Flowerpots for the herbs
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The document summarizes a lesson for 2nd form students at Katyciai Basic School of Silute Region. The lesson topic was reusing plastic bottles to make decorative flowerpots. There were 7 students and the teacher was Viliute Vindzigelskiene. The students followed instructions to cut bottles, paint backgrounds with acrylic paint mixed with glue, and design the flowerpots. The lesson integrated the Erasmus+ project "Healthy Herbs Outlook" and noted the European Commission's support for the project.
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- 1. “Flowerpots for the herbs” Katyciai Basic School of Silute Region “Healthy Herbs Outlook” 2015-2017
- 2. Dalykas Subject Dailės ir technologijos Arts Klasė Form 2 Mokinių skaičius Number of the students 7 Mokytojas Teacher Viliutė Vindžigelskienė, pradinių kl. mokytoja Viliute Vindzigelskiene, a primary school teacher Tema Topic Kad nereikėtų išmesti (antrinių žaliavų panaudojimas): dekoratyviniai vazonėliai Reusing things that no longer serve their purpose: making the flowerpots. Erasmus+ projekto “Healthy Herbs Outlook” integravimas Integration of the Erasmus+project “Healthy Herbs Outlook” into the lesson Mokiniai gamina vazonėlius iš plastikinių butelių. The students make the flowerpots of recycled plastic bottles.
- 3. Materials • Plastic bottle • Acrylic paints • White glue • Scissors and/or knife
- 5. 1. Draw a draft of your flowerpoint
- 7. 2. Cut a bottle about 2/3 down from its neck
- 9. 3. Choose the colours you need.
- 10. 4. Mix the paints with white glue
- 11. 5. Colour the background.
- 13. 6. Design the flowerpoint
- 20. • “This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This publication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained there in.”