This blog post is about me using nature to make critters. The critters I chose were the butterfly and the caterpillar. Below are the things I used to make my critter. I used a plant stalk that is thin, thick leaves from a bush and rose petals.
I hope you like my creations!
Here are the finished products:
Butterfly Caterpillar
Below is my impossible shape, the Penrose Triangle. I made the impossible shape using Google Draw.
Below is my food-art-pun I made using spinach and kale and edited it on my tablet. I hope you like the pun I chose!
Below is the five shot film storybook and the video to it. Enjoy!
Below is my friend and I’s geometry art. We made it using our tablets because our parents had to work and we were staying at our guardian’s house. I hope you like our cool geometry art. The rules we made were:
Draw 3 circles any size
Draw 2 triangles of any size
Draw 2 perpendicular lines any thickness
Draw 4 parallel lines any thickness
Draw 1 square
(mine is the top one, my friend Graziel’s is the bottom one)
Below is the video of my Awesome Alliteration poem using Google Music Lab. The poem was:
The jazzy jaguar jingled to the jangle of the jungle
Check it out!
Below is the front cover of my storybook. Here is the link to it! https://www.mystorybook.com/story/7JoaG
Don’t forget to comment!
Below is my go at signing a basic greeting and spelling my name. Here is the link that helped me spell my name in NZSL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xiRqC-aM5xM
The hardest parts were remembering the signs. I use a fun app that helps me with lots of skills including math and English. In my records of all my strengths and weaknesses, my strength was memory, can you believe it?!
I try to use more facial expressions for a special SLJ commenting team!
Below is my attempt at signing my favorite part of ‘Give’ by Stan Walker.
This task makes me want to learn more about NZSL. Signing to other people with no explanation would be funny as!
Below are my slides for Hundertwasser. I really like his art and how he draws nature with people. I hope you like my art inspired by him.