A dinosaur study is beginning in the 2/3 class. Investigations are happening in science and the classroom, while in art class renderings of the dinosaur each student is studying are underway. Each child drew the skeleton of their dinosaur, just like you see in the museums. When the drawing is finished, the students will build a paper mache model.
Discovering the ins and outs of the dinosaur's spine |
Increasing the intensity with Sharpie |
Working on the vertebrae |
Building the armature for the paper mache dinosaur |
Attaching legs with masking tape |
Getting the right body shape |
Beginning paper mache |
Smoothing the head |
Adding plates down the back |
Finishing touches to the paper mache |
Painting in all the small spots |
A new angle |
First pass at painting |
A herd of dinos! |
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