Frida Kahlo Study Unit {Women Who Did}
Continuing our theme “Women Who Did” for this year, our second amazing woman from history is Frida Kahlo, the Mexican painter who suffered and survived not only childhood Polio, but…Continue Reading →
Continuing our theme “Women Who Did” for this year, our second amazing woman from history is Frida Kahlo, the Mexican painter who suffered and survived not only childhood Polio, but…Continue Reading →
Sometimes life collides in several places at the same time, creating a series of thoughts or actions that can change…
Since we’ve been learning about Frida Kahlo, I thought we’d put some geography on the ‘lesson plan’ and learn about…
The next craft project for our Frida Kahlo learning was to make a bold and colourful beaded necklace from oven baked clay. How do these beads tie in with our…Continue Reading →
Supporting our Frida Kahlo learning, we’ve been looking at Mexican folk art. A simple Google of the term brings up…
We’re learning about Frida Kahlo at the moment and two of the things that stands out about Ms. Kahlo are…
I decided this year to utilise some of the many books we have and use famous – or should-be-famous – women from history as our educational starting points. A friend…Continue Reading →
I strongly dislike ‘introducing’ a new series, as life inevitably happens, and we have to stop, or change direction. Just as…