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    Visual Arts: 5th and 6th Class - Constructing a Clay Ocean Diorama showing the effects of Marine Pollution (Irish and English Version)

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    Explorer Education Programme
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    6th Class
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    Visual Arts
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    Diorama
    Irish Marine Artists
    Marine Pollution
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    2014
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    The aim of the lesson plan is for children to be enabled to explore and discover the possibilities of clay as a medium for imaginative expression. They will construct a clay ocean diorama showing the effects of marine pollution. The children will respond to the clay dioramas created in the class by talking about his/her work, as well as the work of other children.
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    Marine Institute 2014. Constructing a Clay Ocean Diorama showing the effects of Marine Pollution. Marine Institute.
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