

Our students visited the Suter Art Gallery. The link is here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MVBddHYlNZqxd0qwMpYNl4Kivw9YJTEUVm3Yp5nxhkQ/edit
The students wanted to continue this activity of showing art through stitching.
The above show the engagement of the students. I had to stand back and let them work independently bar the time frame I stipulated. This art work is being shared through our Seesaw app.
Standard 5. Design for Learning: We set the scene by exposing them to stitching, then found a place or use for it, as in using this art as a practise and completeing one for 'Fathers Day'. This involves more stitching, different stitches, shared and co-operative work, and the learning is driven by thier found abilities and interest.
- Providing opportunities for co-operative learning, peer tutoring, reciprocal teaching and inquiry learning to occur.
- Providing ākonga with opportunities and time to apply feedback and feedforward information to improve their mastery of knowledge and skills.


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