Art and mixing colours

This is my art that I drew to show mixing colours.

I mixed the dark blue into the light blue,
the light blue into the silver, the silver into the white.

Then I mixed the indigo into the dark green,
the dark green into the light green and then the light green into the white. The other colours are for decoration. 

This art is called the Fibonacci Sequence.
The Fibonacci Sequence is math, it goes : 1,1,2,3,5,8 and so on.
For e.g it goes 1 + 1 = 2, 1 + 2 = 3 and so on.

For more, go to  Fibonacci Sequence.

Art in Dynamic Thinking

Art
For the first thing I will tell you is what dynamic thinking is, here are some answers to that : 

1. In our dynamic thinking group we figure out what and how our brain works,(it's really cool).

2. Our fantastic teacher who lets us do this is kind and is teaching us how to use our brains to figure out problems that look like they are impossible.

3. We have learnt not to be impulsive and fast and to be slow and accurate when you are finding things, because if you rush you will make mistakes.

But lets do no more of that but if you want to find out more here is a link : http://www.worldvillage.com/dynamic-thinking-dont-think-you-already-know-what-that-is/   

Here is some symmetrical art I have done.

My art is symmetrical because you can fold it one way but not another, if you fold it that one way than it is the same on both sides.

By Frida

Longfin eel story about two eels called Sasha and Milly

This is a story that I wrote in writing when we had to write eel stories. All the photos are from Google Draw that I drew myself and one reason I wrote this story is because I love the enjoyment of writing a book for kids younger than me. To be a good writer you have to put your ideas down and then start writing, you can also just make up an animal and write about it! (It does not need to be big or small, the story).

Longfin Eel Diagram

Longfin Eel diagram,
This is my diagram that I drew on Google Drawing. Our class has been studying endangered species. I chose the longfin Eel.

We had to draw the eel and label it. I had to think about all the facts I have learnt about in class and check that the spelling was right. The labels had to make sense and not be too big or small. All the writing had to be the same size and colour and font. 

Google Drawing was really cool and I would probably use it again.