It was in 2011, I was still working at a school in North Jakarta.
The school was nice and pretty for they required the teachers to embellish the wall with the decoration that fit to the class theme.
I was confused at the first time, until I saw some samples of how the other teachers did it (Thank to Ms. Erma Crishna for explaining about all details to me)
I was going to teach Nursery 2 at that time. The theme was about weather.
So, I decorated my class with the weather theme: sunny, windy and rainy.
This was my sunny day.
I described it with two children who were playing at the beach.
The girl was so cute in her swiming suit made of wrapping paper
The boy, he looked so happy playing with the ball.
I emphasized the view of sunny day with the bright sun near the ceiling.
This was my windy day.
I described it with a whole family who were going on a picnic at the park.
Daddy had mustache on his face. And he was wearing glasses.
There were some food and drink on the mat, such as: biscuits, sandwiches and orange juice.
I used real snack packaging for the biscuits. And, I made the sandwiches by using the Styrofoam, crepe papers and flannels. For the orange juice, I painted the real mineral bottle with orange.
To indicate windy day, I made the cloud blew some wind in the air :D.
This was my rainy day
I described it with the raindrops falling from the top.
There were dark clouds on the ceiling which I made by using cartons.
And the water, they were flannels cut out in teardrop shapes. Then, I pasted them on the plastic and hung it on the top.
This was the house.
It was made of styrofoam. I painted it with some attractive colours.
These were the trees and bushes next to the house. I made them by using cartons, flannels and crepe papers.
And the pond,
It was divided into 3 parts: the water, stones and fish.
I used flannel for the water. And I made the stones by using used newspapers and then wrapped them with brown.
For the fish, I used gold paper plates and flannels (for the scales).
For the fish, I used gold paper plates and flannels (for the scales).
I did this project for about 2 weeks. It was great meeting wonderful people there.
Miss you, teachers :D.
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