The World of Color · Autumn Term

Color in Nature

Observing and painting the colors found in natural objects like leaves, flowers, and stones.

Key Questions

  1. Compare the colors you observe in a natural object to the colors you mix with paint.
  2. Explain how artists use color to represent the changing seasons.
  3. Construct a painting inspired by the colors of a specific natural scene.

NCCA Curriculum Specifications

NCCA: Primary - Paint and ColorNCCA: Primary - Awareness of Environment
Class/Year: 1st Year
Subject: Creative Explorations: Foundations of Visual Art
Unit: The World of Color
Period: Autumn Term

Suggested Methodologies

Walk and Talk

Paired walking discussions for movement and reflection

10–25 min

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Experiential Learning

Hands-on learn-by-doing with structured reflection

30–60 min

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