Year 2
Year 2
Learners will learn to recognise that different devices can be used to capture photographs and will gain experience capturing, editing, and improving photos. Finally, they will use this knowledge to recognise that images they see may not be real.
The children learnt about the different devices that could be used for taking photographs.
Learning objectives
To use a digital device to take a photograph
● I can recognise what devices can be used to take photographs
● I can talk about how to take a photograph
● I can explain what I did to capture a digital photo
The children learnt how to take photographs in portrait and landscape. The children chose the best way to take a picture.
To make choices when taking a photograph
● I can explain the process of taking a good photograph
● I can take photos in both landscape and portrait format
● I can explain why a photo looks better in portrait or landscape format
This lesson introduces learners to the concept that a photograph is composed by a photographer. In this lesson, children discovered what constitutes good photography composition and put this into practice by composing and capturing high-quality photos of their own.
To describe what makes a good photograph
● I can identify what is wrong with a photograph
● I can discuss how to take a good photograph
● I can improve a photograph by retaking it
In this lesson children investigated the effect that good lighting has on the quality of the photo taken.
To decide how photographs can be improved
● I can explore the effect that light has on a photo
● I can experiment with different light sources
● I can explain why a picture may be unclear
Year 2 used Now Press Play to go on Safari in Africa.