Mrs McLoughlin is back with more art for you. Every Wednesday Mrs McLoughlin posts an art project for you to try at home if you like.
This week it’s silly snowmen. Click here.
If you try any out you can always share your art with her at @LoughlinUpdates on twitter if you are using it.
And don’t forget………
School Snake
This week we are hoping to have a new snake at Dalry Primary. Not a hissing snake, this is a snake that you make. Check out the link below.
Primary 1 had great fun during STEM time this Friday. We made our own fireworks using different materials and worked in groups.
We have been making the most of our talent this year to explore two very different artistic styles. We have used the art and design skills of Scotland’s own Charles Rennie MacIntosh to create the beautiful McIntosh Rose, and the Pointillisme dot-colouring technique of French Impressionist Georges Seurat to create stunning Sunflowers.
Our art club volunteer, muralist and local artist Damian Callan, will soon be celebrating a big birthday with an exhibition. Many of our children have worked with Damian and so may be particularly interested in attending.
He writes,
(If I haven’t already done so) I would like to let you know about my 60th Birthday Exhibition from 11th – 17th December 2020 at the Dundas Street Gallery, Edinburgh. I am borrowing around 35 paintings that depict Ruth and the children over the past 25 years. I will also be exhibiting a further 30 new drawings and paintings alongside the ‘retrospective’ selection.
Full details are on this PDF link
This week we have been busy in P1/2….
The children all thought long and hard about why a tiger might want to come for tea and come up with some brilliant suggestions.
We have used our writing and drawing skills to produce shopping lists for Sophie and her Mum to replace all the food the tiger ate and also wrote thank you speech bubbles from the tiger.
The children loved making tigers during craft time. Have a look at our fabulous work!
Here are some pictures to show you what P2 have been learning in their Under the Sea topic this term so far!
We made some jiggly jellyfish using paper plates and bubble wrap. We also used bubble wrap to create bumpy prints on starfish and tissue paper to create colourful fish.
We have talked about many ways to stay safe at the beach and made posters to warn others.
Next week, we will be learning about the difference between sharks and whales!
P3a have been learning about capacity and volume.
They created their own “George’s Marvellous Medicines” while recording the volume of each colour they added to create a brown medicine.
Mrs McLoughlin has a final art challenge of the term for you.
Don’t forget the snake challenge.
If you try any out you can always share your art with her at @LoughlinUpdates on twitter if you are using it.
And don’t forget………
School Snake
This week we are hoping to have a new snake at Dalry Primary. Not a hissing snake, this is a snake that you make. Check out the link below.
(P.S. Sorry it’s a day late, Mr Bennett had written this but not pressed send by accident!)
Mrs McLoughlin has more art for you.
Don’t forget the snake challenge.
If you try any out you can always share your art with her at @LoughlinUpdates on twitter if you are using it.
This week we are trying to make our own cardboard tube creations.
And don’t forget………
School Snake
This week we are hoping to have a new snake at Dalry Primary. Not a hissing snake, this is a snake that you make. Check out the link below.
Mrs McLoughlin has two more tasks for you.
Don’t forget last week’s Sports week medal challenge and snake challenge.
If you try any out you can always share your art with her at @LoughlinUpdates on twitter if you are using it.
Bug Hotel
Try making a bug hotel for all our summer insect friends.
Dots
A spot on challenge.
And don’t forget………
School Snake
This week we are hoping to have a new snake at Dalry Primary. Not a hissing snake, this is a snake that you make. Check out the link below.
