For the last couple days we have been focusing on making matariki art. The fist step was to get one big star template and a small one. Then we got an A3 piece of paper and traced the stars on to it. Next we drew patterns onto all four stars. After that we coloured in the patterns. The next step was to cut out the stars and then glue them on an A3 black paper. The two big stars went at the back and the small stars went at the front. The final step was to cut the star out and leave about a centimetre of the black paper around the star. Here is what mine turned out like.
What star is your favourite?
Talofa lava, I am Manvi from St Mary’s School.
ReplyDeleteI really liked how you did something to celebrate Matariki in your class. We also did some 3D Matariki art.
This reminds me of my class and myart that we did by connecting the different star meanings and glueing them to each other.
Maybe next time you could make a screencastify and saying the different star meanings. Why do you think Matariki is so important to Maori people?
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