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sculpture children
Henry Moore’s Shelter Drawings
Working with Dogwood
Dropped Cone Sculptures with Julia Rigby
Rosie Hurley: Esio Trot
Ethos: Learning From Participants
Roots & Shoots: A Sculptural Challenge
How to Clay Play
Inspired! Making at Linton Heights Junior School
Mini World Light Boxes
Decorative Clay Coil Pots
Clay Art Medals
Clay ‘Portrait’ Miniatures
Clay Moulds
Japan – Ceramics Inspire Painting and Painting Inspires Ceramics
Japan:Â Making Sushi – Recycled Style!
Sculpture from Sculpture
Making Sculptural “Wild Things” (Session 2 & 3)
Making Sculptural “Wild Things” (Session 1)
Collection of Resources: Drawing & Making Inspired by “Where the Wild Things Are” by Maurice Sendak
Year 3 Roald Dahl & Quentin Blake Homework
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