Showing posts with label dragon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dragon. Show all posts
Monday, February 22, 2016
d is for...
In FS2 they are going to be looking at the story of St. George & the Dragon, so today we drew dragons using the letter 'd' as a starting point. This one reminds me of 'Pete's' Dragon!
Tuesday, July 2, 2013
more poetry
Covering again today so, following on the success of yesterday - did another poem! We're having quite a big turn over of pupils at the moment with lots leaving and quite a few arriving. We decided to do a poem about a new (fictitious) classmate. Each line/page is supposed to be read in a questioning tone;
Did you spot the spelling mistake in my dummy draft? Must have had brain fade by that point. Again, the 'book' was created from one (A3) sheet of paper with the same pop-up mechanism - but this time with the addition of the 'fire' coming out of the dragons mouth!
Friday, January 6, 2012
a is for...dragon
One of the teachers asked me if I could help her y2 (aged 6 & 7) children draw dragons - they are looking at China. I quickly scribbled her an image based on the letter A.
Here are some of the resulting children's pictures. I think they've turned out very well, with each child creating a unique depiction of a mythological creature! I particularly wouldn't want to get in the way of the last dragon as it whipped it's tail around!



Here are some of the resulting children's pictures. I think they've turned out very well, with each child creating a unique depiction of a mythological creature! I particularly wouldn't want to get in the way of the last dragon as it whipped it's tail around!
Labels:
A,
A is for art,
China,
creature,
dragon,
drawing,
illustration,
mythology,
pencil,
pencil crayon,
sketch,
sketchbook
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