Term 3 Overviews, 2025
Elouise Bourke - Foundation to Grade 2
Leeanne Pemberton - Grade 3 to 6
Beveridge Primary School Bi-annual ART Exhibition.Friday 17th October, 2025.Ambrosia campus gymnasium for all student’s artwork.Everyone is welcome.
Foundation
During Term 3, Foundation students will explore fun and creative ways to make art using different materials and techniques. They will explore how to weave paper by cutting and threading colourful strips to make patterns. Students will also try wool weaving to create textured artworks. These activities help build fine motor skills and introduce basic ideas of pattern, repetition, and colour. They will explore the works of Henri Matisse and experiment with paper collage, cutting and gluing shapes to design imaginative pieces of artwork.
Ms Bourke
Grade One
During Term 3, Grade 1 students will explore techniques that build on their fine motor skills, creativity, and understanding of visual elements. Students will explore paper weaving, learning how to create colourful patterns and textures. They will experiment with several wool weaving activities, such as using cardboard looms, circular weaving, or simple frames, introducing them to the concept of repetition and pattern. Students will explore the works of Henri Matisse and experiment with paper collage, using cutting, tearing, and layering to create expressive artworks.
Grade Two
During Term 3 Grade 2 students will explore techniques that build on their fine motor skills, creativity, and understanding of visual elements. Students will explore paper weaving, learning how to create colourful patterns and textures. They will experiment with several wool weaving activities, such as circular weaving and cardboard looms, introducing them to the concept of repetition and pattern. Students will explore the fun and colourful world of artist James Rizzi. They will learn about his unique style, known for bold lines, bright colourful cityscapes filled with smiling faces and quirky details. Students will create their own Rizzi-inspired artworks, focusing on pattern, shape, and expression.
Grade Three
During Visual Arts in Term Three, students will be exploring the meaning of 3-dimensional artwork. They will be constructing foil spacecrafts and creating colourful, interesting aliens by manipulating and gluing a range of art materials. Grade 3 students have also been busy creating artwork masterpieces to share and present to family and friends at our Bi-Annual School Art Show. This event is a celebration of art that all students from Foundation level to Year 6 have created, and all masterpieces will be presented in a colourful display at the Ambrosia campus in Term Four. We hope you can join us for this special event.
Ms.Pemberton.
Grade Four
During Visual Arts in Term Three, students will be exploring the art of Henri Matisse and creating two and three-dimensional collage design artworks. They will use a range of cutting techniques and manipulate paper to produce their desired designs. Students will re-visit the process of adhering pieces securely to their artwork bases. Grade 4 students have also been busy creating artwork masterpieces to share and present to family and friends at our Bi-Annual School Art Show. This event is a celebration of art that all students from Foundation level to Year 6 have created, and all masterpieces will be presented in a colourful display at the Ambrosia campus in Term Four. We hope you can join us for this special event.
Ms.Pemberton
Grade Five
During Visual Arts in Term Three, students will be viewing and discussing artworks from American artist Louise Nevelson. They will use her designs as inspiration to create a range of trash to treasure artworks. Students will experiment with a range of adhesives to secure their pieces to the base product and spend time giving feedback to each other about their creations. Grade 5 students have also been busy creating artwork masterpieces to share and present to family and friends at our Bi-Annual School Art Show. This event is a celebration of art that all students from Foundation level to Year 6 have created, and all masterpieces will be presented in a colourful display at the Ambrosia campus in Term Four. We hope you can join us for this special event.
Grade Six
During Visual Arts in Term Three, students will be designing and painting rock art for the Grade 6 legacy bridge. This tradition began when the Ambrosia campus opened in 2020. All grade 6 students since then have created a meaningful rock to leave on the bridge as a symbol of their time as a primary school student at Beveridge Primary School. The bridge symbolises them stepping across into their secondary school journey. Grade 6 students have also been busy creating artwork masterpieces to share and present to family and friends at our Bi-Annual School Art Show. This event is a celebration of art that all students from Foundation level to Year 6 have created, and all masterpieces will be presented in a colourful display at the Ambrosia campus in Term Four. We hope you can join us for this special event.
