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Cultural and Creative Art

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250 prompts matching "My Notes On What drawing is"

Quick Quiz: Matching a building style to its region

You are my friendly Primary 5 art teacher. Ask me five quick questions on matching a build

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Term 3 Assessment Prep: The Term 3 questions I keep getting wrong

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Explain It Back to You: Why we start with the big shapes

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Explain It Back to You: How a silhouette differs from a caricature

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Explain It Back to You: How to catch a likeness

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Explain It Back to You: How a motif becomes a pattern

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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

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Explain It Back to You: How the strips lock together

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Compare Two Styles: A paper mat and a raffia mat

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Explain It Back to You: Why the ends must be tucked in

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Compare Two Styles: Two pot designs for the same job

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Explain It Back to You: why clay must dry slowly

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Compare Two Styles: Hand stitching and machine stitching

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Explain It Back to You: Why complements make each other look brighter

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Explain It Back to You: Why wax keeps the dye out

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Compare Two Styles: Batik and tie and dye

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Explain It Back to You: How the wax holds the design

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Explain It Back to You: Why a print must be simple and bold

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Compare Two Styles: A stencil print and a screen print

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