Let's Make and Create!

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Ms. Maguire has knitted two beautiful scarves. 

Narrow ruled paper

This is a tea-cosy that I made in 6th&nbsp;class in Primary School.&nbsp;My class mates and I were taught how to crochet.&nbsp;My 6th&nbsp;class teacher was the Master and he couldn’t teach stitching or crochet.&nbsp;Another teacher used to take us once a week and we just loved it!&nbsp;&nbsp;I decided to make a tea-cosy.&nbsp;The stitches used were the “double-crochet”&nbsp;and the “treble”!&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;I still use the tea-cosy&nbsp;on&nbsp;very special occasions!&nbsp;

Pink polka dot pattern

Look at all the time and talent she put into making this beautiful bottle of flowers!

Sheet music paper

We would love to see and hear you singing and dancing! Send in videos, photographs, pictures and writing! 

Dark wood

Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson is an artist from Ohio in the USA. She liked to use a mixture of materials in her art. She also liked to create 'Memory Maps'. This picture is one of her memory maps. It is called 'Mt. Vernon Ave., North Side of the Street, 1900-1957'. It is a picture that tells the story of her life through her memories.

Aminah's World

Click on 'Create your own artwork' and make your own memory map using a variety of materials.

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Milan used Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics skills to make these designs. 

Milan Gunputh in Fifth Class has a talent for Art and Science. Look at what he made.

Blue polka dot pattern

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Check out this website for digital colouring! It is so much fun!

Digital Colouring

Mariam Kheladze from Fifth Class has illustrated a passage from the book The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. This illustration is entitled 'Lucy's Perspective'. I wonder if this is the moment when Lucy sees the lamp post in Narnia for the first time! Maybe Mr. Tumnus is about to come around the corner.

Parchment

Saturday 16 May was National Drawing Day. Artist Megan Scott from the Hugh Lane Gallery has a great drawing idea for us.

Marble

Calligraphy is the art of doing decorative handwriting or lettering with a pen or brush. Ms. Goggins is very talented at it, don't you agree! 

Half tone green

Emma Moran, well done on this science experiment, it looks like you had a lot of fun!

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Look at these beautiful characters by Isabelle Moore and Billy Moore Synnott from Third Class and Senior Infants.

Take a look over here for more characters! Fourth Class are very imaginative too. 

Grid paper

Admire Fourth Classer Cindy Chen's interpretation of Francis Bacon's studio.

This is the artist Francis Bacon's studio in the Hugh Lane Gallery. It will be open on the 20th of July. Go and visit!

Pop art yellow

Pauline Baynes was the first illustrator of the Narnia series of books by C.S. Lewis. Take a look.

Amber Boyle's family have a really positive attitude. Look what they made!

Clouds pattern

Ryan Hugo from Senior Infants built a plane...

Pencils border

Bunting border

Find the GPO by Tyler Costello.&#160; Find Temple Street by Lennix Hassett.&#160; Find the Convention Centre by Amber Boyle.&#160; Find the Eiffel Tower by Cindy Chen.&#160;

Leaf border

Since we are in quarantine I have been planting a vegetable called radish outside my balcony in a pot .I water it every day. It is is growing very well.

Well done Mario Damaschin in Senior Infants!

Ms. Whelan has been busy baking delicious treats. I wish we could have some!&#160;

Small dotted paper

Let the colours guide your journey through artwork from around the world.

Color Explorer - Google Arts & Culture

Cindy Chen made doughnuts and pork floss bread rolls.

Rainbow paper border

Julius has been busy replacing the timber plant boxes in the garden. The old ones had rotten over time.&nbsp;Julius designed new boxes.&nbsp;He cut out the wood and assembled them in the empty car-park.&nbsp;Then he painted them in bright colours.&nbsp;We think they look fantastic!&nbsp;Well Done Julius.&nbsp;

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