Collecting, Arranging, Drawing

This activity for EYFS and SEND aims to help children develop their collecting skills. Students will curate their own collection by selecting objects and arranging them in a cardboard box. They will go on to draw their personalised collections. Children will end up with totally unique drawings, whilst experimenting with new materials and practising their hand-eye co-ordination.

Blending Chalk by Tobi Meuwissen


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