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FAOL – Beech 3D Parachutes

Today the pupils in the Beech class had a very busy morning continuing their class theme.

Everyone had a go at making a parachute for The English Cow. Recycled plastic bags and some old string were used. Squares of plastic were carefully cut and added to the corners, however we quickly discovered that the cow fell too quickly. Oh dear!

So, the group worked together to design a different type of parachute, this time with a bumpy edge and more string. This time the cow had a much gentler landing!

Super successful learners today!

The English Cow.

 

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FAOL – Bluebells Painting with Food!

The pupils in the Bluebells class continued exploring their class theme, Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, in the art room.

In the story a lot of different foods fell from the sky so Mrs Macdonald brought in some vegetables and the boys and girls enjoyed a sensory afternoon ‘painting’ with vegetables!

It was decided that the celery made the best paintbrush!

Confident individuals and some super behaviour in the busy art room. Fab!

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FAOL – Beech Sensory Topic Characters

The Beech class had a lovely sensory morning in the art room. The pupils were given the opportunity to feel and manipulate various textures including:

  • smooth
  • shiny
  • hard
  • soft
  • furry
  • sticky
  • rough
  • fuzzy
  • bumpy

With support, the pupils cut small pieces of their chosen textures, furry, smooth and bumpy, to design this fabulous parachuting, dainty, English cow!

Excellent collaborative work today from these effective contributors. Well done everyone!

 

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FAOL – 3D Food Models

Today the Pine class constructed these simple 3D fried egg models in relation to their class topic, Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs.

The pupils were given the opportunity to explore a range of sensory materials, The final ‘fried eggs’ were created using white net material and yellow velvet.

Excellent work from these super confident individuals!

 

 

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FAOL – Turn Taking in the Bluebells

Today the Bluebells enjoyed exploring the art room and utilising some of the new resources which have arrived. The boys and girls took turns to share the new texture print paintbrushes. They worked well together and displayed good listening skills throughout the activity.

Well done to these effective contributors.

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FAOL – Bluebells Sensory Characters

The Bluebells have been familiarising themselves with the art room. As part of their topic, Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, the pupils have created a character using sensory materials.

Barry Strawberry was made using soft red cloth and crinkly yellow tissue paper. Well done everyone! Lots of hard work from these successful learners.

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FAOL – Pine Sensory Topic Art

Mrs Macdonald has discovered two large boxes of scrap material and cloth in the art room cupboard.

The Pine class were able to use some of this material to make a map of Swallow Falls from the film ‘Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs’.

We enjoyed some sensory play with the larger sheets of green material before beginning the collage using various sensory materials

Lots of effective contribution today! Well done!

 

 

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FAOL – Beech Apple Artwork

The pupils in the Pine Class have chosen to do a book study as their topic this term.

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Today we created some very expressive work in the art room. The children used apple prints to create a picture of an apple tree. We discussed the different textures of the apple and the lovely smell!

The apples were chopped into prints which would create the trunk, apples and leaves. I’m sure you’ll agree that everyone has done very well!

 

Excellent work from out successful learners today!

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FAOL – Transition Recycled Materials

Today the boys from Transition Class have been working with recycled materials to create fabulous 3D apples.

Willowbank School have been gathering 2l plastic bottles as part of our greenhouse project. The bottom part of the bottle is not required for the structure so the children used their creative skills to make these models.

  • Gathering
  • Washing
  • Cutting
  • Tearing paper
  • Colour selection
  • Fine motor skills
  • Gluing & Sticking
  • Assembling

Wow! Excellent work by some very confident individuals!

Thank you to everyone who has donated 2l plastic bottles so far. We need a LOT more so please keep going!

 

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Scrap Paper Cats!

The pupils in the Oak class have created these wonderful cat face images using recycled scrap paper. The pupils were supported and encouraged to use serrated scissors to further develop fine motor skills and to add texture to their super art work.

Successful learners!

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Anthony
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