07/06/2015

(UK) Activity 4 Maths and Art

We have four separate projects going on that are linked to Maths and Art. 

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One is a whole school project where we have split into groups of all ages and abilities and we are doing giant pieces of art to display in the hall.

A compass design

A tessellating pattern
A number tree

A collage of rectangles

Geometric designs in 4 quadrants

Buildings landscape with symmetrical reflection


The second is creating large sets of tangrams for use in lessons and for displays.


The third is for years 10 and 11 to create their own tessellating patterns or mandalas.


The fourth is a piece of string art that a VI student is working on.

Evaluation
ACTIVITY EVALUATION (STUDENTS)
ACTIVITY 4: Maths and Art

1.     Please tick the appropriate box for the activity
Very Interesting
Interesting
Ok /Nothing Special
Really Boring /Tiring
I can’t decide
36

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2.     What did you enjoy most during this project activity?
      Making own choices, working with different year groups, seeing the finished products, brings out the    artistic side in people, would like everyone to make mandalas and tessellations not just years 10 and 11.

3.     What did you not like?
1-      Art’s not my thing!
2-      a bit difficult painting small places and keeping in the lines

4.     What changes would make it more interesting/effective?
do the artwork blindfolded!!

make the art 3D


ACTIVITY EVALUATION (STAFF)
ACTIVITY 4: Maths and Art 

1.     Do you feel the pupils engaged with the activity?
Yes they were full of different ideas and recognised the importance of careful measuring even in a piece of art.
Pupils engaged at their own ability level.
Mixed groups encouraged discussion


2.     Did you enjoy the activity?

Yes
Ok /Nothing Special
No
100%



(except cleaning up afterwards!!)


3.     What changes would make it more interesting/effective?
A few more individual pieces
          More time

4.     Would you use this again when teaching maths?
Yes
Maybe
No
100%



Absolutely, the students were totally engaged

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