
Term 4 Overview, 2026
Elouise Bourke - Foundation to Grade 2
Leeanne Pemberton - Grade 3 to 6
Wade Dinning - Grade 2 & 4
Foundation
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During Term four, Foundation students will develop their creative skills through a combination of 2D and 3D visual art practices. A key focus will be exploring 3D construction, introducing students to basic sculptural techniques, form, structure, balance and spatial awareness. They will also be experimenting with some fun and festive projects, where students will create Christmas-themed artworks using a variety of materials, techniques and personal ideas. These final works will encourage creativity and experimentation |
Grade One
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During Term four, Grade 1 students will explore a variety of fun and creative visual art activities, developing their confidence and skills through hands-on making. Students will be experimenting with different materials to build, join and create a 3D construction. They will explore ideas such as shape, structure, texture, balance and space while using their imagination to design their own artworks. To finish the term, students will create a range of Christmas-themed artworks, exploring festive colours, patterns, textures and materials. These activities will encourage creativity and experimentation, |
Grade Two
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During Visual Arts in Term Four, Grade Two students will explore the concept of printmaking and the techniques and materials to produce this type of design. They will use a range of new and recycled materials to create printed artworks of their own. Using forks and acrylic paints students will create a panda printed collage. They will experiment with pattern, texture and repeated marks to develop their designs. Students will extend their knowledge of collage, combining different materials and techniques to create playful and imaginative artworks. :)Ms. Pemberton |
Grade Three
During Visual Arts in Term Four, Grade Three students will delve into creating 3-dimensional paper construction art. They will explore the concept of origami and the artwork of Akira Yoshizawa. Students will use his ideas as inspiration to create a 3-dimensional origami dog and cat. Through these processes, they will refine their craftsmanship, creativity and confidence in working with mixed media materials and Visual Art techniques. :) Ms. Pemberton
Grade Four
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During Visual Arts in Term Four, Grade Four students will explore textile art through weaving. They will create woven woollen baskets using a range of weaving techniques and select coloured and textured wools to develop individual designs. Students will secure the edges and added embellishments, creating unique, functional and decorative pieces that celebrate texture, colour and traditional craft. :) Ms. Pemberton |
Grade Five
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During Visual Arts in Term Four, Grade Five students will explore textiles, texture and design through creative mixed-media projects. They will design and create dream catchers before constructing three-dimensional wooden birdhouses. Students will experiment with a range of materials, including feathers, wool, fabric, pom poms and pipe cleaners. This will provide them with opportunities to develop their creativity, construction skills and confidence in artistic design. :) Ms. Pemberton |
Grade Six
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During Visual Arts in Term four, Grade 6 students will investigate the traditional Japanese collage art form of Notan, and the relationship between positive and negative spaces on a page. Through intricate paper cutting, thoughtful design and composition, students will attempt to create balance and harmony into their own Japanese Notan Art designs. They will finish the semester with a foil embossing project inspired by their new-found knowledge of Helen Keller. Students will create designs then used wooden and recycled art tools to emboss pieces of metal that they had prepared to be used safely. :)Ms. Pemberton |
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