Cooking With Collage

By Tobi Meuwissen

In this resource pupils will play with shape, colour and collage to create artwork inspired by a healthy recipe.

The aim of this resource is to introduce pupils to an understanding of healthy eating through creativity, whilst learning skills such as cutting, composition and colour mixing. This session covers around 3 hours and can also be extended into printmaking.

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