Geometric Animal Art Summer Learning Journey Toru Tekau Ma Wha

Today for Summer Learning Journey we made geometric animals. I made a geometric turtle using polyline on google slides. When I see a turtle reminds me of the ocean and swimming in summer.

Geometric style art, is an ancient Greek art, primarily of vase painting, that began about 900 bc.

I used 49 Triangles and 3 Squares in my Geometric Art. I added circles in my slide for bubbles which then made 5 Circles. That adds up to 57 shapes in total.

I enjoyed making the turtle on the slides because I could use polyline and that was very easy to use. This task was really fun and really easy, so I found nothing tricky in this task.

Thank you for reading my blog. Here is my turtle:

Geome-Tree Triangle Art Summer Learning Journey Wha

Today for Summer Learning Journey I made a Geome-tree. I think that was a well-planned play on words! I learnt about three different types of triangles. One Scalene, Which most right-angled triangles are and no sides are the same. Two Isosceles, Which is also known as an acute triangle and only two sides are the same. And the Equilateral, Which is the same on every side and you see them all the time. 

I enjoyed making the geome-tree. I added the three triangles, then I added a Square and an Oval. A square has four equal sides and an Oval looks a bit like an egg. So I kinda collaged them together to make them.

I found it tricky to make the scalene triangles because I kept accidentally making isosceles triangles by accident! 

All up I made 15 of each triangle for my tree and then added 10 squares and 8 ovals. 

Thank you for reading my blog. Here is my working out and my Geome-Tree: