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This is a drawing of a Church. How is it different to a photograph? Sample Slide Random Slides From This PowerPoint Show

Line drawings can be used to collect information about the features of a building. Sample Slide Random Slides From This PowerPoint Show

Learning objectives: To use the school building or another building as a resource for first- hand observation and recording To visit a building and record certain aspects of it from first-hand observation To explore drawing on a different scale and become more aware of architectural features or detail To develop drawing skills Learning outcomes: Children increase their confidence in drawing from direct observation and use specific vocabulary in relation to buildings. Shapes, patterns, decorations, natural, symmetry etc. Doors, windows, window frames, lintels, guttering, slates, tiles, bricks, ironwork, steps etc.

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