Lines, Shapes, and Imagination · Drawing and Composition

Geometric and Organic Shapes

Distinguishing between man-made geometric shapes and the irregular shapes found in the natural world.

Key Questions

  1. 1Where do we see circles and squares in our classroom surroundings?
  2. 2How do shapes in a leaf differ from shapes in a building?
  3. 3What happens to a shape when we stretch it or overlap it with another?

CBSE Learning Outcomes

CBSE: Geometric and Organic Shapes - Class 3CBSE: Visual Arts - Forms and Shapes - Class 3
Class: Class 3
Subject: Fine Arts
Unit: Lines, Shapes, and Imagination
Period: Drawing and Composition

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