5E created their own versions of Peter Thorpe’s abstract space art work.

They used soft pastels and stuck the foreground image onto the background to ensure it stood out.
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5E created their own versions of Peter Thorpe’s abstract space art work.

They used soft pastels and stuck the foreground image onto the background to ensure it stood out.
Here is a selection.

5E created their own versions of Peter Thorpe’s abstract space art work.

They used soft pastels and stuck the foreground image onto the background to ensure it stood out.
Here is a selection.

5E created their own versions of Peter Thorpe’s abstract space art work.

They used soft pastels and stuck the foreground image onto the background to ensure it stood out.
Here is a selection.

5E created their own versions of Peter Thorpe’s abstract space art work.

They used soft pastels and stuck the foreground image onto the background to ensure it stood out.
Here is a selection.

5E created their own versions of Peter Thorpe’s abstract space art work.

They used soft pastels and stuck the foreground image onto the background to ensure it stood out.
Here is a selection.

5E created their own versions of Peter Thorpe’s abstract space art work.

They used soft pastels and stuck the foreground image onto the background to ensure it stood out.
Here is a selection.

The class really enjoyed being able to write on the tables when deciding if a calculation would give a positive or negative answer.
They used number lines to help visualise the calculation.

The class really enjoyed being able to write on the tables when deciding if a calculation would give a positive or negative answer.
They used number lines to help visualise the calculation.