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Lesson 3: Memory museum

Developing ideas for a memory box sculpture, drawing upon artist inspiration and personal memories.
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View inside a painted shoebox with pictures and the words, 'good memories' inside.

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Lesson plan

1. Recap and recall

Show the children the picture of the artwork by Louise Nevelson titled "Little Triptych Wall, 1960" and ask them is they can remember the name of the artist who created it.

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Assessment – Art and design Y6: Sculpture and 3DLesson 1: Exploring selfLesson 2: Relief sculptures
Lesson 3: Memory museum
Lesson 4: Memory sculptureLesson 5: Complete and reflect
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