Upcycled Pot Plant

Upcycling

Equipment: Plastic Bottle, Box knife, Paint-Brush, Paint, Pencil and PVA Glue

Method:

1. Get the bottle of your choice

2. Get a Marker and mark out an area of your choice

3. Get a Box knife and cut out the shape 

4. Get some sandpaper and sand your bottle so your paint can stay on.

5. Get some white paint and 1 paint-brush and start painting

6. Let 1st coat dry then do another one

7. Once both coats are dry you can get a pencil and sketch a pattern out. 

8. Get paint colours of your choice and paint out the pattern make sure you do 2 coats. 

9. Lastly make sure you PVA glue the whole thing so the paint stays on.

(This is my sketch)

For the past 2 weeks, we have been working on Upcycling Pot Planters. Here are the instructions on how you can make one too!  

Would you have a go at making an Upcycled Pot Plant? 

Fabric Art

 

Step 1. Choose a culture and make a sketch on a piece of paper

Step 2. Get some fabric and dye your fabric 

Step 3. Paint your fabric with the patterns you made then add acrylic paint

Then Done!!!

(This is my sketch)

For the past week and a half, We have been working on Fabric art and here's how we made it!

Maiki and Maikees Video

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2021

 

Today Me and Maikee made a video about a Matariki animation, We made it in an Interview about how does chrome books help with our learning, My chrome book helps me with my learning by letting us research on a greater scale. So here it is, Also here is a question for you guys, how does working on your Chromebook help you learn??

Times

 

So today me and three other people created a side called time. The reson for it was to get info and to tell how much time we spend on our chomebooks. We made this on google slides and google sheets.I noticed that the most used app was Youtube. The resons for the graphs was for us to find out the anwser to how much time Room 11 spends time on their Chrome-book.

Maori Word / picture match word game.

 

You play this game by 1st you print the game out then you match them together. This game was made for a class project. This game has helped me learn more Maori. In the future maybe I could add more words. I like some feed back so i can make this better.

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Word Art By Maiki