Organising information about Celebrations!

Silent Card Shuffle

We put the cards in order without talking.

 

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Then we talked about what we had done and made some changes.
One of us stayed to explain our choice and the rest moved on to see how another group had organised their cards.

Celebrations Marc Chagall Style!

Marc Chagall (1887 -1985) was one of the first artists to paint the inner world of dreams and memories. He was born in Russia and worked as an artist in both Russia and France. Chagall painted some pictures of celebrations. Our paintings show celebrations we remember. We have tried to make them dream-like. Like Chagall, we have mixed something real with our imagintaions.