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Cultural and Creative Art

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250 prompts matching "Art Challenge Game: Building a scene one line at a time"

Spot My Mistake: Wax laid on damp cloth

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Describe a piece of work about wax laid on damp

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Explain It Back to You: Why wax keeps the dye out

I am in Primary 5. I have just learnt about why wax keeps the dye out in my art lesson. Le

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In Nigeria: The stencils cut from tin and card in Nigeria

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Show me the stencils cut from tin and card in N

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Spot My Mistake: Wax applied too thinly to resist the dye

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Describe a piece of work about wax applied too

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Explain It Back to You: How the wax holds the design

I am in Primary 5. I have just learnt about how the wax holds the design in my art lesson.

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In Nigeria: The indigo dye pits of Kano

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Show me the indigo dye pits of Kano in Nigerian

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Spot My Mistake: Cloth lifted from the dye too soon

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Describe a piece of work about cloth lifted fro

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In Nigeria: The printed shirts sold in Nigerian markets

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Show me the printed shirts sold in Nigerian mar

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Spot My Mistake: A design too large for the shirt front

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Describe a piece of work about a design too lar

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Explain It Back to You: Why a print must be simple and bold

I am in Primary 5. I have just learnt about why a print must be simple and bold in my art

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Compare Two Styles: A front print and a back print

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Put two examples of a front print and a back pr

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In Nigeria: The screen printers in my town

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Show me the screen printers in my town in Niger

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Explain It Back to You: How the ink is pushed through

I am in Primary 5. I have just learnt about how the ink is pushed through in my art lesson

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Compare Two Styles: A stencil print and a screen print

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Put two examples of a stencil print and a scree

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Spot My Mistake: Copying passed off as an influence

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Describe a piece of work about copying passed o

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Compare Two Styles: A Nigerian mask and a mask from elsewhere

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Put two examples of a Nigerian mask and a mask

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In Nigeria: The Hausa dome, the impluvium house and the Tiv hut

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Show me the Hausa dome, the impluvium house and

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Spot My Mistake: A mud wall built with no shelter from rain

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Describe a piece of work about a mud wall built

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Spot My Mistake: A model built with no base to stand on

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Describe a piece of work about a model built wi

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Compare Two Styles: A brick wall and a bottle wall

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Put two examples of a brick wall and a bottle w

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