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Last updated

8 June 2026

pptx, 43.88 MB
pptx, 43.88 MB

A step-by-step Art unit designed to guide pupils in Years 5–6 through the process of designing, sketching, and sculpting detailed clay dragon eyes.

This engaging unit supports teachers in delivering high-quality Art lessons with confidence, even if they do not specialise in the subject. It includes clear modelling, exemplar images, and a structured progression of skills that take pupils from initial design ideas through to a finished 3D clay sculpture.

Originally developed for an observed lesson graded as Outstanding, this resource has been carefully refined to ensure strong outcomes in pupil engagement, creativity, and technical skill development.

Everything needed is included: teaching slides, step-by-step instructions, visual examples, and process guidance that breaks down each stage of the making journey. Pupils are supported to explore texture, form, colour, and detail while developing their confidence in working with clay.

Ideal for non-specialist teachers or anyone looking to deliver a standout Art project with clear outcomes, high engagement, and impressive final pieces.

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