Year 2 Autumn 2
Year 2 Autumn 2– Digital Photography
Through the lessons in this unit, 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.
Online Safety
The children will learn to recognise common uses of information technology beyond school. Use technology safely and respectfully in the context of finding relevant information about a destination using keywords.
They will also learn how to use keywords in an online search to find key information about a topic.
Useful Vocabulary
Device - A thing made for a particular purpose - usually mechanical or electronic
Camera - A device that takes and stores pictures (a digital camera stores them in an electronic memory rather than on film)
Capture - When we record something like a picture we can say we are capturing that picture.
Image - A picture or a photograph of something
Digital - Usually meaning something electronic.
Landscape (orientation) -When an image is wider than it is tall
Portrait (orientation) - When an image is taller than it is wide
Focal point - The main subject of a photograph - the first thing you'll notice!
Focus - When an image is in focus it is not blurry
Background - A part of an image that forms the setting for the main subject - usually appears furthest from the viewer.
Foreground -The part of the picture that is nearest the viewer.
Edit - Correct or change something
Filter - A tool that can change how an image appears. It may change the colour, brightness or contrast.
Lesson Links
Online Safety
Lesson 1 - Devices
Lesson 3 - What makes a good photograph?
Lesson 5 - Effects
Lesson 6 - Is it real?