| Lesson | Time Allocation | Resources Needed | Introduction | Development | Conclusion | Assessment | 
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lesson 1 | 60 minutes | Images of Henry Moore's Reclining Figure, paper, pencils, colors | Introduce Henry Moore and show images of Reclining Figure. Discuss its features and significance. | Ask students to sketch their own version of Reclining Figure, focusing on the general shape and form. | Have students share their sketches with the class and discuss their interpretations of the artwork. | Evaluate student participation and engagement during the discussion. | 
| Lesson 2 | 60 minutes | Clay, sculpting tools, images of Henry Moore's sculptures | Review Henry Moore's sculptures and emphasize his use of clay as a primary medium. | Provide students with clay and sculpting tools to create their own 3D sculpture inspired by Reclining Figure. | Allow students to share their sculptures with the class and explain their inspiration. | Evaluate the creativity and effort put into the students' sculptures. | 
| Lesson 3 | 60 minutes | Images of Reclining Figure, paper, pencils, colors | Show students various images inspired by Reclining Figure and discuss what elements make them inspired by the artwork. | Ask students to create their own original image inspired by Reclining Figure, using different art mediums if desired. | Have students present their artwork to the class, explaining the connection to Reclining Figure. | Evaluate the students' ability to identify and incorporate elements from Reclining Figure into their own artwork. | 
| Lesson 4 | 60 minutes | Paint, brushes, canvas/paper, images of Reclining Figure | Introduce the concept of painting and discuss different techniques and styles. | Provide students with paints, brushes, and canvas/paper to create their own painting inspired by Reclining Figure. | Organize an art exhibition where students can display and share their paintings with their classmates. | Evaluate the students' ability to apply painting techniques and the overall quality of their artwork. | 
| Lesson 5 | 60 minutes | Construction paper, scissors, glue, images of Reclining Figure | Discuss the concept of collage and its use in art. | Ask students to create a collage using construction paper and images inspired by Reclining Figure. | Encourage students to present their collages to the class and explain the elements they chose. | Evaluate the creativity and composition of the students' collages. | 
| Lesson 6 | 60 minutes | Various art supplies (crayons, markers, colored pencils, etc.), images of Reclining Figure | Review the different art mediums and techniques explored throughout the previous lessons. | Allow students to choose their preferred art medium to create a final artwork inspired by Reclining Figure. | Organize an art gallery walk where students can showcase their final artwork. | Evaluate the students' ability to apply various art mediums and techniques effectively. |