Y3 Art – Monochromatic – Cumulative Quiz

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This is a cumulative quiz with questions that can be used to assess children throughout the KS2 Monochromatic unit, "How do artists draw faces?" The quiz questions link directly to each skill and knowledge from each lesson. They can also be used at the end of each lesson to give immediate feedback, inform future planning, and identify children who do not understand....

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Y3 Art – Monochromatic – Cumulative Quiz

Y3 Art – Monochromatic – Cumulative Quiz

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