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Cultural and Creative Art

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244 prompts matching "Reviewing How shapes fit together in a design"

Spot My Mistake: A pattern cut too deep into the shell

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Describe a piece of work about a pattern cut to

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Compare Two Styles: A carved calabash and a painted one

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Put two examples of a carved calabash and a pai

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In Nigeria: The bold colour pairs in Nigerian cloth

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Show me the bold colour pairs in Nigerian cloth

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Spot My Mistake: Two colours that fight instead of contrasting

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Describe a piece of work about two colours that

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Term 2 Revision: Drawing containers

I am in Primary 5. Help me get ready for my assessment on drawing containers. Ask me the k

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Term 2 Revision: Making a throw pillow

I am in Primary 5. Help me get ready for my assessment on making a throw pillow. Ask me th

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Term 2 Assessment Prep: The Term 2 questions I keep getting wrong

I am in Primary 5. Help me get ready for my assessment on the Term 2 questions I keep gett

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Term 2 Assessment Prep: The colour work of Term 2, all together

I am in Primary 5. Give me a quick practice round on the colour work of Term 2, all togeth

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In Nigeria: The adire and batik makers of Abeokuta

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Show me the adire and batik makers of Abeokuta

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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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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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Describe My Work: How my cloth came out of the dye

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. I have made something to do with how my cloth c

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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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Describe My Work: The shirt design I have drawn

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. I have made something to do with the shirt desi

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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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Spot My Mistake: A stencil that shifts while printing

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Describe a piece of work about a stencil that s

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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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In Nigeria: Nigerian motifs used by artists abroad

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Show me Nigerian motifs used by artists abroad

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