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Sir Harold Hillier Gardens

Light and Colour – Foundation Stage, KS 1

A day’s programme does not necessarily include all the listed activities and can be adapted to suit individual needs and requirements. Normally we fit in five activities during your visit.

Activity Learning objective: the children should learn...
Colour filters
  • to see the Gardens from different coloured viewpoints.
Colour palettes
  • to look carefully at the colours found on the parts of a variety of plants.
Colour sticky strip
  • about the range of different coloured and textured materials found in the Gardens by creating an individual coloured strip.
Weaving
  • to create an individual piece of art using a range of natural materials.
Curtains up
  • to produce a class hanging structure created from natural objects.
Mirrors
  • to appreciate the world above their heads.
Bug’s eyes
  • Bug’s eyes – an alternative way to look at the Gardens
Leaf sort
  • to appreciate the variety of different colours of leaves as they change in the autumn.


 

Sessions times

  • Pre-school 10am -12pm
    You are welcome to stay for lunch
  • Reception 10am to 2.30pm
    with a break for a picnic lunch at 12pm in or near the Education Centre

Suggested Pre-visit activities

  • Mix primary colours and see what happens
  • Discuss different sources of light

Booking your visit