Tuesday, 30 November 2010

Soldier Kids Poster Contest

We are going to participate in a contest. So, our next task will be:

CONCURSO DE CARTELES: Niños-soldado
(“Día mundial contra la utilización de los niños soldado”)


Se convoca el I concurso de carteles en el ámbito de los derechos humanos y la promoción de los mismos, con el tema de los niños-soldado y para favorecer y ayudar a su completa erradicación, concienciando a los jóvenes escolares de su existencia.

Participantes: Jóvenes escolarizados en Leganés.

Se establecen tres categorías:

A- Primer ciclo de ESO.
B- Segundo ciclo de ESO.
C- Bachillerato y ciclos formativos.

Entrega de Trabajos:
Máximo de dos trabajos por participante. Los trabajos se entregarán con los datos completos: nombre-apellidos, edad, teléfono, curso y centro. Estos datos aparecerán por detrás del cartel.

Plazo de entrega: Hasta 13 de Enero

Lugar de entrega: se entregarán en el IES al que pertenezca cada alumno.

Exposición: Centro Cultural Saramago. Entrega de premios el 10 de Febrero

Temática: Los trabajos deberán ser originales y se basarán en el tema “LOS NIÑOS SOLDADO”

Técnica: LIBRE

Formatos: DIN-A2 CARTULINA
Página: 42 x 59,4 cm

Devolución de los trabajos no premiados: Podrán ser recogidos en el IES donde se haya concursado.

Sunday, 21 November 2010

Your tasks: Manipulating by hand an image

1ºA - MANIPULATING AN IMAGE on PhotoPeach


1º B - MANIPULATING AN IMAGE on PhotoPeach

Visual perception activities

Eye Exercises for Better Visual Health:

These activities are designed for improving your Visual Information Process Skills: Perception, Tracking, Focusing, and Eye Teaming.

Image and Perception


Do not forget!


  • Task 1: Find in the magazines in the classroom 4 images of the different finalities we have studied. Cut them out and glue in a piece of paper.
  • Task 2: Manipulating an image. Find a large photograph you like: a favourite musician, car, landscape... Cut your picture into horizontal or vertical strips. Make the strips as wide as you like. Create a feeling of distortion by guing the strips onto the space provided, using a certain order you have previously decided. For example, light to dark, different heights, every third strip upside down, etc. Although it is a simple activity, it can have interesting results if you first think about what effect you wish to create.

Friday, 19 November 2010

Sand art

Let's see if you like this video. You can practice next summer on the beach, but, if you cannot wait for that, use a table and flour, although I'm afraid it will not be the same.
If you want more information about this Israeli artist, Ilana Yahav, and have a look to her work, you can visit her website here.

Another one that Andrew has told me:


An activity for the computer classroom

Be a sand artist
I know that it is not the same, but there is an online software to create your own sand picture. Its name is  thisissand. Use the mouse to start and the sand begins to fall. To change the colour use the letter "C" in your keyboard, to erase what you have done use the letter "E", and with the arrows you will use the different colours you have selected before. Try, its funny!


And... this happened:
SAND ART everywhere in our classroom.

Language and visual communication

We are surrounded by images ...

Sunday, 14 November 2010

Your tasks: Imaginary people and animals

IMAGINARY PEOPLE AND ANIMALS' SKETCHES
+
COMPOSITION SKETCHES
=
FINAL WORK

1ºA
1ºB

Create your own video slideshow at animoto.com.