wunderkammer of line, point and form
At last, somewhere to treasure our projects. What better place to keep and display our Art and Design work, than in a Wunderkammer (Cabinet of curiosities, wonder room). We created our […]
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wiry work
Our wiry experiments continue… Today’s Friday afternoon creative lab was an opportunity to combine wire with other materials and objects. Fabiola made the delicate button and bead bracelet above, while […]
tweetkids count incy wincy spiders
Incy Wincy spider climbing up the spout Down came the rain and washed the spider out Out came the sun and dried up all the rain Now Incy Wincy spider […]
vase esav
Symmetrical synergy This Class 3c exercise provided plenty of practice with perspective, symmetry and colour. A multitude of vases were put on display at the school open day!
black and wild!
Incredible mark making! Class 1b created these innovative patterns using their experience in line and form with various point permanent markers. They are all full of rhythm, and power!
tweetkids heart chocolate cafe
The Heart Chocolate Cafe offers: delicious hot and cold drinks for both young and old special occasion treats with all the trimmings (and toppings) a free ‘heart chocolate’ with any […]
tweetkids workshop: nautical adventure
Navigating waves with unusual materials. These are our beautiful little sailing ships made from a 50 cent piece, wine cork, 2 toothpicks, and coloured paper triangles (for the sails). And […]
cheeky tweety profiles!
Face fun! We had a lot of fun with our faces today, making, cutting and sticking our hair, eyes, eyebrows, cheeks, nose and lips. The little paper self portraits included […]
tweetkids goes baubles
Once upon a time… I learnt how to make a paper sphere as a tree decoration. Here’s how: Make at least twelve circles (the more circles you make the more […]
tweetkids printshop: handy pines
Handy pines galore! As Christmas nears, the littlest tweetkids got handy today and made their very own Christmas trees. The trees are truly unique and were made, quite literally, with […]
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