Watercolour Painting

Here are some of the watercolour techniques I needed to think about in order to produce this amazing painting:

Choose a broad brush and use it to wash the paper with water
Switch to a finer brush; wet it and then dab it dry on a paper towel
Select a colour, starting with the palest
Look closely at the colours and shapes you see
Add a bit of detail to show flowers or leaves
Try not to leave any of the paper blank
Dab the last of the water off with the paper towel
Leave it in the sun to dry

Why not come to the classroom and take a closer look at my painting? I would love to know what you think of it.

My Shiny Sticker

This is a sticker. The back is made from a kind of card. If you peel it off it's sticky underneath.

There's something special about it. It's shiny and silver.....



but when you move it you can see it has lots of different colours.



If you look closely you might be able to see a face.....

the amazing domino machine

My pattern goes blue, red, blue, red and so on. These colours are my favourite colours. We can also describe this pattern 1, 2, 1, 2 and so on. I like it the most when I knocked the dominoes down.

Patterns on my socks

TANMAY: Well the pattern is bump, flat, bump, flat, bump, flat and so on. It is a tricky pattern. We could also feel it. Max is my friend that's why he chose me to be his partner.

Using Cubes to Make Patterns

In our pattern there are 4 blacks and 5 reds, then 4 blacks and 5 reds. There are 63 pieces altogether. We can use snap and clap to show our pattern: snap snap snap snap; clap clap clap clap clap and so on…