In the manner of Chuck Close

Harry Potter
Hermione Ron and Harry Potter

The students produced a collective work in the manner of Chuck Close.

The students used the grid technique. Le portrait, previously squared, is reproduced square after square to get large, detailed images, who, remote views, have high photographic fidelity, but who, from close, only show a multitude of abstract colored spots.

CM2 at magic school

CM2 students spend their last year with Harry Potter. The Harry Potter class is very motivating for them. Those who do not know this character are delighted to discover this imaginary world and to add a little magic in their daily life.

First day, the pupils were distributed thanks to the Sorting Hat 4 houses: Gryffindor, Serdaigle, Slytherin and Hufflepuff. They also received their magic wand.

At the end of each period, the house that has the most points wins a gift.

More, of the house system, students can earn individual rewards with class currency when opening Diagon Alley.

Pointillism in CM2

The students of Gryffindor and Hufflepuff as well as the students of Slytherin and Ravenclaw collaborated to make a work collective : "A Sunday afternoon on the island of Grande bowl ”by Georges Seurat.

CM2s were forced to complete their sheet only with points made with the tip of a felt-tip pen.

Tongue twisters

A “virelangue” (ou “language breaker” ou “fork-tongue”) is a phrase (or a sentence or a small group of sentences) fun (amusing), characterized by difficulty in pronunciation or listening comprehension, or even both at the same time.

It's a fun way to practice speaking.

By pair, CM2 students created their tongue twisters :

A dog whines because he's hungry. Andrea / Raphaël

If daddy is not there your daddy will leave. Tristan / Eleanor

A redhead pencil case under the heated seat. Clemency / Ilhane

Charlotte sings a song at the butcher's house. Clara

The crocodile bites a hollow and crunchy crab. Clara

We play cat with a pie malabar. Kelyan / Noah

Perlimpinpin eats bread every morning. Faustina / Calvin

Charlotte sings sings a singing. Jade / Morgan

If the snakes hiss other snakes will hiss hiss hiss will be a melody. Paul / Heloise

In a castle a knight rode his horse. Martin / Gabrielle

Martin matin mange du pain. Martin / Gabrielle

A dog and a cat once bickered. Martin / Gabrielle

The snake often hisses without blowing. Elise / Leonie

If your sheep shear your sheep will be sheared. Elise / Leonie

If these six hundred snakes come out tonight they will whistle under this dirty bag. Sarah / Constantin

This snake hisses hisses whistle on this scepter. Leo / Louna

The serpent blows on the dry sausage. Tom / Charlotte