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Cave Art Paintings

As part of our Flints and Stones topic, Year 3 have been learning about Cave Art and the resources Stone Age man had available to create art. We decided to immerse ourselves in our learning by creating our own Stone Age paintbrushes using the branches and leaves that we picked ourselves from the school field. We then used our paintbrushes to have a go at creating some Cave Art. It was challenging painting with our leafy brushes but we thoroughly enjoyed it!





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  1. Mrs Foster15 October 2018 at 04:24

    I am very impressed with Welford's very own Cave paintings-It looks like a fun activity and quite challenging, too.

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