Henna paste is made by crushing leaves of henna plant. Henna is a traditional Indian art form. Women usually adorn their hands and feet on occasions such as marriages and festivals. It is also used as a natural hair dye and conditioner. It is growingly becoming popular all over the globe. This term at Tamaki Primary we are learning all about different forms of art. Students used henna to adorn their palms with patterns that signified their own culture.
Sunday, February 19, 2012
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Opposites
This Term we are learning that artists use art in a similar way to oral and written language to tell stories and to present a message or idea. We in Room 2 have tried to create a piece of art showing opposites.
"Open and Close"
By: Christine
"Day and Night"
By: Emma
"Straight and Curly"
By: Aren
"Happy and Sad"
By: Falakiko
"Straight and Wiggly"
By" Timeus
"Straight and Wiggly"
By: NJ
"Heavy and Light"
By" Aja
"Above and Below"
By: Jadaleigh
"Open and Close"
By: Sifa
"Big and Small"
By: Nature
"Big and Small"
By: Dupri
"Summer and Winter"
By: Demetrius
"Day and Night"
By: Faith
"Up and Down"
By: Royd
"Dull and Bright"
By: Denise
"Tidy and Messy"
By: Helen
"Far and Near"
By: Agnes
"Warm and Cool"
By: Aroha
"Love and Hate"
By: Azure Dream
Thursday, May 19, 2011
Time Story by Perenara
My Time Story by Kaitati
Friday, November 12, 2010
The Gruffalo
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Friday, September 24, 2010
Bad Jelly the Witch
Room 2 went to see Bad Jelly the Witch. Here is a movie telling you what they liked about the show.
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Moving Toys
We made a moving toy using an egg carton and a balloon. We used a balloon pump and ourselves to make them move. We liked the human machine the best!
Friday, September 3, 2010
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