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May 27, 2012
Casey
On 5/27/12, Miss Teacher wrote: > What ideas does anyone have for having your Preschool > students do 3 dimensional art? What supplies do you offer, > how do you guide them, etc.? Thanks!
We have done foil sculptures with pieces of foil that they mold into shapes of their choice. They glue them on to a piece of cardboard.
We have done foil sculptures with pieces of foil that they mold into shapes of their choice. They glue them on to a piece of cardboard.
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