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Cultural and Creative Art

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247 prompts matching "Describe My Work: The work I have made from two traditions"

Nigerian Example: Nigerian places painted before they changed

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Show me Nigerian places painted before they cha

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Spot My Mistake: Thread pulled too tight to lie flat

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Describe a piece of work about thread pulled to

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Nigerian Example: The embroidered agbada and cap

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Show me the embroidered agbada and cap in Niger

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Spot My Mistake: A seam sewn with stitches of uneven length

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Describe a piece of work about a seam sewn with

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Nigerian Example: The stitching on Nigerian caps and gowns

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Show me the stitching on Nigerian caps and gown

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Spot My Mistake: A print taken with too much ink

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Describe a piece of work about a print taken wi

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Spot My Mistake: A model with no doors or windows marked

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Describe a piece of work about a model with no

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Spot My Mistake: Clay left to dry before it was finished

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Describe a piece of work about clay left to dry

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Nigerian Example: The wood carvers of Awka and Benin

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Show me the wood carvers of Awka and Benin in N

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Nigerian Example: Nigerian artists who spoke about their times

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Show me Nigerian artists who spoke about their

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Nigerian Example: The repeats in Nigerian printed cloth

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Show me the repeats in Nigerian printed cloth i

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Nigerian Example: The pattern types seen in Nigerian weaving

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Show me the pattern types seen in Nigerian weav

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Explain It Back to Me: How paint is laid from dark to light

I am in Primary 6. I have just learnt about how paint is laid from dark to light in my art

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Explain It Back to Me: How a waste material is made safe and strong

I am in Primary 6. I have just learnt about how a waste material is made safe and strong i

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Basics: What a message in a work of art can do

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Give me the basics of what a message in a work

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Explain It Back to Me: How a half-drop repeat works

I am in Primary 6. I have just learnt about how a half-drop repeat works in my art lesson.

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Compare Two Things in Hatching and cross-hatching

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Put two examples of hatching and cross-hatching

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Basics: Holding the pencil and grading the pressure

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Give me the basics of holding the pencil and gr

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Basics: Planning where things go on the page

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Give me the basics of planning where things go

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Compare Two Things in A standing figure and a seated one

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Put two examples of a standing figure and a sea

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