Year 6 Summer 2 Art Lesson 3

What does the word "texture" mean in art?

• The way a painting smells

• The way a three-dimensional work feels or looks like it might feel

• The colours used in a painting

• The size of the artwork

Which of these words best describes a rough texture?

• Smooth

• Bumpy

• Shiny

• Transparent

Which material is a natural resource that can be used to create art?

• Plastic

• Wood

• Glass

• Metal screws

What is one quality of watercolour paint?

• It is thick and covers surfaces completely

• It is transparent and can be layered for different effects

• It dries instantly

• It is only used for painting walls

Which of these is a technique you might use with a paintbrush?

• Chiselling

• Dabbing

• Welding

• Carving

Which of the following is an example of a built material?

• Clay from a riverbank

• A plastic bottle

• Leaves from a tree

• Stones from a beach

If an artwork looks like it would feel soft, what kind of texture does it have?

• Hard

• Soft

• Wet

• Cold

Which word would be a powerful vocabulary choice to describe the texture of tree bark?

• Fluffy

• Rough

• Smooth

• Slippery

Acrylic paint is different from watercolour because:

• It is see-through

• It is thicker and more opaque

• It is made from clay

• It is only used outdoors

Which of these is NOT a natural resource for making art?

• Clay

• Plants

• Metal pipes

• Wood