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Freelance editorial work

Esther Montoro CarriónCristina Núñez PereiraAna Ruíz Rodríguez

SongS and chantS

Music: Happy JackLyrics: Carol-Ane F. Winstanley

original deSign

Pearson design team

Page layout

AC Estudio Editorial, SL

illuStrated by

Silvia Álvarez (cubierta)Verónica ÁlvarezJvlivsCarmen MartínMercé OrtíEva Morales Hermoso

The art work included in this book meets the meaning of Article No. 32 of the Consolidated text of the Spanish Law on Intellectual Property (approved by Royal Legislative Decree No. 1/1996 of April 12, 1996).

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Index

Map of Contents ____________________________________________ 4

Materials ___________________________________________________ 6

Instructions _________________________________________________ 7

Unit 1. Renaissance Times I __________________________________ 8

• A Long Time Ago _________________________________________ 8

• Architecture _____________________________________________ 10

• Sculpture ________________________________________________ 11

• Painting _________________________________________________ 12

• Amazing People _________________________________________ 13

• Chant Time ______________________________________________ 14• Art Around the World _____________________________________ 15

Art, History and Crafts for Young

Learners

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Map of contentsUnits A long time

ago…Architecture Sculpture Painting Amazing

PeopleChant Time Art Around the

WorldProjects

Renaissance Times I

• Donatello• The Renaissance

Palete

Florence Cathedral

Donatello’s Famous Statue

Renaissance Clothing

Donatello’s Little Pupil

The Cruck House The Pond in the Woods

Halloween

Renaissance Times II

• More Great Artists

• The Renaissance Village

The Ducal Palace Michelangelo’s Statue

Little Prince Edward

Leonardo, the Renaissance Man

The Flying Machine

The Christmas Parade

Christmas

The Baroque Period I

• Real Life• Light and

Shadows

Chatsworth House

The Trevi Fountain

Still Life Diego Velázquez The Little Princes Girl with a Pearl Earring

Carnival

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Map of contentsUnits A long time

ago…Architecture Sculpture Painting Amazing

PeopleChant Time Art Around the

WorldProjects

The Baroque Period II

• The Pantry • Great Musicians

The Royal Palace of La Granja

King Louis of France

The Little Fruit Seller

Bartolomé Esteban Murillo

Children Eating a Pie

The Ford Spring Day

The Elegant Rococo I

• The Swing • Soap Bubbles

The Valencian Palace

Cupid Pierrot Joshua Reynolds A Young Girl and Her Dog

The Porcelain Vase

Family Day

The Elegant Rococo II

• A Young Girl Reading

• The School Boy

The Winter Palace The Bronze Horseman

A Bunch of Flowers

Thomas Gainsborough

The Little Cottage Girl

The End of the Journey

Holidays

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Soft wax crayons Hard wax crayons 2B Pencil Felt-tip pens Coloured pencils Rubber

Pencil sharpener Glue White paste Scissors Cotton wool Tempera paints

Paint brush Plasticine Brown crepe paper Red crepe paper Construction cards Little sponge

Compass Paper tray Old magazines Gold glitter Postcard

Plasticine Little sponge

MATERIALS

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Colour the picture Rub out Trace Draw

Model Paste on Cut out Dip

Stamp Roll out Roll up Sprinkle

Mix Decorate Finish Sharpen

INSTRUCTIONS

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Donatello

The Renaissance I / Eight

The Renaissance I

Colour the picture of Donatello, the famous Renaissance sculptor.

Hello again! Are you ready for a new trip? Come on

then. Let‛s visit the Renaissance period.

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Are you ready for a new trip? Come on


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Are you ready for a new trip? Come on


Imagine it is night time. Cut out and decorate

the blind on page 79 for Donatello‛s window with

vertical, horizontal, criss-cross and curved lines. Cut

it out and paste it along the dotted lines.

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The Renaissance I / Nine

Oil paint was invented by Dutch artists when

they mixed linseed oil and nut oil with

different pigments.

The Artist’s Palette

Donatello liked painting too and as you know, the three primary colours are red, blue and yellow.

We mix them together to make the secondary colours. Then, we make the tertiary colours when we mix the primary colours with secondary colours.

Look at the palette, experiment with your tempera paint and write your results.

Red and blue make violet. Red and yellow make orange. Yellow and blue make green.

Red and green make brown.

Secondary Colo urs

A Tertiary Colours

Your Tertiary Colours

Oil paint was invented by Dutch artists when

they mixed linseed oil and nut oil with

different pigments.

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RCHITECTURE Florence Cathedral

The dome of the cathedral is a symbol of early Renaissance

architecture. Are there any buildings with domes in your

home town?

The dome of the cathedral is a symbol of early Renaissance

architecture. Are there any buildings with domes in your

home town?

Trace and colour the picture with your soft wax crayons. Then, cut out the bricks on page and paste them on the dome.

The Dome, F. Brunelleschi (15th Century) Santa Maria dei Fiore, Florence. Italy

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The Renaissance I / Eleven

Donatello was one of the most original Italian sculptors. Some of his works look like Roman

statues.

Draw the missing part of the statue with your 2B pencil. Then model your own statue with your plasticine.

SCULP URE Donatello’s Famous Statue

Donatello was one of the most original Italian sculptors. Some of his works look like Roman

Sain George, Donatello (1415 - 1417) Museo Nazionale dei Bargello, Florence. Italy

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The Renaissance I / Twelve

PAINTIN A Renaissance Clothing PAINTIN A

This picture was painted by the Dutch artist Jan Van Eyck. It shows us how rich

people dressed.

This picture was painted by the Dutch artist Jan Van Eyck. It shows us how rich

dressed.dressed.

Colour the picture with your coloured pencils. Remember to colour the small details fi rst.

The Arnolfi ni Portait, J. Van Eyck (1434) National Gallery, London. UK

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Donatello’s Little Pupil

This is Bruno, he lives in a village near the city and he comes to study

with me every day.

We can make statues from stone, marble or wood.

Tomorrow, you can practise with a small piece of marble. What do

you want to make?

Don‛t forget to come early in the morning. We have a lot of work to do.

I live with my family in a small cruck house

made of wood, mud and straw. We have holes for windows because glass is

expensive.

Hello! I‛m Donatello. I am from Florence in Italy. I am a sculptor and I like teaching young people

how to make sculptures.

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14The Renaissance I / Forteen

Cut out the building materials from pages 82 and 83 and cover the roof and the walls of Bruno’s house. Then, colour the picture with your hard wax crayons.

The Cruck House

In the Renaissance periods, peasants lived in small houses made of wood, mud and straw.

In the Renaissance periods, in small houses made of wood, mud and straw.

In the Renaissance periods, in small houses made of wood, mud and straw.

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The Renaissance I / Fifteen

Germany

Art Aroundthe World

You can see this painting by the German artist Albrecht Durer in the British Museum

in London.

Look at the directions of the lines carefully and colour the picture with your felt-tip pens in the same way.

The Pond in the Woods

You can see this painting by the German artist Albrecht Durer in the British Museum

in London.

The Pond in the Woods, A. Durer (1505 - 1506) British Museum, London. UK

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Hello! I’m Timmy Time Traveller. I’ve got a time machine and I love travelling to the past.

Are you ready to come with me?

Ask your teacher for the password and visit our website: www.pearson.es/CLIL

where you will fi nd your Digital Pupil’s Book and all these wonderful resources and interactive games.

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Photo Album

Audios

Posters

Vocabulary

Classbook

Games

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