Term 3 Overviews, 2025
Elouise Bourke - Foundation to Grade 2
Leeanne Pemberton - Grade 3 to 6
Foundation
During Term 4, Foundation students will be exploring different ways to create three-dimensional art. They will have the opportunity to try basic origami, learn about the artist Charles McGee, and create their own artworks inspired by his style. Students will experiment with techniques such as cutting, folding, and layering, while also exploring how colour can enhance their creations.
They will also begin some basic construction, using a variety of materials and adhesives to design and build a three-dimensional structure of their choice. Along the way, they will be introduced to simple construction principles to help them create strong, stable objects.
To finish the term, students will have the chance to make festive artworks that bring together all of the skills they have developed throughout 2025.
Grade One
During Term 4, Grade One students will be looking at many different ways to create three-dimensional art. They will be exploring and creating their own version of an agamograph. They will be utilizing techniques such as cutting, folding, and layering whilst exploring the use of colour, in their creations.
Students will also be experimenting with some basic construction using a variety of materials and adhesives to build a three-dimensional structure of their choice. We will discuss the fundamentals of construction to build a solid object.
Students will be given opportunities to create some festive pieces of art which will encompass all of their skills they have worked on during 2025.
Grade Two
During Term 4, the Grade Two students will be exploring contemporary artist Yayoi Kusama whose work is characterized by its vibrant colours and repetitive patterns.Students will produce both a 2D and a 3D version of her famous ‘pumpkin’.
Students will also experiment with construction, using a variety of materials and adhesives to design and build their own three-dimensional structure. Before beginning construction, they will plan and design their project carefully, while learning about the fundamentals of building a solid structure.
Grade Three
Term Four is very exciting for our students, as we share and celebrate the many masterpieces that have been created throughout the year for our Beveridge Primary School Art Show. Year Three students explored the art of origami. They carefully folded each paper section with precision and transformed the flat sheets into three-dimensional dogs. Each student decorated their dog, adding unique patterns and designs. From spotty dalmatians to rainbow pups, every origami piece showed attention to detail. Congratulations to our talented students for their amazing use of imagination, creativity and effort which was showcased in the Art Show.
Grade Four
Term Four is very exciting for our students, as we share and celebrate the many masterpieces that have been created throughout the year for our Beveridge Primary School Art Show. Year 4 students created imaginative sock puppets using hand-painted socks, buttons, felt, wool, and fabric scraps. Each puppet has its own unique personality—some silly, some serious, all bursting with creativity. The project encouraged storytelling, teamwork, and artistic expression while bringing the students’ colorful characters to life. Congratulations to our talented students for their amazing use of imagination, creativity and effort which was showcased in the Art Show.
Grade Five
Term Four is very exciting for our students, as we share and celebrate the many masterpieces that have been created throughout the year for our Beveridge Primary School Art Show. Year Five students explored the concept of textiles and created woven baskets using cardboard template bases. They experimented with a variety of weaving techniques and used textured and colourful wools to produce patterns and design. Each basket reflects individual style and careful craftsmanship. Congratulations to our talented students for their amazing use of imagination, creativity and effort which was showcased in the Art Show.
Grade Six
Term Four is very exciting for our students, as we share and celebrate the many masterpieces that have been created throughout the year for our Beveridge Primary School Art Show. Year Six students explored First Nations boomerang art, learning traditional symbols and their meanings. Using dots, lines, and natural colours, they painted designs representing animals, journeys, and connection to Country. This activity celebrated Aboriginal culture, storytelling, and respect for ancient techniques while fostering creativity and cultural understanding through hands-on art. Congratulations to our talented students for their amazing use of imagination, creativity and effort which was showcased in the Art Show.
