6B have been continuing to work as artists today and drawing using perspective.They were inspired by the work of Stephen Wiltshire and his cityscape sketches. They were so excited to have a go at their own city scales this afternoon!
Ask your children to share a fact about Stephen Wiltshire!
-Miss Blackham
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Mel Hewitt from XP visited us today to show year 5 how to draw trains and teach them about perspective and the vanishing point. The children enjoyed seeing her amazing drawings and made a great start on having a go at their own drawings.
Today we did some Grinch Christmas yoga in crew then decorated our two Christmas baubles! #LovePlover
UKS2 have been working so hard all term to finish their sustainable greenhouse and planters to grow produce for our Plover pantry. They have planned, designed, evaluated and critiqued to ensure the final product was the best it could be! Next week, we will plant the first of our produce and we canāt wait to observe and watch it grow! We also want to use some of our home-grown goods as part of our summer Expedition- all about healthy eating! Come back to check out our blogs next week to see us planting!
-Miss Blackham
#LovePlover
Today we made paper plate hedgehogs! We used a fork and paint to create the spikes, then added a nose and eye. We also had scissor practise by making snips in the top of the plate to create a spikes affect. We discussed how hedgehogs are nocturnal and hibernate inside their spikes for protection.
Miss Wood
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A huge thank you to everyone who came to our family learning event. I am so impressed with the sewing skills everyone demonstrated this afternoon. The beautiful felt animals will be given out to children this Christmas at our local hospice.We will share further details of when our animals will be donated in due course.
Thank you again!
-Miss Blackham
#LovePlover
Yesterday, the children in 2L worked on the Buzeman Art inspired poppy artwork. They used pastels to create the mood in the background, before using acrylic paint with different pulling and pointillism techniques to create the poppy fields. We are so proud of their creativity.
