| Lesson | Time Allocation | Resources Needed | Introduction | Development | Conclusion | Assessment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lesson 1 | 1 hour | Images of Graham Knuttel's artwork, paper, pencils, markers | Introduce Graham Knuttel and The Dubliners. Show images of his artwork. Discuss his style and ask students what they notice about it. | Ask students to choose their favorite artwork and draw a picture inspired by it, using paper, pencils, and markers. | Have students share their drawings with the class and explain why they chose that particular artwork. | Assess students' understanding of Graham Knuttel's style and their ability to create an original drawing inspired by his work. |
| Lesson 2 | 1 hour | Clay, clay tools, paint, brushes, images of The Dubliners | Remind students of Graham Knuttel's style and The Dubliners. Show images of The Dubliners. Discuss the main art medium Knuttel is known for. | Provide each student with some clay and clay tools. Instruct them to create a sculpture inspired by The Dubliners using the clay. | Allow the sculptures to dry. Once dry, have students paint their sculptures to give them color and detail. | Assess students' understanding of Graham Knuttel's preferred medium and their ability to create a sculpture inspired by The Dubliners. |
| Lesson 3 | 1 hour | Images of The Dubliners, paper, pencils, markers | Review Graham Knuttel's style and The Dubliners. Show images of The Dubliners. Discuss what elements make these images inspired by the book. | Ask students to choose their favorite image from The Dubliners and create their own original image inspired by it, using paper, pencils, and markers. | Have students share their images with the class and explain what elements they included to make it inspired by The Dubliners. | Assess students' ability to analyze artwork and their creativity in creating an original image inspired by The Dubliners. |
| Lesson 4 | 1 hour | Canvas or paper, paints, brushes, images of The Dubliners | Remind students of Graham Knuttel's style and The Dubliners. Show images of The Dubliners. Discuss how to create a painting inspired by the book. | Provide each student with a canvas or paper, paints, and brushes. Instruct them to create a painting inspired by The Dubliners. | Have students present their paintings to the class in an interesting way, such as creating a mini art gallery or setting up an exhibition. | Assess students' understanding of Graham Knuttel's style and their ability to create a painting inspired by The Dubliners. |
| Lesson 5 | 1 hour | Various art materials (e.g. paper, markers, paints, clay, etc.) | Recap Graham Knuttel's style and The Dubliners. Discuss the different art mediums and techniques used throughout the previous lessons. | Allow students to choose their preferred art medium and create a piece of artwork inspired by The Dubliners using the materials provided. | Encourage students to share their artwork with their classmates and discuss the choices they made in their creations. | Assess students' ability to apply different art mediums and techniques to create an original artwork inspired by The Dubliners. |
| Lesson 6 | 1 hour | Images of Graham Knuttel's artwork, paper, pencils, markers | Review Graham Knuttel's style and The Dubliners. Show images of his artwork. Discuss his use of color and shapes. | Ask students to create a collaborative mural inspired by Graham Knuttel's style and The Dubliners, using paper, pencils, and markers. | Display the completed mural in a prominent location within the school for all to see. | Assess students' ability to work collaboratively and incorporate elements of Graham Knuttel's style into the mural. |