Here is the Geometric Menina video which you can watch in order to get an idea of how to create your Menina. Remember your Menina will be on paper and you need to use your compass to draw the form.
And here are some examples of work from a previous year:
Las Meninas on PhotoPeach
https://photopeach.com/album/762kg5
https://photopeach.com/album/16u8kvh?ref=more
Thursday, 12 March 2020
How to Make a DIY Father’s Day Magic Card - paper crafts for kids
Don't let your Daddy see this video before Father's Day!
Good morning everyone!
How are you all? I hope you were working hard yesterday. My advice is not to do everything at once. Do a little every day so that it doesn't accumulate. Here is a page which might help you with Matter - I showed it to my class but didn't get round to showing all of you. Click on the picture to go to it!
I think you need to have Flash installed on your computer.
Remember to write your diary at the end of each day. You can decorate them and when we get back to school we can put them on display.
I found this video for those of you who are chewing gum all day...
How are you all? I hope you were working hard yesterday. My advice is not to do everything at once. Do a little every day so that it doesn't accumulate. Here is a page which might help you with Matter - I showed it to my class but didn't get round to showing all of you. Click on the picture to go to it!
I think you need to have Flash installed on your computer.
Remember to write your diary at the end of each day. You can decorate them and when we get back to school we can put them on display.
I found this video for those of you who are chewing gum all day...
Wednesday, 11 March 2020
Wednesday, 26 February 2020
As you know, we've been doing English presentations about monuments from English speaking countries.
Look at this model of the Royal Albert Hall in London that Claudia made to accompany her presentation.
It's amazing!
And here is a model of the London Eye by Rodrigo that actually moved and has lights like the real one!
Look at this model of the Royal Albert Hall in London that Claudia made to accompany her presentation.
It's amazing!
And here is a model of the London Eye by Rodrigo that actually moved and has lights like the real one!
And here is a model of London and its monuments made by Michelle. It's beautiful!
Tuesday, 25 February 2020
Friday, 14 February 2020
As you know, the school project this year is based on Magallane's circumnavigation of the world, and the continents he passed through. In my class we'll be doing some workshops making African masks. We've nearly finished decorating the class so here are a few pictures for you.
Here are some of the masks we made today...
And here is the passport we used to travel to the different countries
Tuesday, 11 February 2020
Look at these fantastic book reviews!
This one was inside a box!

And this one was rolled up like parchment!

I forgot to add this one!

And this one was rolled up like parchment!

- And I saved the best until last!
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