2How manyheads wideshould theshouldersbe?Out ofproportionWhat would youcall something thatlooks unbalancedin relation tosomething else(too big, small,short etc)LonelinessWhat emotiondid the artistwe researchedfocus his workon?HalfwayHow far downthe bodydoes thenavel/bellybutton sit?BonesWhat did weuse straightlines torepresent onthe body?SecondaryWhat kind ofcolours areorange,green, andpurple?Halfwaydown thethigh/upperlegWhere onthe bodyshould thefingertipsreach?HeadWhat body parthave we used tomeasure thebody and makesure everything'sin proportion?AlbertoGiacomettiWhich artistdid we lookat during thismodule?ToneLight and dark- you may addthis to adrawing usingshadingHaving astrong,flat baseHow can westop asculpturefrom fallingover?ProportionWhat could youcall therelationshipbetween onething andanother in size7.5How manyheads tall isthe averageperson?UnbalancedHow wouldyou describe afigure thatlooks like itcould fall over?PrimaryWhat kind ofcolours arered, yellow,and blue?SculptureWhat type of3D art didwe use foilto create?JointsWhat did weuse circles torepresent onthe body?2How manyheads wideshould theshouldersbe?Out ofproportionWhat would youcall something thatlooks unbalancedin relation tosomething else(too big, small,short etc)LonelinessWhat emotiondid the artistwe researchedfocus his workon?HalfwayHow far downthe bodydoes thenavel/bellybutton sit?BonesWhat did weuse straightlines torepresent onthe body?SecondaryWhat kind ofcolours areorange,green, andpurple?Halfwaydown thethigh/upperlegWhere onthe bodyshould thefingertipsreach?HeadWhat body parthave we used tomeasure thebody and makesure everything'sin proportion?AlbertoGiacomettiWhich artistdid we lookat during thismodule?ToneLight and dark- you may addthis to adrawing usingshadingHaving astrong,flat baseHow can westop asculpturefrom fallingover?ProportionWhat could youcall therelationshipbetween onething andanother in size7.5How manyheads tall isthe averageperson?UnbalancedHow wouldyou describe afigure thatlooks like itcould fall over?PrimaryWhat kind ofcolours arered, yellow,and blue?SculptureWhat type of3D art didwe use foilto create?JointsWhat did weuse circles torepresent onthe body?

Year 7 - Bodies Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. How many heads wide should the shoulders be?
    2
  2. What would you call something that looks unbalanced in relation to something else (too big, small, short etc)
    Out of proportion
  3. What emotion did the artist we researched focus his work on?
    Loneliness
  4. How far down the body does the navel/belly button sit?
    Halfway
  5. What did we use straight lines to represent on the body?
    Bones
  6. What kind of colours are orange, green, and purple?
    Secondary
  7. Where on the body should the fingertips reach?
    Halfway down the thigh/upper leg
  8. What body part have we used to measure the body and make sure everything's in proportion?
    Head
  9. Which artist did we look at during this module?
    Alberto Giacometti
  10. Light and dark - you may add this to a drawing using shading
    Tone
  11. How can we stop a sculpture from falling over?
    Having a strong, flat base
  12. What could you call the relationship between one thing and another in size
    Proportion
  13. How many heads tall is the average person?
    7.5
  14. How would you describe a figure that looks like it could fall over?
    Unbalanced
  15. What kind of colours are red, yellow, and blue?
    Primary
  16. What type of 3D art did we use foil to create?
    Sculpture
  17. What did we use circles to represent on the body?
    Joints