Last week, we were super impressed with our expert visitor, Phil Sheppard, who came to school to teach us how to draw The Iron Man from our key text: The Iron Man. Everyone listened carefully to follow the steps of how to draw it and should be so proud of the beautiful work produced!
Miss Brown
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On Tuesday, we were thrilled to have Phil Sheppard from the National Literacy Trust and Doncaster Stories deliver a workshop about the Iron Man, to support the reading we have been doing.
Phil guided us through how to draw the Iron Man, using some of the techniques book illustrator Chris Mould used when illustrating the book, the Iron Man.
We were very proud of the result!
We are looking forward to working with Phil again on World Book Day.
Mrs Graves
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We have kick started hook week in Year 6 and began working as artists. The children have started their first drafts today of their final product- a mural of Ben Parkinson. The children will be developing their art skills over the course of this week, using various techniques and being inspired by experts and artists.
Keep an eye on our blogs to see what we get up to!
-Miss Blackham
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3B have worked incredibly hard to prepare for their celebration of learning this afternoon. This week, we have written up our Henry Moore biographies in neat, created artwork in the style of Henry Moore during World War Two and practised World War Two songs. Massive shout out to those children who were brave enough to take on the challenge of doing a speaking part during the celebration. You all should be super proud of your efforts!
Miss Brown
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Iām am amazed with the home learning Ines has brought in today. She has applied all of our skills this term about Henry Moore to create this amazing piece of work, a fantastic Henry Moore portrait and facts about his life. What a superstar! āļø
Miss Brown
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Today, the class investigated Henry Mooreās style of art. We gathered some information about his famous WW2 shelter sketches and annotated some of his artwork. Then, the class were excited to have a go at exploring his method with wax crayons and water colour paint. Next lesson, we will be replicating one of his famous pieces and I canāt wait to see what the class will produce!
Miss Brown
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We have been working really hard in Years 3 and 4 to produce portraits of our key artist: Henry Moore. Just look at this beautiful work to be proud ofā¦
Every child needs to be proud of their achievements this week. I hope they take on their next artistic challenge of working with the media that Moore had available to him during World War Two with as much enthusiasm and support for each other as they have over the last few daysā¦true crew!
Mrs Haycock
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