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Rube Goldberg, Peace Today, 1947
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Art & Design / Citizenship: Political Cartoons

  • What is happening in the cartoon?
  • Why are political cartoons made and what is their role?
  • Discuss the relevance of the cartoon in 1947 and what was happening in world events.
  • Collect political cartoons from national present day newspapers to discuss.
  • In small groups decide on a current issue and design your own cartoon to describe it.

Rube Goldberg, Peace Today 1947
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Keystage 3
Curriculum Art & Design / Citizenship