The Wonders of the Colour Wheel Written by Charles GhignaIllustrated by Ag JatkowskaRead by Shani-Perez-Anthony. We used this story to inspire this weekâs art lesson .
A step-by-step look at how to create a colour wheel and how it's useful.
This week we are learning all about âThe Colour Wheelâ - primary colours , secondary colours and complementary colours.
The week we used a popular children's book as inspiration for our first visual arts lesson. We spoke all about what it means to be kind and how to respect others . We discussed how we all have different hopes and dreams and used Mr Plumbean's motto 'Our street is us and we are it. Our street is where we like to be and it looks like all our dreams' to create our own 'Streetscape'
This book, The Big Orange Splot, was written and illustrated by Daniel Manus Pinkwater, read aloud by Mrs. F. We used this story to inspire our art this week !
Unfortunately not the ones with chocolate chips.
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