We are proud artists!

Creating art in ways we would not normally was definitely a highlight of Hook Week! We all faced lots of challenges along the way (especially me – just ask your child about my polar bear attempt) but with specific and kind critique, all children were all able to produce a final piece that they were proud of! Well done everyone.

I hope you are as proud of yourselves as I am of you all!

Mrs Haycock

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Our artists of the week 🎨

Every week in 6B we select winners who have engaged so well in our expedition lessons and who achieve 4ā€™s in their HoWLs. Last week our artists of the week were Ashton and Jada! They both achieved green standard in our art case study and I couldnā€™t be prouder! Enjoy your prizes guys!

ā€”Miss Blackham

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Hook Week Immersion

This week we have done some beautiful paintings of different traditional tales, to help immerse our classroom displays. We explored colour mixing and creating a range of shapes with our paint brushes.

Miss Wood

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Beautiful art work!

We have kick started our art case study and have been focusing on how to create a vanishing point. 6B absolutely smashed their sketching yesterday and produced the most beautiful work! I am so proud! This is really going to help us when creating our final product!

-Miss Blackham

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Under The Sea Artists – Hook Day

Today we created a habitat box model – under the sea! We were artists and learned how to use our tearing, twisting, scrunching, cutting, snipping, sticking, layering, collage, pulling, bending, colouring and painting skills. #LovePlover

6B have been working as artists! 🎨

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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Art expert

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.