It was all about colour this week.
The children worked on big sheets of paper, with food and watercolor as well as oil pastels.
New nuances were mixed right onto the paper and the colours came to live.
The process was exciting and aimed at giving space for freedom of expression.
The children gained knowledge about the base colours and how to mix a variety of shades by combining those with each other.
There was much joy and lots of paint all over paper, tables and all of us.
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