On Monday I sorted all the art pieces my students had created for this term’s art inquiry. I had given them the opportunity to create a design using shapes.
Every second week, their pieces were created using a different medium: tempura paint, watercolour, oil pastels, crayon, plasticine.
I have organised the artwork on the bulletin boards in the classroom. The pieces for each child are grouped together in a semblance of order.
I have invited parents to browse the gallery and they are visiting before and after school. And during the day? The children and I enjoy the vibrant colours gracing the walls.
Do you enjoy looking at children’s art?
© Colline Kook-Chun, 2017
(This post is linked to the weekly WordPress photo challenge. The prompt this week is order)
What a nice gallery
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Thank you. I enjoy seeing it every day. At least for the next three weeks.
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What a great project for the kids to do. I really love children’s artwork. 🙂
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Thank you. I do too – they can really be creative.
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It must fulfilling to be a part of stimulating children’s creativity. And the children must glow having their artwork displayed in their own ‘galleries’ like that. Well done teacher Colline!
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They love looking at their art on the wall. And they are proud to show it off to any adult that enters the room 🙂
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Good link to the challenge, Colline, and yes, I was just thinking the children had done rather well 🙂 🙂
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Thank you Jo. I have found that the more time the children spend on their art, the more impressive their creation.
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Striking, indeed. Maybe a modern art lover will put in an offer?
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I don’t know whether it would be accepted. Sometimes children do not want to part with their art!
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I love children’s art. As simple as they may seem they often show deeper perception than we can think of.
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And a different viewpoint too 🙂
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The children’s artwork is wonderful. I love that they all used lots of color and each interpreted your assignment a little differently. What a beautiful display for your classroom. Thanks for sharing and putting a smile on my face. ❤ ❤ ❤
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Glad you enjoyed it Michelle. I am going to have to take it down this week as they are finally painting the walls in my classroom! 🙂
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I’m sure all of the children will be proud to take their artwork home to share with family.
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They always look forward to it 🙂
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