Revealing Rocks & Soils - Killhope
Revealing Rocks & Soils - Killhope
Revealing Rocks & Soils - Killhope
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Peter Podmore<br />
Peter lives across the border in Northumberland and has his own website.<br />
Activities<br />
• Discuss these landscape paintings and photographs of <strong>Killhope</strong>. Make<br />
comparisons. Notice the shapes of the hills. After the visit to <strong>Killhope</strong><br />
invite pupils to make their own landscape paintings. If there is time on the<br />
journey you could plan a stop to take photographs or make sketches.<br />
• Make an exhibition of photographs and paintings.<br />
• Create a collage to show the different textures of the different<br />
‘landscapes’ observed on the journey to <strong>Killhope</strong> and experienced at the<br />
<strong>Killhope</strong> Museum site. You could link this collage work to dry-stone<br />
walling and the Ted Hughes poem ‘Hill Walls’.<br />
• Remember to include developments of the sketches of rocks and<br />
minerals provided by <strong>Killhope</strong> Museum as part of an art/ science focus<br />
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