when key tasks are due.
- Outcomes: Explicit links to syllabus outcomes, ensuring students achieve key learning goals in both Art Making and Art History and Critical Studies, while also engaging in spiritual reflection and creative expression as a form of worship.
- Assessments:
- Formative Assessments: Ongoing tasks designed to monitor student progress and provide valuable feedback.
- Summative Assessments: Final tasks that evaluate student achievement, including completed interior artwork and artist statement.
- Art Movements and Periods Covered: An exploration of the late 19th to early 20th century Nordic Interior Painting through the works of Vilhelm Hammershøi, emphasising on how composition, lighting, perspective, and colour contribute to the mood and atmosphere, and how such stillness can reflect biblical themes of rest, reflection, and reverence.
This comprehensive document provides everything you need in a compliant Scope and Sequence. It is well-organised, outcome-focused, and introduces an enriching unit of work that integrates faith, creativity, and critical thinking into the Visual Arts classroom. It also aligns with the Interior Perspectives Student Workbook, Teacher Resource, and Program (available for purchase) offering additional faith-aligned resources and activities to support teaching and learning in this unit.