A year of wonderful artworks created by my 340 students, from Foundation to Year 6, at Kerrimuir Primary School near Melbourne, Australia.
Showing posts with label year 6. Show all posts
Showing posts with label year 6. Show all posts
Saturday, 3 December 2016
Year 6 Colour Theory Layered Tape Painting
Students alternated paint layers with masking tape to achieve an amazing effect. The colours they had to work with for the layers were as follows: first layer - primary colours, second - one secondary colour with a white tint, third - complementary colours, and fourth - black and white.
Year 4 - 6 Stoneware Clay Beads
Students modeled textured beads and then painted the beads after they had been fired in the kiln. We will be using the beads to make Christmas ornaments.
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year 5,
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Embrace the Shake TED Talk

Wednesday, 30 November 2016
Year 3 - 6 Ojos de Dios
Students loved creating the traditional God's Eyes or, in Spanish, Ojos de Dios, and first learned its history. This craft originated with the Huichol indigenous people in western Mexico. The God's Eye is started the first year a baby is born and each year a new colour of yarn is added. It hangs over the child's bed and symbolises God's protective eye watching over the child.


Wednesday, 12 October 2016
Year 6 Tree of Life End of Year Project
Students have begun painting the discs, which will be part of their Tree of Life mural display on the wall near the bike stands at school!
Monday, 5 September 2016
Friday, 4 March 2016
Year 6 Non-dominant Hand Portraits
Year 6 students drew portraits of each other this week using their non-dominant hand. Letting go of control and accepting imperfection in their drawings was the aim of this lesson, as well as fun!
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