Arthur’s Seat by Ali
Castle Rock by Jed
Primary 6 are learning about the features of Scotland’s landscape and how these were formed. The pupils have been showing off their artistic talents and have made 3D models of their chosen land features using a variety of media including Papier Mâché, Plasticine, polystyrene, Lego and Mindcraft. We even had an edible rice crispy model!!
Arthur’s Seat by Luke M “I made this with my Mum. We used marshmallows, butter and rice crispies, icing sugar, cocoa powder and green food colouring. (The class particularly enjoyed this model!) Yum Yum!!
Skara Brae by Ellie T “I put a lot of time and effort into this. I learned a lot of historic facts.”
Minecraft model of Bass Rock by Samuel
Arthur’s Seat by Scott “I made this with my Dad, we used card, paper and sellotape, lots of it!”
Arthur’s Seat by Johnson “I have climbed the real Arthur’s Seat with my brother and Mum.”
Loch Ness by Ela
Ben Nevis by Holly Hurst
Mountainous Region by Abigail
Ben Nevis by Stewart “My Mum and Dad have climbed Ben Nevis!”
Castle Rock by Aidan M
Loch Ness by Victoria Kerr “It was a fun thing to do, Daddy-daughter time”
Ben Nevis by Chloe “I enjoyed working with my family to make this.”
Ben Nevis by Ryan H “I added some wild life that live on the mountain.”
Ben Moore by Kade “It took a lot of time to make and I liked adding my family into model.”
Steall Falls by Aiden L “Me and my Dad made a working waterfall using an old garden water feature pump!”
Loch Ness by Ryan G “It was fun making it and finding things in the house to use.”
Loch Morlich by Erin “I’ve been to Loch Morlich with my family. That’s why I chose to make it my model.”
Ben Nevis by Lee “I enjoyed making this with my Dad. It was a lot of work but we did it!”
Arthur’s Seat by Luke B “It was really enjoyable making it. It smells nice too (because of the pine needles).”
Arthur’s Seat by Harris “It was enjoyable making this with my sister and it was fun using the foam.”
Mountainous Region by Hannah
Arthur’s Seat by Elle W
