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Mar 5, 2008
I'm sure there are other posts on paper mache but I can't
find them. I need any practical tips on doing paper
mache. What grades should I do this with? I have
kindergarten - 5th grade. If I get parents to come help
can K and 1st do this? What do you put your mixture in?
I'm planning on using glue/water mixture unless there is
something easier. I was thinking of doing tissue paper
strips instead of newspaper with the little ones so they
don't have to paint it. Any thoughts?
Thanks!
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I would use the water and glue mixature and have the mixature
in bowls/tubs for them to work in small groups. I think color
tissue paper is great for all ages. The older ones can make
a pattern or design while paper maching . On 3/05/08, Lisa
wrote:
> I'm sure there are other posts on paper mache but ...See More