Not too long ago, K1A a class of curious and creative students who were eager to learn about emotions, colours, shapes, and personal perspectives. Teachers introduced them to the idea that these elements could be used to express their own thoughts and feelings uniquely and individually.
The students were intrigued and excited to explore this concept further, so they embarked on a journey of inquiry. They started by discussing different emotions and what colors and shapes might be associated with each one.
They discovered that sharp, jagged shapes and bold, fiery colors could represent emotions like anger.
In contrast, soft, rounded shapes and cool, muted colors might represent emotions like sadness.
Next, the students were encouraged to think about their own personal perspectives and how they might use colors and shapes to express their own thoughts and feelings.
They experimented with different materials, such as paint, markers, and clay, to create their own unique pieces of art that reflected their emotions and personal perspectives.
As they made their art, the students began to understand that everyone's emotions and perspectives are different and that there is no right or wrong way to express them.
They also learned that art can be a powerful tool for communication, allowing them to express themselves in ways that words alone cannot.
In the end, the class had a beautiful collection of artwork that showcased their individuality and creativity. They were proud of what they had created and excited to continue exploring the connection between emotions, colors, shapes, and personal perspectives.
Till the next time. Happy learning, happy playing and happy emotions