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Alive Or Not Alive: An idea using resistant materials

Liz Williams

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...What you need a place with trees where you can walk and collect things bags, suitable clothing and footwear a cameraKeywords evergreen deciduous leaves buds branches twigs seeds nuts seasons fruit roots leaf colours alive not alive dead...

Take It Apart: An idea using resistant materials

Liz Williams

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...What you need the biggest collection you can make of different sorts of fabrics (try rummage sales and charity shops, parents, friends etc) - try to include woven, hand knitted, machine knits, fleece, elastic, vinyl, lycra, ribbon, net...

Young Architects: An idea using resistant materials

Liz Williams

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...What you need a wide selection of large and small boxes, carpet pieces, tins, fabric pieces, hosepipes, drainpipes and guttering, bricks of all sorts and sizes, wood off cuts, tarpaulin, old parachutes, garden canes (and more!) mark making...

Bursting Bubbles!: An idea using resistant materials

Liz Williams

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...What you need all the different sorts of bubble wrap you can collect by asking everyone you know! These may include sheets of bubble wrap (from stationery shops), used bubble wrap from packaging, padded envelopes. Try to get samples...

What Can We See?: An idea using resistant materials

Liz Williams

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...What you need a selection of equipment for children to use to look at things with. This could include spectacles, magnifying glasses, tinted spectacles, sunglasses, telescopes, binoculars, kaleidoscopes, periscopes, prisms, little multi...

Drip, Drop, Drip, Drop: An idea using resistant materials

Liz Williams

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...What you need a good range of fabrics - cotton, fleece, plastic coated, lycra, furnishing fabric, leather, net and gauze, rubber, cagoule fabric, velvet, suede, tee shirt, towelling etc plastic droppers or pipettes; food colouring, plastic...

Rub A Dub Dub: An idea using resistant materials

Liz Williams

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...What you need a range of different colours and textures of paper (strong enough to resist rubbing, but not too thick for the texture to show through) crayons, chalk (chunky playground chalk is easier to hold), charcoalKeywords thickness...

Make It In Plastic: An idea using resistant materials

Liz Williams

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...What you need the widest range of recycled plastic objects you can manage - ask the children, parents, colleagues and family to collect for you - bottles and tops, cutlery, food containers, guttering, flooring off-cuts, plates, cups...

Thick And Thin: An idea using resistant materials

Liz Williams

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...What you need a selection of different types of paper and card - including tissue paper, greaseproof paper, baking parchment, printer paper, file paper (lined and unlined), card of different thicknesses, corrugated card, packing boxes...

Fabric Art: An idea using resistant materials

Liz Williams

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...What you need pieces of fabric of different sizes and shapes joining materials such as tape, string, thread, elastic bands, pegs and clips, white glue, cellulose paste simple sticks and canes fabric pens and paints (optional)Keywords design...