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Cultural and Creative Art

AI prompts for upper primary learners.

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249 prompts matching "Quick Look At Art for worship and ceremony"

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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Spot My Mistake: A repeat that drifts across the page

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Describe a piece of work about a repeat that dr

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Spot My Mistake: A mirrored repeat with one motif the wrong way round

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Describe a piece of work about a mirrored repea

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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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Common Entrance Prep: Questions on the types of repeat pattern

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Set me common entrance style questions on quest

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Term 3 Revision Round: Sculpture: modelling and carving

I am in Primary 6. Give me a quick practice round on sculpture: modelling and carving: fiv

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Term 3 Assessment Practice: The Term 3 art vocabulary an examiner expects

Act as my Primary 6 Art tutor and revise the Term 3 art vocabulary an examiner expects wit

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Nigerian Example: Shading in the drawings of Nigerian artists

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Show me shading in the drawings of Nigerian art

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Describe My Work: The imaginative picture I have made

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. I have made something to do with the imaginativ

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Compare Two Things in The skeleton and the body it shapes

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Put two examples of the skeleton and the body i

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Spot My Mistake: A scientific drawing with no scale and no label

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Describe a piece of work about a scientific dra

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Explain It Back to Me: Why a scientist needs an accurate drawing

I am in Primary 6. I have just learnt about why a scientist needs an accurate drawing in m

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Compare Two Things in Glass beads and seed beads

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Put two examples of glass beads and seed beads

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Explain It Back to Me: What beads have meant in Nigerian dress

I am in Primary 6. I have just learnt about what beads have meant in Nigerian dress in my

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Describe My Work: The tie and dye cloth I have made

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. I have made something to do with the tie and dy

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Compare Two Things in Folding, twisting and knotting compared

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Put two examples of folding, twisting and knott

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Nigerian Example: Adire and the dyers of Abeokuta

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Show me adire and the dyers of Abeokuta in Nige

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Nigerian Example: The local dyes and the colours they give

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Show me the local dyes and the colours they giv

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Spot My Mistake: Cloth untied before the dye has set

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Describe a piece of work about cloth untied bef

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Describe My Work: How my own tie and dye turned out

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. I have made something to do with how my own tie

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