Good morning kids!
Finally Friday! At last!
As you know, on Fridays we have Arts. Last week I didn´t send you any work to leave you time to do your version of a work of Art from the Prado Museum. I’m still waiting for many people to send it.
Today we will learn about Greek columns. So, first of all, I want you to watch this super short video where a girl your age explains the three main types of Greek columns.
Here is a picture of the three main types of Greek columns.
For today’s Art’s activity you will do your own Greek columns. To do it you will need:
• 3 paper toilet tubes
• A piece of paper
• Black marker
• Scissors
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Paint the three toilet paper tubes with white painting or cover it white paper
2. Draw the three different capitals of Greek columns on a piece of paper and cut them out. (Take in to account the width of the toilet paper tubes: measure before you do them.)
3. Cut a little bit on both sides of the toilet paper tubes so the capitals fit.
4. Fit together your capitals to the toilet paper tubes.
EXAMPLE:
Now let´s have a look at yesterday’s answers to Natural’s homework:
(Although it should take you one week to complete this I leave you this here so you can see that all the answers are open.)
CHALLENGE 16: play your favorite song loudly at 20:00.
And last, but not least… the self-evaluation of the week.
Have a great weekend!
Best,
Nadia + T
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