The document provides instructions for a homework assignment to draw the corner of a bedroom using tonal pencil or charcoal. Students are directed to include at least 5 objects with detail, use shading, and fill the entire page. The success criteria increase in complexity depending on the grade level with older students expected to use more tones and techniques like foreshortening and showing texture.

1. Corner of a room
Draw the corner of your bedroom as illustrated in
the example below. You should use tonal pencil or
charcoal for this homework.
Success criteria:
1. Draw at least 5 objects in situ
2. Use tone.
3. Make sure to add lots of detail
4. Fill the whole a4 page
Grade 2/ 3 Grade 4 Grade 5
The objects can be
simple and arrange so
that foreshortening is
reduced. Use at least
three different tones.
The composition should
include some
foreshortening and
perspective.
Use at least five
different tones.
Include foreshortened
objects, perspective,
eight different tones
and use mark making to
suggest the texture of
the objects in he
composition.
Corner of a room
Draw the corner of your bedroom as illustrated in
the example below. You should use tonal pencil or
charcoal for this homework.
Success criteria:
1. Draw at least 5 objects in situ
2. Use tone.
3. Make sure to add lots of detail
4. Fill the whole a4 page
Grade 2/ 3 Grade 4 Grade 5
The objects can be
simple and arrange so
that foreshortening is
reduced. Use at least
three different tones.
The composition should
include some
foreshortening and
perspective.
Use at least five
different tones.
Include foreshortened
objects, perspective,
eight different tones
and use mark making to
suggest the texture of
the objects in he
composition.