Outdoor Learning – 3D shapes and nets

We have been working on creating 3D shapes using natural materials such as branches and twigs.  We used string to bind them together to make free standing models.

However, this simple task was not as simple as it sounds.  Mrs James gave the groups different materials to join the branches together.  Two groups were given pegs instead of string.  The two groups found it particularly difficult to make free standing shapes with the equipment provided.  Mrs James explained that this links in with our learning context on Children’s Rights.  Situations aren’t always fair or equal.

To follow this up we used loose parts to create the nets for simple 3D shapes.  We worked in small groups to achieve this goal.  This required us to discuss our options and plans as well as developing decision making skills.

 

 

 

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