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Recording, noticing, and caring: responding to nature and the planet
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I can draw the simple shapes and lines of a complex fossil then rearrange them into my own abstract picture.
I can use my art practice to respond to environmental challenges.
I can identify and record a range of natural and human-made textures, and capture these textures using photography.
I can create an artwork that expresses how nature can recover or heal.
I can use creativity and design to imagine hopeful futures for people and the planet.
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