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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Every week in 6B we select winners who have engaged so well in our expedition lessons and who achieve 4’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 couldn’t be prouder! Enjoy your prizes guys!
—Miss Blackham
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I have been blown away with how everyone has approached the artwork this week.
Inspired by our key text “The Last Bear” by Hannah Gold, we recreated the front cover using acrylic paints and unusual equipment – not brushes!
Continue reading6T are creating beautiful work, learning all about perspective in their art lessons. I have been so impressed with their attention to detail. Well done everyone. #LovePlover
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.
