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With some adaptation this will make a good activity for my SEN students so good attempt, just needed a little sorting
from highviewgardens, 09 September 2012
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Not sure what to do with this.
from knotty yottie, 13 May 2012
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Thanks for this! I have adapted it and credited you! I have used it as part of my cross curricular planning on London 2012
from Little Miss Princess, 10 April 2012
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I think I get the idea - we have to cut them up for the children to piece back together? Would be great to have information on what the clay pots actually show.
from Niali, 02 January 2012
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Thank you! I will use this 'jigsaw' with some of my SEN students as a practical activity.
from finky, 24 February 2011
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It really isn't very clear from the instructions or the powerpoint what you are supposed to do with this activity. This is a shame as it looks like it would be really good.
from gkilpin1, 23 February 2011
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Useful for my art topic. Thanks, we are starting a several week long cross curric topic culminating in greek vases being produced. This will get them looking more closely at the art styles etc.
from judesavill, 01 March 2010
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What is supposed to happen?????????. Is thjis supposed to be a picture that is broken into pieces? I can't see how the children would find this interesting as it stands
from rainbowbabes, 03 July 2009
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???????????????????????. you cut them up yourselves for kids to piece together .... i guess. fun warm up
from cthornely, 05 September 2008
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I'm confused!. What am I supposed to do with it? How does the lesson work? I think there's a really good idea there once I understand it!
from Loony tunes, 27 May 2008
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