Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts

Monday, 24 August 2015

Summer Term 2015 A quick catch up

28/04/2015 Being creative

Painting pebbles
Hama beads

Careful colouring

12/05/2015 Collage


Foil leaf pictures


02/06/2015 Modelling
Air dry clay
Can't beat good old playdoh
16/06/2015 Road Safety

Personalised cars
Scalextric
More car makes!

30/06/2015 Bouncing balls

No photo's this week but we made bouncing balls using pva and borax (http://sciencebob.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/Bouncy_Ball2.pdf) and loom bands (http://www.redtedart.com/2015/04/28/diy-bouncy-balls-a-great-way-to-use-up-rainbow-loom-bands/)

14/07/2015

Scrapbooks for the summer
Playing together

Saturday, 9 May 2015

10/02/2015: Valentines/Chinese New Year



To celebrate Valentines Day we:

27/01/15: Australia Day


These plates are fantastic. And what I like best is that they weren't even planned! I had plenty of paper for the children to be creative but noticed these tucked away in the bag too and they worked really well.

Thursday, 27 November 2014

18/11/2014 Plastic printing and curry capers


Reading tent
We set up the hall a little differently this week to cut down on the running around in circles. So far it seems to have worked, it will be interesting to see if this continues long term. There is still plenty of room for the children to move about, probably even more than before, but it no longer feels as if the tables are in the middle of a race track with the boys zooming past.

Cooking chickpea and lentil curry
Enjoying our curry!
This week we had curry prepared for us. Very mild but lots of flavour and lots of empty plates. We don't have a meal to share every week but I really enjoy the times that we do.


Playing with geo-mags
To add to our usual toys and games this week we had Geomags to explore. These are fantastic little magnets that are can be used to create structures as well as explore magnetic properties. On a practical note the trays were very useful for keeping the bits together and well away from the floor (Geomags are NOT a good mix with young children).


Our art project this week was mono-typing using plastic bags. These can be layered up to produce quite abstract almost graffiti style art. A 'how to' is shown in the video below (more information can be found here: http://alisaburke.blogspot.co.uk/)



We have three more sessions before we take a break for Christmas. I'm really looking forward to all the Yule tide crafts and activities that we have ahead of us.