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Cultural and Creative Art

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240 prompts matching "All About Action lines and how they help"

History of How greeting cards began

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Tell me the story of how greeting cards began:

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In Nigeria: The aso oke and akwete weavers

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Show me the aso oke and akwete weavers in Niger

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Explain It Back to You: How a loom holds the threads

I am in Primary 5. I have just learnt about how a loom holds the threads in my art lesson.

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Compare Two Styles: Hand weaving and machine weaving

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Put two examples of hand weaving and machine we

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In Nigeria: The raffia and palm mats of Nigeria

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Show me the raffia and palm mats of Nigeria in

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Explain It Back to You: How the strips lock together

I am in Primary 5. I have just learnt about how the strips lock together in my art lesson.

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Compare Two Styles: A paper mat and a raffia mat

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Put two examples of a paper mat and a raffia ma

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In Nigeria: How a mat is used in a Nigerian home

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Show me how a mat is used in a Nigerian home in

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Compare Two Styles: A neatly finished mat and a rough one

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Put two examples of a neatly finished mat and a

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In Nigeria: The calabash, the clay pot and the basket

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Show me the calabash, the clay pot and the bask

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Explain It Back to You: How a vessel is shaped to hold things

I am in Primary 5. I have just learnt about how a vessel is shaped to hold things in my ar

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Compare Two Styles: A container for water and one for grain

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Put two examples of a container for water and o

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Spot My Mistake: A design with a handle that will break

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

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Explain It Back to You: How decoration is planned on a pot

I am in Primary 5. I have just learnt about how decoration is planned on a pot in my art l

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Compare Two Styles: a pinched pot and a coiled one

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Put two examples of a pinched pot and a coiled

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Compare Two Styles: A plain cover and a patterned one

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Put two examples of a plain cover and a pattern

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In Nigeria: Where to find the cloth and the filling

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Show me where to find the cloth and the filling

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Explain It Back to You: How the opening is closed at the end

I am in Primary 5. I have just learnt about how the opening is closed at the end in my art

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Compare Two Styles: Hand stitching and machine stitching

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Put two examples of hand stitching and machine

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In Nigeria: The craft made from bottle tops and tyres in Nigeria

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Show me the craft made from bottle tops and tyr

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