L.I To create a DLO about Tokelau
This week we created a DLO about Tokelau launguage week. This DLO had facts about Tokelau Island. For example, Did you know you can’t fly Tokelau and the only way to get there is by boat. We researched for interesting facts about Tokelau since it is Tokelau language week. Tokelau is well known for the watching birds too.
I enjoyed this acitivty because I got to talk about Tokelau language week.
LI: To use different types of warm and cool colours to recreate a world-known painting from Van Gogh.
This week’s art is about Van Gogh and his famous art piece “The Starry Night”. The Class was divided into 2 groups of 16 people, 1 of each group remade “The Starry Night” in warm colours and cool colours digitally. Each group divided 16 pieces of the Starry Night with each person in the group. Working as a collaborative team we gathered all or pieces to 1 DLO to finally reach our desired outcome. I found this activity interesting because we all had to try and find the mtaching colours and the same size of the lines.
I created a quatrefoil about ANZAC.
I first practised hand drawing my crosses on a scrap piece of paper. I drew five crosses the same size and one big cross.
Next I measured how much space my crosses will take to hand draw and measure the size of the crosses.
Then I started drawing my crosses on my quatrefoil but I pushed lightly on my quatrefoil Incase I’ll make a mistake.
Last I colored everything in. My background was red for my quatrefoil and my five crosses of the outline were black.
I enjoyed this activity because I got to hand draw my quatrefoil. I need to improve on measuring my crosses. I did well on making my crosses the same size.
I learned how to make a ANZAC quatrefoil.A
First I learned what anzac stands for. ANZAC stands for Austalia New Zealand Army Corp.
Next I searched up on google silhouette soliders for my anzac quatrefoil.
Last I put all my silhouette images onto my ANZAC quatrefoil.
I enjoy this activity because I got to learn what anzac stands for. I need to improve on learning more about ANZAC. I did well on figuring out ideas for my quatrefoil.
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