Today (7th March 2019) Year 3 got the opportunity to put their artistic skills to use. This term, our topic is the Romans, and to immerse them into the topic, they created their own Roman soldier. The children will be using these models as a stimulus for their journal writing in Literacy.
Have a look at their masterpieces!
13 comments
Neslihan 3G - this was defently very messy
haaa
Ava 3T - It was so much FUUUUUUUUUN
Amina 3p - I love it. It was the best time of my life but It was hard to make the Roman soldiers.
laniya 3P - I had lots of fun making clay soldiers
Nicole 3p - I loved this lesson it was a bit hard but I still tried my best
Moussa - I really enjoyed making Roman Soldiers and also I tried my best to make a proper Roman Soldier and also it was so fun and a bit easy. The thing is, sometimes I struggle.
Danny 3P - The first bit was pretty easy but when it came to the arms and legs, it was a bit tricky but I managed to finish at the end!
Charlotte 3P - At first, I got really frustrated when making my soldier however I used a positive mindset and continued on It was a great lesson!
Ayman 3p - When I was making my clay soldier it kept on breaking so I put it around my sketch and it worked. It was really fuuuuuuuun but I thought Ms Patels one was best.
Miley 3T - It was fun making the soldiers from the Romans and I like the pictures.
Remy 3T - It was a bit frustrating when bits fell apart, but it was fun and I added different props onto my Roman soldier. I made my own shoulder plates and a big helmet.
Gaia 3P - It was so much fun but my head kept falling of about 5 times. My friend Maina named hers melty man. IT WAS SO MUCH FUUUUUUUUUUUUN
Mr Swarbrick - Wow - these are seriously impressive! It looks like you had so much fun too.
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13 comments
Neslihan 3G - this was defently very messy
haaa
Ava 3T - It was so much FUUUUUUUUUN
Amina 3p - I love it. It was the best time of my life but It was hard to make the Roman soldiers.
laniya 3P - I had lots of fun making clay soldiers
Nicole 3p - I loved this lesson it was a bit hard but I still tried my best
Moussa - I really enjoyed making Roman Soldiers and also I tried my best to make a proper Roman Soldier and also it was so fun and a bit easy. The thing is, sometimes I struggle.
Danny 3P - The first bit was pretty easy but when it came to the arms and legs, it was a bit tricky but I managed to finish at the end!
Charlotte 3P - At first, I got really frustrated when making my soldier however I used a positive mindset and continued on It was a great lesson!
Ayman 3p - When I was making my clay soldier it kept on breaking so I put it around my sketch and it worked. It was really fuuuuuuuun but I thought Ms Patels one was best.
Miley 3T - It was fun making the soldiers from the Romans and I like the pictures.
Remy 3T - It was a bit frustrating when bits fell apart, but it was fun and I added different props onto my Roman soldier. I made my own shoulder plates and a big helmet.
Gaia 3P - It was so much fun but my head kept falling of about 5 times. My friend Maina named hers melty man. IT WAS SO MUCH FUUUUUUUUUUUUN
Mr Swarbrick - Wow - these are seriously impressive! It looks like you had so much fun too.