Completing our unique Shields




This week, 5th March we concentrated on finishing our shield designs.   We discussed what we would like to include on our shield and used a spider map to help us decide....



and made some sketches in our sketchbook.......

After deciding we all set about putting our ideas onto our shields and worked really well to draw and colour these in.





We all completed a shield and produced some amazing fantastic shields of which we are very proud. We all helped tidy up then put our amazing artwork onto our wall for everyone to see.













Well done everyone!

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