Suggested supplies:
Reusable Supplies
Cardboard cutter
Scissors
Hot glue gun station
Consumable Supplies
String
Glue
Colored paper
Markers, crayons, or colored pencils
Pipe cleaners
Beads, pom-poms, or other crafty things
Recycling
Cardboard (1 head sized piece per kiddo + extra for features)
Paper egg cartons
Challenge question:
Can you make a relief portrait using cardboard?
The portrait must include at least 1 eye, 1 nose, and 1 mouth. You may add hair, accessories, ears, eyebrows, etc. Teacher discretion if using only cardboard or adding flair and color with extra craft supplies. Feel free to be serious or silly.
QUESTIONS TO INITIATE BRAINSTORMING
What is a relief sculputure?
--Raised or built up on one side, flat on the back
What is a portrait?
--Picture/art that focues on a person’s face or upper body
Do all portraits need to look just like the person they represent?
--Nope. You can have an abstract portrait where the features are moved all around.
Challenge Steps:
