The K1 students of Ms Josianne Camilleri have been busy painting their own works of art using spaghetti and paint. Such activities lend themselves perfectly to enhance the students’ fine motor skills and eye-hand coordination, while learning about colours 🙂
On 21st February 2014, the year 4.1 students of Ms Angelique Attard visited the Crafts’ Village at Ta’ Qali. The students had the opportunity to have a hands on session at Alka Ceramics using pottery. The students created beautiful designs, made of clay, under the guidance of the Alka ceramics staff.
Following this session, the students enjoyed the outdoors an the National Park of Ta’ Qali. Well done for the art work 😉
During another mid-week session the year 3 students of Ms Rosette made a very interesting craft about dinosaurs.
The students made use of pasta to create their own dinosaur skeletons. Apart from enhancing their fine motor skills, students had to think of the best way to make use of pasta in order to create their own dinosaur skeletons.
The students has to put their creative skills at work in order to make sure that the pasta did, in actual fact, turn out to look like a dinosaur.
Well done once again 😉
All students love Halloween. Decorating their classrooms with spooky ghosts makes their learning environment closer to reality.
The year 3 students of Ms Rosette prepared a number of spooky ghosts during another mid-week session.
The happy faces of the students say it all. Well done once again 😉