Poppy Field by Claude Monet Two Fridays ago we painted pictures with splat painting. We copied the pictures from the famous artist Claude Monet. There were seven different pictures to pick from. We did not pick the same pictures as everyone else. One picture was of three girls on a boat. Another was a picture of flowers outside in the garden. One was a
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Last week we started making fish with paper. At first we got a bit piece of paper with a fish on it. Then we cut it out and folded it in half. Mr. Quinn called us up in turn and we picked two sheets of coloured paper. We cut the coloured paper into 2cm strips. Then we drew 2cm lines on the fish
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In January we made “My Favourite Things” books. We wrote about our favourite things. We wrote about our favourite food, our favourite holiday, our favourite sport, our favourite dinner, a pet we would like to have and what job we would like to have when we grow up. We drew pictures and coloured them in. We designed the front cover and wrote the title
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We made pictures out of cardboard. The cardboard was circular. We were re-using the cardboard for our art work. We had to use our imagination to make the picture we wanted. Some people cut the cardboard and made other shapes from them. We glued the shapes onto an art page. We left them to dry for a few days. Then we painted them. It
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Last week we made food pictures. We were doing Bia in our Gaeilge work. We made them out of lots of different types of food – marshmallows, kidney beans, pasta, rice, lentils, peas, Coco Pops, wafers, Frosties, Rice Krispies, Cornflakes, spaghetti and raisins.It was fun making the pictures. By CaoimheB , Lynne and Ellen P