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Are you looking for an easy food sculpture art lesson? This elementary 3-d art lesson is an awesome, fun and clean sculpture project to try. Model Magic Food Sculpture, Sculpture Lessons Elementary, Sculpture Art Lessons Elementary, 3d Elementary Art Projects, Pop Art Food Sculpture, Model Magic Art Lesson Elementary, Sculpture Projects For Middle School, Model Magic Art Lessons, Sculpture Projects For High School

Do you need a fun elementary art sculpture lesson? Build easy model magic food sculptures for one of your next kid arts & crafts projects.

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Cassie Stephens: In the Art Room: Exotic Birds UPDATE! Art 2nd Grade, Stitch 626, Classe D'art, Clay Lesson, Cassie Stephens, 2nd Grade Art, Kids Clay, 4th Grade Art, 3rd Grade Art

I'm so excited to share with you just how amazingly awesome these exotic birds by my second graders turned out! If you subscribe to my YouTube channel, then you might already be familiar with this video lesson I created (and may have used it with your students!). I was uncertain how I wanted the kids to finish them off (to glaze or not to glaze). In the end, we went with this super fun florescent paint and metallic watercolor for the base. Here's the how-to video! For our school-wide art…

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Ms. Curry's Art Room : 1st Grade We were then inspired to create our own version of Kandinsky's painting. First graders started by making pinch pots out of model magic clay and then painted concentric circles inside with bright neon paint. Here are the beautiful results below! Model Magic Clay, Open Ended Art, Clay Lesson, Neon Paint, Elementary School Art, Sculpture Lessons, Model Magic, Neon Painting, Concentric Circles

This week, first graders learned about the Russian abstract artist Wassily Kandinsky. We talked about the bright colors we saw in his painting and the different sized circles in his most famous work, Squares with Concentric Circles, pictured below. We were then inspired to create our own version of Kandinsky's painting. First graders started by making pinch pots out of model magic clay and then painted concentric circles inside with bright neon paint. Here are the beautiful results below…

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