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Re: powdered tempera
Sat, 13 Nov 1999 21:34:35 -0500
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I tried that and the sand looked funny. Maybe I didn't do it quite right. It
didn't have the brightness of real<gg>colored sand. I make it a point to buy
sand at least every other year. fourth gr are doing sand paintings now.
Thanks for the idea, if you think of any others please let me know> Betsy
Inland Lakes Schools wrote:
> Mix it with sand and make sand paintings using glue. Stress Indian symbols
> and geometric shapes, mountaing in the background. Tell a story in your
> painting or lead them with a story as they lay down the glue.
>
> ann c
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