leaf animal

Here is my leaf animal I made out of leafs and paper.Can you guess what it is? Its a lion. hope you like it:)

Describing 2D Shapes

Poppys

On Thursday me and my family made poppys out of new world bags. Then we put them on our fence so everyone could see them. I hope it might encourage you to make some next year.

Tiny dawing

Today for Arts Interchange I created a 5cm by 5cm drawing of a flower riding a scate bourd. Then I compearded the scate bourd and the paper to a shoe. Here it is :)

Skill challange

This week I set a goal to ride my bike with no hands. Here is a video how I went. I hope you like it.

Visual arts 17/4/20

Today we had to draw a picture with different expressions for arts
interchange. Our WALT was to develop ideas by developing and revisiting visual ideas, in response to examples we have seen, and ideas that we can think of for ourselves. I hope you like it.

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Letter about lockdown

Dear Miss Robins 

This time four weeks ago my house would have been in rush mode. I would have been eating my
breakfast slowly while my Mum grumped at me to hurry and get dressed so she wasn't late for work.
Now our house is a bit more relaxed. Mum doesn't have work and it doesn't matter if my hair is brushed
or if I do my school work in my pjs. 

My dog Auggie loves having me home. She is going on lots of walks and getting heaps of cuddles but
she still gets into mischief.

I am enjoying spending time with my family. We get to bake, go on bike rides and play games. 

I miss my other family that is not in my bubble but I can still call them on skype or talk to them on the
home phone.

The most challenging thing being stuck at home is not being able to see my friends face to face and it is
really easy to get bored.

During this lockdown my favourite book so far has been Diary of a Whimpy Kid the ugly truth and my
favourite tv programe has been Itch.

One thing I have learnt is how to use a can opener to open a tin and how to kick butt in the game bat
down.

I have learnt we have some nice people in the community especially the supermarket workers who have
been working extra hard to leave their bubbles and put food on the shelves for us.

We get the easy job of staying home.

From Ilish