SENSORY IMAGE COLLAGES by Jessica and Lucy J

During our brain topic we created different pieces of art.
We took profile photos of the Room 7 students and glued them on A3 pieces of paper. 

The sensory areas of the brain are smell, hear,see and taste.

We used our sensory images in our brains to help us find pictures from magazines that related to smelling,seeing,hearing and tasting.

We cut the pictures out and then did a collage for a wall display.

Jessica and Lucy J

SENSORY IMAGES COLLAGES on PhotoPeach

We started with a photo of ourself and cut just our face out so you could see and use the outside line of our face, which is called a silhouette.  Then we drew our favourite things that we see, smell, hear and taste on a piece of backing card. We added glitter for neurons.

We hung it on our wall for everyone to see.  This is what they look like.

Jessica and Lucy J

SILHOUETTE ART on PhotoPeach

Toku Mahi nga Jessica

Hi!


My favourite sport is soccer.
I am currently learning Norwegian so when I go visit my uncle I will know what he is saying.
My favourite animals are cats and squirrels.
My best friend is Cheyenne because I've known her since I was two.


 Goal: Build my confidence around the Year Sevens.

My Strengths

The three things that I’m good at are all very different.  None of them are a bit alike.  They are writing, dance and soccer.

I’ll start off with writing.  I’ve always loved writing.  Whether it’s a recount or a children’s novel.I’ve always enjoyed it.   It will definitely be a big help in the future if I want to be an author.

I love music and dance.  I prefer contemporary jazz but all dance is cool.  I’ve been to dance classes for five years so I guess that’s why it’s one of my strengths.  If I choose to be a dance teacher this will help me a LOT.

Now for soccer.  I never liked netball or hockey.  I only had eyes for soccer.  Every Saturday when I went to go watch Jack play I would watch until my eyes hurt.  One day I asked Mum if I could play and she was over the moon. (Not literally.)  My coach put me in defence and when the ball came my way I booted it down the other end of the field.  I stared at my foot, amazed.

They are my three main strengths.  I’ve shared mine, now what are yours? 


We are studying the brain in class.


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