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GRADE 2 WEEK 7 TERM 3 REMOTE LEARNING 2020
GRADE 2 WEEK 7 TERM 3
REMOTE LEARNING 2020
24th August 2020 – 28th August 2020
READ ALONG WITH MRS MENHENNET!
This is week 7 of Term 3 2020 and all my Grade 2 students are remote learning at home!
This week we are going to be doing some Visual Arts learning about PAPER WEAVING.
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I have a few videos for you to watch about paper weaving.
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This first video has been made by a teacher called Mr Wedge.
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Here is a link to Mr Wedge’s youtube channel in case you want to watch any more of his art teacher videos.
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In the video above Mr Wedge folds and cuts his paper without drawing or ruling any lines on it.
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If you would prefer to cut along some printed lines I have made a paper weaving loom template for you.
You will need to copy and print the template to use it.
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You don’t have to print the template. I have provided it for you if you feel you want to use it but you don’t have to.
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You can use whatever paper you have at home. If we were working in the art room I would give you coloured cover paper to use, like Mr Wedge has used in his video, as it is a little bit stronger than photocopy paper.
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Remember this is PAPER weaving and PAPER tears very easily.
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But, like I said, you can use whatever paper you have at home.
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The front cover of an old magazine would make a terrific paper weaving loom as it would be much stronger than photocopy paper. It would also make an interesting piece of weaving because the loom itself would be multicoloured.
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The side of an empty cereal box would also make a strong weaving loom as it would be made of thin cardboard.
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You also need to cut some long strips of paper to weave with.
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They need to be as long as the weaving loom is wide. If they are longer and hang out the sides that doesn’t matter. They can be trimmed off later. If they are too short and don’t reach all the way across the weaving loom, your weaving will have gaps in it!
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Again, it doesn’t really matter what type of paper that you use for your weaving strips but coloured or patterned paper will make your weaving look more interesting. Just make sure the strips are long enough to go right across your weaving loom.
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Here is a video of me working in the art room at Cambridge Primary School with some grade 2 students teaching them how to do paper weaving. They are using a different paper template to the template I have put on this blog but that doesn’t matter. The way you weave is still the same.
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The paper weaving video 2 and 3 show you how to finish off your paper weaving with a glue stick. There are 2 videos on how to finish as the filming was interrupted by students knocking on the classroom door as a student was filming me on my Ipad!
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So, now you have watched these videos I would love for you to have a go at doing some paper weaving.
I will make a folder on Edmodo for you to upload your paper weaving so I can look at it.
Your Specialists Rich Task was due at the end of last week. If you need the instructions for the Rich Task you can find them on the Week 5 blog post. If you can’t find the Week 5 blog post there is a link to it in the sidebar of the blog in the section called Recent Blog Posts.
You also need to ensure you have submitted any other work for your Specialist teachers that is evidence of your participation in remote learning, into the correct place.
If you enjoyed the videos or want to tell me anything else you can always post a comment at the end of this blog post.
If you don’t know how to post a comment I gave you instructions on how to do this on the week 5 blog post.
Have fun,
from Mrs Menhennet
HERE IS THE GRADE 2 PAPER WEAVING!
I like paper weaving. It’s fun!
Hi Mana,
Paper weaving is lots of fun and the more you practice it the better you will get at it.
Did you like Mr Wedge’s video?
Did you use the template on the blog post or did you just cut the paper to make the weaving loom like Mr Wedge showed you on his video?
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I don’t have any loom for my paper weaving
Hi Anonymous,
You make the loom just with a piece of paper, like Mr Wedge shows in his video. You can use any piece of paper or even the side of a cereal box or the front cover of a magazine. Just fold it and cut it in the way Mr Wedge shows you.
Or you can use the template I have put on the blog post. You can copy and print the template with the lines on it if you have a printer at home. If you don’t know how to do this send me a message on Class dDojo or Seesaw so I will know who you are.
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Hello Mrs Menhennet I cant post my weaving work to you thank you
Hi Aishwarya,
I’m just finishing my lunch and then I will go to EDMODO and make a folder for Week 7 paper weaving.
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Thank you Miss Menhennet
You’re Welcome!
I am so excited to start weavinv
Hi Ice Girl,
Don’t forget to upload the photo of your paper weaving to the Edmodo assignment.
I wonder which Grade 2 student you are?
I don’t know anyone called Ice Girl!
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I am so excited to do paper weaving.
Hi Fluffy English Angora Rabbit,
Don’t forget to upload a photo of your paper weaving when you have finished it onto EDMODO.There is an assignment on. Edmodo for you to attsach your photo to.
I wonder which Grade 2 student you are?
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Hello Mrs.mennhennet where do I find the folders? Can you please let me know
Hi Aishwarya,
I have just finished uploading an assignment called Grade 2 Visual Arts paper Weaving on Edmodo.
It was trickier to do than I thought so it took me a little bit longer to get it working.
it is on Edmodo now.
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