27/08/2026
Last week we celebrated World Photography Day with lots of hands-on creativity and exploration!
Our tamariki made a simple pinhole camera, using cardboard tubes, baking paper and tinfoil with a tiny pin hole. When pointed towards the bright outdoors, they could see the outside world projected upside down! This happens because light travels in straight lines and crosses over as it passes through the tiny pinhole. 🔍☀️
The tamariki also became photographers themselves with our little digital camera and experimented with screen printing, painting onto acrylic before pressing paper over the top to create their prints. Lots of excitement, curiosity and some fantastic turn-taking!
📸 Stay tuned for a photo dump of the world through the eyes of our tamariki
Te Whāriki – Exploration | Mana Aotūroa: Tamariki were exploring, experimenting and developing working theories about light, photography and how different materials can be used creatively.