What do the Grade 6 Performing and Visual Arts cards cover?

6 cards across 4 chapters of the national textbook: Artistic Perception, Creative Expression, Historical and Cultural Context and Combination, Relationship and Application. You can take any chapter one card at a time on the page itself.

Do these help with the Grade 6 national exam?

Yes. Grade 6 sits a national exam, and these are the Performing and Visual Arts rules and formulas it expects you to know. Past papers with a worked answer behind every question are on the same site, also free.

Where do these cards come from?

They are drafted from Grade 6 Performing and Visual Arts, the Ministry of Education textbook for this grade. A second pass that cannot see the chapter then re-derives every formula, constant and table row, and anything it cannot confirm is held back instead of published.

Yes. Every card here is free to read and the printable sheet is free to download. Neither needs an account.

When was this last checked?

30 August 2026. Cards arrive chapter by chapter, and the line under each one says when that card was last read through.

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Grade 6 Performing and Visual Arts

Grade 6 Performing and Visual Arts on Temari has 6 revision cards, arranged by the chapters of the Ethiopian national curriculum. Every card says when the rule applies, what each symbol in it stands for, and the mistake students most often make with it. They are free to read and need no account.

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Chapters: Grade 6 Performing and Visual Arts
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Artistic Perception

Sharp Key SignaturesReference table0 · 1 · 2 · +5

Sharps	Major Key	Minor Key	Order of Sharps
0	C	a	-
1	G	e	F#
2	D	b	F#, C#
3	A	f#	F#, C#, G#
4	E	c#	F#, C#, G#, D#
5	B	g#	F#, C#, G#, D#, A#
6	F#	d#	F#, C#, G#, D#, A#, E#
7	C#	a#	F#, C#, G#, D#, A#, E#, B#

When you use it

Use this table to identify major and relative minor keys from the number of sharps in a key signature.

Watch out

The order of sharps is always F, C, G, D, A, E, B. Do not skip or reorder them.

Drafted from Grade 6 Performing and Visual Arts, pages 2-25, then checked twice before it went up

Stages of Theatre ProductionMethod

When you use it

Use these three successive phases when organizing, directing, or evaluating a stage production.

Watch out

Blocking, technical, and costume rehearsals belong strictly to the production stage, not pre-production.

Drafted from Grade 6 Performing and Visual Arts, pages 2-25, then checked twice before it went up

Creative Expression

Musical IntervalsRule

When you use it

Use this to classify the pitch distance between two musical sounds.

Watch out

An interval spanning up to one octave is simple, while any interval greater than one octave is compound.

Drafted from Grade 6 Performing and Visual Arts, pages 26-42, then checked twice before it went up

Historical and Cultural Context

Narrative Points of ViewRule

When you use it

Use this card when identifying the perspective or angle from which a story is told by the narrator.

Watch out

Do not mistake a dramatic narrator for a first-person narrator. A dramatic narrator observes from the outside and lets characters reveal themselves without entering as an 'I' character.

Drafted from Grade 6 Performing and Visual Arts, pages 43-69, then checked twice before it went up

Combination, Relationship and Application

Integrating Arts with Academic SubjectsMethod

When you use it

Use this to apply music, dance, visual arts, and drama in subjects such as mathematics, languages, social studies, and physical education.

Watch out

Do not treat arts as mere entertainment. They directly reinforce memory, body movement, and subject comprehension.

Drafted from Grade 6 Performing and Visual Arts, page 80 onwards, then checked twice before it went up

Types of Environmental PollutionRule

When you use it

Use this to identify the six types of environmental pollution and their causes when connecting visual and performing arts to environmental protection.

Watch out

Visual pollution from illegal posters and noise pollution are often overlooked compared to air, water, and soil pollution.

Drafted from Grade 6 Performing and Visual Arts, page 80 onwards, then checked twice before it went up

The same subject in other years

An exam paper keeps asking for what the year below taught. Those cards are here too.

Your other Grade 6 subjects

Everything else in this year that has cards so far.

Questions students ask

What do the Grade 6 Performing and Visual Arts cards cover?: 6 cards across 4 chapters of the national textbook: Artistic Perception, Creative Expression, Historical and Cultural Context and Combination, Relationship and Application. You can take any chapter one card at a time on the page itself.
Do these help with the Grade 6 national exam?: Yes. Grade 6 sits a national exam, and these are the Performing and Visual Arts rules and formulas it expects you to know. Past papers with a worked answer behind every question are on the same site, also free.
Where do these cards come from?: They are drafted from Grade 6 Performing and Visual Arts, the Ministry of Education textbook for this grade. A second pass that cannot see the chapter then re-derives every formula, constant and table row, and anything it cannot confirm is held back instead of published.
Is this free?: Yes. Every card here is free to read and the printable sheet is free to download. Neither needs an account.
When was this last checked?: 30 August 2026. Cards arrive chapter by chapter, and the line under each one says when that card was last read through.

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