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Art

  • The student developed their creativity by using firewood to build houses for dolls, exploring different shapes and structures.
  • They learned about texture and materiality by working with the natural materials of firewood, considering the different ways it could be used to form walls, roofs, and floors for the dollhouses.
  • Through this activity, the student explored the concept of scale as they adapted the size of the dollhouses to accommodate the dolls, understanding the relationships between objects and space.

Outdoor Education

  • The student gained hands-on experience in an outdoor setting, connecting with nature while utilizing firewood as a building material.
  • They learned about problem-solving and resourcefulness by creatively using available materials, learning how to adapt to the environment and make use of natural resources.
  • Through building the dollhouses, the student learned about shelter and construction, connecting with the practical aspects of architecture and building design in an organic, fun way.

Encourage the student to continue exploring building structures with natural materials. Provide them with additional materials such as play clay, small rocks, and twigs to expand their creative building projects. Encourage them to learn about different architectural styles and design principles, and even invite them to build a miniature village with their dollhouses, creating a rich environment for imaginative play and exploration.

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