Ying Wa Primary School joined our "Wish . Wood" Scheme back in June, teacher distribute the "Wish·Wood" Wood Kit to Primary 1 and 2 students to DIY their woodworks during Visual Art class. Students are full of creativity, turning recycled wooden strips into various items, such as mobile phone holders, model stools, decorations, etc.
Can you guess what is the work of the students of CCC Kei Chun Primary School? That's right! It's a Pen Holder and a Gazebo. In May, teachers of General Studies and Visual Arts assigned the "Wish·Wood" Wood Kit to Primary 5 students to create their woodwork during after-school activities. In addition to individual creations, students will design together in groups to give full play to team spirit and creativity
It was the first time for the students to experience scribing and sawing wood. Everyone was fully committed to it and got started very quickly, I really look forward to the Luban lock, tissue box and treasure chest they will make in the future!
Mr. Lee, carpenter from Faculty of Craft, will teach students to make fully tenoned wooden benches, storage boxes and treasure chests, and all completed wooden products will be donated to those in need.
The theme of this workshop is "Mobile Phone Holder", encouraging students to show their creativity and use recycled wood to design and make a unique phone holder. The students are very involved, there are many designs that are both creative and practical, and there are some filial students who dedicate his creation as a gift to parents. Teacher specially selected several masterpieces from the works of his classmates, which will be exhibited in the annual exhibition of this project.
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