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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Graphic inky still life

Making Sculptural Birds

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Year 4
Year 1
Year 2 Trumpington Park Primary School
Year 2, Aboyne Lodge Primary School

Year 1 at Sydenham High Prep School

Year 2, Ruth at Carden Primary School

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Pathway: Making Birds

Featured in the ‘Making Birds’ pathway

Talking Points: Inspired by Birds

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Making a Pocket Gallery

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Pathway: The Art of Display

This is featured in the ‘The Art of Display’ pathway

talking points: What is a plinth

Encourage children to consider what role a plinth may play in creating or displaying artwork

talking points: Thomas J Price

A collection of sources and imagery to explore the sculptures of Thomas J Price

Wave Bowls

Ink & Foamboard Architecture

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Anna share the thinking behind a community created building in Bangladesh.

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This is featured in the ‘Architecture: Dream Big or Small?’ pathway

Talking Points: Tiny houses

A collection of sources and imagery to explore tiny houses

Drawing Source Material: Amazing Architectural Homes

A collection of imagery and sources which you can use to prompt drawing

Graphic Inky Still Life!

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Year 6, Ruth at Carden Primary School, Brighton

The British School of Paris

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This is featured in the ‘Explore Still Life’ pathway

talking points: Flemish and Dutch Still Life Painters

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Chimera Drawings into Beautiful Terracotta Tiles

Wax Resist with Coloured Inks and Sgraffito on Foamboard

Using Negative Space to Believe What You See ( & Scaling Up)

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Pathway: 2D Drawing to 3D Making

This is featured in the ‘2D Drawing to 3D Making’ pathway

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Year 2, Ruth at Carden Primary School, Brighton

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talking points: bridge design

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drawing source material: exploring architecture

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