AccessArt’s Prompt Cards for Making

 

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The AccessArt Making Prompt Cards are a great way to inspire making in children, teenagers or adults. They provide just enough inspiration to kick start creative thinking and enable an exploration of materials and intention.

AccessArt Making Prompt Card

 

Notes for Teachers

  • This activity is suitable for all ages of children and teenagers (and adults).

  • You can use the activity as a standalone session (1 hr) or extend and develop work over a series of sessions.

  • See other resources in the “AccessArt & Saatchi Learning” series to extend your exploration of contemporary sculpture.

  • Download the AccessArt Making Prompts PDF

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