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A Brief History of Masks

Writer: Serene
Serene
Nov 4, 2018
1 min read

In celebration of Halloween week,

we explored a brief history of masks.

We looked at images from a variety

of cultures from around the globe,

and discussed the way in which

masks played a part in the rituals

and festivals of each.The class then

designed their own creations which

turned out to be fun and very diverse.

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Our other project for Halloween week, was making our own scratch boards . The children loved this process and most voted it 10 out of 10.

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