Adapting AccessArt: Egypt in Ink

By Jennifer Connor

In the ‘Adapting AccessArt‘ series, we will be spotlighting teachers who have used AccessArt resources to develop their own pathways.

In this resource, Jennifer Connor, Teacher at Mitcheldean Endowed Primary School, shares with us an adaptation of the Exploring Still Life pathway to create links with a curriculum topic on Ancient Egypt. This adaptation takes place over 4 sessions. Read on to find out how Jennifer facilitated an exploration of drawing and combined it with an historical focus.

Egyptian Artefacts in Ink by Jennifer Connor

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