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Re: sculpture ideas

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From: Judie Jacobs (judiej50_at_TeacherArtExchange)
Date: Fri Nov 30 2001 - 23:59:11 PST

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Using scrap wood shapes (from a woodshop that are usually thrown away) I=20=

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for them mostly) drilled holes in different places. The students then=20=

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Judie Jacobs
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Using scrap wood shapes (from a woodshop that are usually thrown away)
I let the children paint different patterns using acrylic paints on
the shapes. Each child had about 5 shapes. I then helped them (or
did it for them mostly) drilled holes in different places. The
students then "connected" the pieces with small dowel pieces, dipped
in elmer's glue--creating a sort of vertical abstract structure--Nancy
Graves style.

Judie Jacobs

On Friday, November 30, 2001, at 08:11 PM, MaryAnn Kohl wrote:

<excerpt>I need some sculpture ideas for children grade one through
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wacky supplies are ok too! Any scupture ideas!

Thanks,

MaryAnn

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