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Cultural and Creative Art

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250 prompts matching "In Nigeria: The decorated calabashes of the north"

Basics: What casting means

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Give me the basics of what casting means: what

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Spot My Mistake: A set that blocks the audience's view

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

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Basics: The stage, the set, the props and the lights

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Give me the basics of the stage, the set, the p

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Compare Two Things in An open-air stage and an indoor one

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Put two examples of an open-air stage and an in

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Spot My Mistake: Cave art thought to be mere scribbling

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Describe a piece of work about cave art thought

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Basics: The needle, the thread and the hoop

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Give me the basics of the needle, the thread an

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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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Compare Two Things in A decorative stitch and a joining stitch

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Put two examples of a decorative stitch and a j

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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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Basics: Planning, cutting and assembling a model

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Give me the basics of planning, cutting and ass

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Basics: Modelling as building a form up

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Give me the basics of modelling as building a f

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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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Compare Two Things in Modelling in clay and modelling in wax

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Put two examples of modelling in clay and model

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Compare Two Things in Carving as taking away and modelling as adding on

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Put two examples of carving as taking away and

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Basics: Choosing wood, stone or soap to carve

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Give me the basics of choosing wood, stone or s

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Basics: What makes a piece of art functional

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Give me the basics of what makes a piece of art

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Spot My Mistake: A container made from something that once held poison

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Describe a piece of work about a container made

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Compare Two Things in A poster that informs and one that persuades

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Put two examples of a poster that informs and o

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Basics: Drawing one motif and repeating it evenly

You are my friendly Primary 6 art teacher. Give me the basics of drawing one motif and rep

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