It is impossible to sit in a Primary class and miss a sense of the teacher’s and of the children’s artistic flair.
Late one morning as the older children put on their white aprons and wheeled out the kitchen cart loaded with the tableware and linens,
The teacher gestured at a sign propped in the windowsill, the word “Peace” cut from a light natural wood. She was amused by another child’s suggestion, earlier in the morning, that it was “plain” and could be enhanced with some painted flowers and butterflies. She had agreed with the child and invited her to carry out this plan if she wished.
Meanwhile, the work of setting the tables continued:
Would you like to see how this project looked when completed?
Maybe when you come to visit us, you’ll see it, proudly displayed in a window.
Do you like to look around for ways to make things in your everyday environment just a little prettier—in the way you set the table or in the way you choose to spend an extra few moments?
Thanks for reading our blog. Tell us about your artistic flair and that of the people who surround you.