In Year 2 this week, we used soft dough and freshly picked cherry blossom to create beautiful flower imprints. Wow!
Category: Art & Design
Year 3 have completed their ammonite Art project. We made our own printing blocks using polystyrene tiles and carved our design motifs into the tiles. We then added different coloured inks to each tile. We were very pleased with our final pieces!
Year 6 continued their environmental art project by raising awareness of the problem of plastic in our oceans. Today the pupils began to make fish out of plastic bottles as one component of their art piece.
We are so happy with how our flower pattern prints turned out!
Year 3 have been busy looking at the techniques used to make Beaker Pots from the Bronze Age. We have experimented with clay- rolling coils, making our own slip – using clay and water, scoring the clay to join pieces together and making thumb pots. The children designed their own pot and investigated the shape, form and patterns used looking
We started our Autumn Art project last week and had a go at weaving. We learned that the strings on a loom were called the warps and the threads we wove in and out were called wefts. We continued with our weaving today when we also watched the England v Iran World Cup football match.
For our Art work this half term Year Three have been investigating contrasting and complementary colours. We made our own colour wheels using watercolour paints and looked at work from various artists. Our final piece had to try and replicate the colours used in the artists work. We think we were very successful! What do you think?
Do you like our pumpkins?
Here are a few photos of some of the learning in year 1 this week. Children enjoyed mixing primary colours to make secondary colours. They learnt that you can not make the primary colours by mixing other colours together. We have also had fun with practical maths. Children were fantastic at matching number digits to their words, and also created
2S have been learning about the famous artists Paul Cézanne and Vincent van Gogh. The children worked super hard to recreate their favourite painting. What do you think?