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EYFS – Nocturnal Animals and Habitats Art Skills Box

Handmade owl mask made from cardboard and paper displayed on a bright pink background.
Digital Arts

This workshop takes inspiration from Tim Hopgood's 'WOW! Said the Owl' illustrated book and the accompanying exhibition which visited 20-21 Visual Arts Centre in 2020.

Learners will discover the world of light and colours through the eyes of a curious young owl that stays up during the day instead of going to sleep.

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Handmade owl mask made from cardboard and paper displayed on a bright pink background.

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