Willowbank School, KilmarnockThe Transition class spent time practicing their scissor skills in order to create these Kandinsky inspired pictures.
All of the learners were given the opportunity to choose their own colour scheme.
Great work!
Successful Learners!
Marble rolling in the pine class! Lots of fun and smiles as the pupils used marbles to ‘paint’ a picture.
Everyone was actively engaged during this activity. Super eye contact and lots of positive body language. Fab!
Confident Individuals!
It’s Good to be Green!
Loving these posters which were created by the Pine class!
Excellent to see a few of of the children working independently.
Effective Contributors!
Mark making in the Pine class! The pupils used foam stamps to create these lovely orange and brown prints. Mrs Macdonald and The Pine Ladies then helped to cut the canvases into autumn tree shapes.
Lots of engagement and eye contact. Superb!
Successful Learners!
The Queen of Hearts!
The Beech class solved this simple design problem and created these amazing Queen of Heart cards!
Everyone was very proactive during this activity. Well done!
Effective Contributors!
Smiling like the Cheshire cat!
So impressed with this artwork, created by the Beech pupils!
Everyone responded well to the task and our class discussion focused on the various textures of the materials.
Successful Learners!
The Beech class investigating the use of colour, light and tone.
All pupils focused their attention during this task and the results are very impressive!
Successful Learners and Effective Contributors!
A bit of fun in the Oak Class! All pupils experienced the opportunity to create a 3D model their favourite breakfast.
Sensory art materials were used to make fuzzy felt bacon and pom pom tomatoes, amongst other breakfast favourites!
Successful Learners and Confident Individuals today.
Yesterday, the Asteroids had lots of fun in the garden playing a game of Hide and Seek. Firstly, we had to choose who was going to look and who was going to hide. When the boys were looking, they did a good job of counting to 20 before going off to find their friends. Then those who were hiding chose places such as behind trees and sheds and even under bushes!
The Oak class worked amazingly hard and solved this simple design problem. All pupils engaged well in the activity and the results are absolutely fantastic!
Successful Learners and Confident Individuals!
Just fabulous!
