docx, 3.16 MB
docx, 3.16 MB

This high-quality KS3 art lesson introduces students to tone (value) and shading techniques, enabling them to create depth, form and a sense of realism in their work.
Designed for clarity and ease of delivery, this resource provides a fully structured lesson supported by strong visual materials and practical activities. It is ideal for use within a KS3 art curriculum or as part of an introductory drawing unit.

What’s Included
• Full lesson plan with clear structure and timings
• Professionally designed visual teaching slides
• Student worksheets (tone scales, shading practice, 3D forms)
• Student notes page
• Assessment criteria suitable for KS3
• Extension task (creative torn image transformation project)
• High-quality visual examples demonstrating key techniques

Learning Focus
Students will:
• Understand how tone is used to create light, shadow and form
• Develop control when producing a range of tonal values
• Explore shading techniques including blending, hatching and cross-hatching
• Apply tone to make simple forms appear three-dimensional

Skills Developed
• Observational drawing
• Control of materials
• Understanding of light and shadow
• Creative and critical thinking

Curriculum Relevance
Suitable for KS3 (Years 7–9) and aligns with key aims of the National Curriculum for Art and Design, including:
• Developing techniques and control
• Recording observations
• Using a range of materials effectively

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