We made Hundertwasser towers at art in our recycling unit. Children loved it. The rule is, do not go too high because as a teacher you will struggle. 4-5 cups and no more!
3D sculpture
Urban gardens
This project was connected to our school’s unit of inquiry on energy and sustainability.
We collected old plastic bottles and as many old plants as it was possible to get. Some were brought in new by kids.
Students designed the hanging gardens out of three to five bottles alone in groups. Some were really inventive coming up with whole ideas of self-watering.
Anyhow next time I’d prefer to make this outside. It would be easier to water them and our facility team would keep the hair. Sorry guys.
Wooden animals
Minis were enjoying wood. They were making all sorts of animals. A lovely relaxed open creative play.
C project in a preschool classroom
Another air drying clay project. Children at school took a letter C on that very day so we decided to grow cactus’. Why not!
Robotic worlds
Children themselves were bagging for this project.
Kids firstly drew their robots like we usually do, a little study. Then they talked about them pretty intensely, how do they look, what can they do, they also gave them names of course. There was a lot of talking about lasers, eyes lasers, finger lasers, no idea, I was totally lost. Then gluing and assembling took part and cute little robots were born. I mean assembled. Produced. Built. Engineered. Whoever cares!
Wired sculptures
This was such a fun project, an open art play. Children were very busy and they wouldn’t stop really. So much concentration and patience. Great work!
Imaginary playgrounds
There are projects on internet so perfect I can not only not avoid trying them out but I can’t even make myself change a slightest thing!! This original creation is by Artbar and it blew my mind.
It was a busy hour with a group of 3-6 year olds. Children had a blast with these squeezing paints that are also actually pretty good quality. One little girl started painting the paint. Ha! Can you do that?
The results of lovely little imaginary playgrounds are all here.
