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This episode encourages pupils to explore their outdoor environment to look at the beauty and diversity in nature. We want to encourage pupils to really look at the world around them in detail and to develop a greater awareness of Jersey and how they can help protect it. This is part of developing as a global citizen.

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Jersey’s folklore is full of fantastical beasts such as the dragon at La Hougue Bie, the Black Dog of Bouley Bay and the Bull of St Clements.

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Our folktale for this episode centres around ‘Le Cat au

Sauteux’, the story of a kitten found in the Jersey hedgerows.

We also reflect on how we might play a part in protecting

this local habitat by speaking with a local expert to help

us contribute in our own way towards combatting climate

change.

This video demonstrates how to make a tonal drawing in charcoal as well as cyanotype prints.

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The Map of Wonders- Episode 6: Saving The Planet

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This episode focusses on taking care of our oceans and developing our knowledge of marine species in Jersey.

Discover the story of the roaring bull that roamed around the rocks of St Clement’s beach at low tide.

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This episode focusses on the night sky, encourages discussion around possible futures and enables your pupils to share their voice building on the previous episode ‘Saving the Planet’.

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About 7,500 years ago, rising sea-levels caused by the gradual melting of the ice caps and glaciers of the last Ice Age, resulted in the place we now know as Jersey becoming an island. Not long after, a new tool was created that changed the world and caused a revolution. The New Stone Age had begun.

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In this episode we explore the treasures found at Le Câtillon which is a rich archaeological site of world-wide importance; its excavation adds much to our understanding of Iron Age communities. More importantly, it’s part of our heritage here in Jersey.

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Hear the tale of St Sampson and the origins of the 'Crapaud' in Jersey.

This video contains a demonstration of 2D painting techniques capturing textures and patterns in nature.

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The Map of Wonders- Episode 3: Fantastical Beasts

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Discover the tale of the roaring bull that roamed around the rocks of St Clement’s beach at low tide and learn about the wide range of species that live in our intertidal zones.

This video contains the instructions for making a collaborative paper fish installation.

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Our story teller, John Henry Falle, looks to the starts above us and shares Orion & Gaia's tale.

This video provides a watercolour painting demonstration to support students to create a sky scape.

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The Map of Wonders, Episode 7: Future Worlds

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Find out about a treasure hunt, that spanned 30 years in Jersey, from story teller John Henry Falle.

The video contains a visual demonstration of an accompanying art activity.

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The Golden Chair story on The Map of Wonders comes from a Jersey folktale. The tale is a moral story which focuses on the greed of the fishermen and acts as a warning that greed carries consequences. The weaving activity involves collaboration and sharing, a quality the fishermen in the story were missing.

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Artist Jacque Rutter demonstrates how teachers can support students to explore patterns in nature through drawing.

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Sketchbook Aid Video 1- Fantastical Beasts

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This video is by Jacque Rutter to help aid with sketch book work for the The Map of Wonders, Episode 3: Fantastical Beasts

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Discover the story of 'The Golden Chair'.

This video contains a demonstration for making a collaborative textile weaving inspired by sea scapes.

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The Map of Wonders: Episode 2 - A Night For Stories -

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The Map of Wonders has been produced by Genesis Education, an arts partnership between ArtHouse Jersey and Children, Young People, Education & Skills (CYPES). Designed as a captivating educational film series with online educational resources, this programme was created to support pupils' wellbeing through the arts.

Primary schools were given high quality resources including thirteen film episodes starring John Henry Falle AKA The Story Beast, lesson plans, teacher aids and art materials with a focus on cross-curricular learning.

The project has helped improve creativity across all schools and reduce barriers that stand in the way of creative learning experiences.

The Map of Wonders features places and stories of Jersey. From these stories, you can develop lessons that focus on the pupils’ wellbeing, their understanding of art, Jersey’s cultural heritage and environment that help pupils to develop connections to global topics.

These resources have been developed for students in school years 1, 3, 5 & 6.

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We welcome your feedback on our Map of Wonders education resources.

If you would like to celebrate the work your students have made we welcome you to share images of their art with info@arts.je .

Please check that appropriate consents are in place so that we can sahretheir work across our channel.

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Learn about the history of La Hougue Bie and how it was constructed.

This video contains a demonstration on how to make sculptural dolmen using papier mache techniques.

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The Map of Wonders: Episode 4- Underground