Welcome to Room 7's blog for 2019. We are a passionate Year 5 class and our teacher is Mrs Swan. We are looking forward to working together and learning lots of exciting and new things this year! Check our blog regularly to see what we have been up to. We would love to read your comments.
Showing posts with label Amelena. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Amelena. Show all posts
Saturday, 24 August 2019
Art Week
Labels:
Amelena,
Communication,
Creative,
Daina,
Drama,
Eric,
Gems,
Inquiry Learning,
Isla,
Jordyn,
Lucas,
Nathan C,
Olivia,
Oscar,
Problem Solving,
PS4:Learning_culture,
The Arts,
Thinking Skills
Sunday, 31 March 2019
Chinese Characters
Chinese characters are full of cultural insight and they are a form of art.
Children absolutely enjoyed learning how to write Chinese characters.
Amelena and Olivia were learning how to hold the paint brush to draw a panda.
It is part of the learning process is discovering and gaining knowledge about other cultures.
Thank you Miss Han for teaching us about how to do Chinese Calligrahy.
Sent from my iPhone
Labels:
Amelena,
Arts,
Daina,
Ellie,
Jiaqi,
Language,
Nathan C,
Nathan L,
Norman,
Olivia,
PS4:Learning_culture,
PS6:Teaching,
Room 7,
Ryan,
Technology
Sunday, 10 March 2019
Census At School
We were asked to undertake practical activities such as weighting their school bag and timing how long they can stand on their left leg with their eye closed.
They also answer questions such as their opinion on climate change and how much they spend on digital devices.
Census at school aims to improve understanding of a data gathering process, its purposes and benefits to society. And encourage effective IT teaching and learning.
Labels:
Amelena,
Baxter,
Daina,
Felicia,
Hayden,
Isla,
Mathematics,
Nicole,
Norman,
Olivia,
PS4:Learning_culture,
PS6:Teaching,
Room 7,
Sara
Tuesday, 19 February 2019
Room 7 Picasso Self Portraits
Picasso was a Spanish painter and sculptor born in 1881. He is the co-founder of cubism and is one of the most influential modern artists of the 20th century. He is most known for his abstract paintings of faces. It is obvious that the painting is of a face although it usually showed a profile view.
Look at these fabulous artists.
"Every Child is an artist." - Pablo Picasso.
There is a great deal that children can learn from Picasso's work. How closely colors are related to our emotions, for example, or how art reflects not just the artists emotional state, but the state of society as a whole. Many of Picasso's works have lots of layers and depth, but that doesn't mean that children can't do activities based on them!!
Well done, you guys are rocks!
Sent from my iPhone
Labels:
Amelena,
Antony,
Art,
Baxter,
Inquiry Learning,
Jaymee,
Jazlyn,
Nathan L,
Norman,
PS4:Learning_culture,
PS6:Teaching,
Room 7,
Ryan,
Sunnyhills Shines,
Valentina
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