In the past weeks the children have been examining the patterns and forms in Maori carving. Angela worked with the children to mix plaster ... and when it was dry the children were able to carve their creation.
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- The concert
- A game of tu gu
- Kaide and Nisha practice their poi
- Experimenting with air
- Carving in sandstone
- To catch a bubble
- Kara helps us learn our Maori colours
- The skyping begins
- Another step on the way to Skyping
- Uenuku comes to share his carving skills
- Our visit to Te Tahawai Marae
- Carving Maori designs in plaster of paris
- Red Balloon Day, Logan's Day
- The raffle
- Testing out Logan's rock
- Shaving foam fun
- Superhero exercising
- The rock fairies have been
- BDK is part of a research project related to hearing
- A visit from whaea Jill
- Making connections through skype
- A great assembly at Botany Downs School
- Preparing plaster for carving
- practical pathways to learning
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looks like great messy fun...any pictures??
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