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If you or your child(ren) have aversions to messy activities or slimy textures, skip this activity. First attempt: I used flour, salt and water. It was a mess. I covered the final layer…

I received the following email this week, and I just had to share it with you, including all the photos of a roast Christmas turkey, made with paper mache

I thought for our unit on Sculpture this semester, instead of making another 40 hats, this time we would make GIANT FOOD!! Our theme for the Showcase Exhibition of student artwork, we have at school every year, has a Mad Hatter's Tea Party theme, and what's more appropriate than GIANT food? (well, I thought it

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Ok, so the giant food sculptures we started making a few weeks ago are (almost) finished! Here are some of the ones who finished yesterday. Aren't they scrumdidlyumptious?! This donut needs sprinkles I feel.. Sushi Roll Tomato-less Hamburger Sweets for all! Have a look at my last post on the giant food sculptures, to see

Pop art is a great way to get students excited about art history and appreciation. What child doesn’t appreciate a giant banana peel or a humungous slice of cake, right!? So, for a sculpture …

In my research for paper-based 3-D sculpture project, I was intrigued by the use of toilet paper and water for creating realistic food sculptures. There are many tutorials online for these, but I found this one to be a straight forward and thorough one: Toilet Paper Food Sculpture For my students, ages 9-10, I knew this would be an engaging and different way to create 3-D art. Students were each given a role of toilet paper, and they created multiple elements for a burger. We made patties…