One of the best parts of school visits is seeing the great ideas that schoolkids come up with. Here’s a bunch of viking god and goddesses, designed by students during children’s book week this year. 
God of Wind, by Tom 
Isabella the Goddess of Patterns, by Maddy 
Bothgolong, God of Fire, by Rohan 
A portrait of Thor that also folds up into a paper plane, by Christian 
This guy looks familiar… The God of Literature, by Catherine 
And finally, Optimus Prime, by Brayden. It’s not a viking god but it looks really cool.
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God of Wind, by Tom 
Isabella the Goddess of Patterns, by Maddy 
Bothgolong, God of Fire, by Rohan 
A portrait of Thor that also folds up into a paper plane, by Christian 
This guy looks familiar… The God of Literature, by Catherine 
And finally, Optimus Prime, by Brayden. It’s not a viking god but it looks really cool.
James Foley 
Hey, looks like fun
Was just curious what year group did these drawings??
Cheers,
Billy
Hi Billy,
they were all early primary, around 4-7 years old from memory.