Showing posts with label Manaiakalani. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Manaiakalani. Show all posts

Thursday, 10 December 2020

Colouring Book | Art

Today, I recoloured a famous art piece by Hafidh Al Droubi. Hafidh Al Droubi's art pieces are detailed and made from different shapes and sizes.

The original piece of art was coloured with dark and shaded colours. I decided to change the colours into more vibrant and colourful colours to create a more delightful story. We used an Art Colouring Book where we can experiment with different colours.

Doing this activity, I learnt that colour has a significant role in how the artwork looks. Colour can change the type of mood presented largly and can also change the story. 

I found this activity very enjoyable as it was easy and quick. I think that if there were more colour choices to choose from, it would be more enjoyable as is. Overall, this experience was very fun and cool.

LI: To experiment with colours.
Original:                                                Edited Version:

Wednesday, 11 November 2020

Manaiakalani Film Festival

This week the 13th Manaiakalani film festival was held at Hoyts in Sylvia Park. I presented our film with two other people, name 1 and name 2. Some of the films we watched were about Covid-19 and...

We presented in three sessions throughout the day. We presented on stage in front of different schools in the Manaiakalani cluster. 

Our film satirised sanitising and the pandemic. Most other films about the pandemic were about safe distancing, and spreading disease.

The film I enjoyed the most was Super Hero by Tamaki Primary because it was really funny and entertaining.

LI: To preseent the films we have created to the Manaiakalani cluster.



A comment thread is a continuous conversation that unlocks more about the making of the blog post. 

An open question is a question that is answered by a full sentence.

LS1 was commenting on the Maniakalani films and asked open questions to keep the conversation going. I commented on Room 4's film from Tamaki Primary School. Their film was about showing their appreciation to essential workers. It was very creative, funny and entertaining.


LI: To comment on some Maniakalani films.




Tuesday, 11 February 2020

About Me 2020

Salaam Alaikum.


My name is Farzana. I am Afghani. I am a year 6 in LS1 at Panmure Bridge School. I enjoy working on digital learning objects on my chromebook at school. At home I enjoy riding my skateboard. My favourite book is Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. My favourite authors are J.K Rowling and Roald Dahl.