Flick books are a great way to make simple animations.

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A year three homework brief to 'make or draw a Roald Dahl character inspired by Quentin Blake.'

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Enjoy these chairs!

Year three children design and make pop-up puppets inspired by the story in the painting “Penelope with the Suitors,” by Pintoricchio (1509), working with their teacher Jan Miller.

In this resource, AccessArt contributor Eleanor Somerset, illustrates how she worked with a group of 7-10 year old pupils and another of 10-15 year old budding artists, at the Little Art Studio in Sheffield, on a series of workshops to illustrate Lewis Caroll’s The Jabberwocky.

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Is it important to get children to take risks in their artwork?

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Teenagers look at pieces of chalk and flint and explore the physicality of rocks and geological processes with graphite and plaster.

This resource explores sculpture by French artist Edgar Degas (1834-1917)and shows how hands-on sculptural processes can be facilitated in a classroom. This resource was created in collaboration with AccessArt and the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge.

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In this workshop I introduced the idea of thinking of the piece of paper as an object to shape, rather than a picture plane to fill.