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Roger williams Middle School - MASK PROCES DESCRIBED

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Site in german

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Objectives: 1. Demonstrate personal expression and original concepts. 2. Demonstrate beginning skills of modeling and constructing. 3. Recognize the existence of similarities and differences among works of art produced in various times and places. 4. Select from a variety of sizes, shapes and textured objects, and organize them in a three-dimensional arrangement. 5. Respond by talking about art in their own words, thus expressing the results of personal observations. 6. Accept the range of special interest and abilities of their peers.

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The term papier m?ch? (pronounced p?p-ee-ay mash-?y) comes from the French phrase meaning "chewed paper." You can use papier m?ch? to make pi?atas, masks, jewelry, and lots of other crafts. Papier m?ch? is made from newspapers and paste. Projects are easy to make, but can take several days to complete, so be sure to allow enough time.

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Check out this guide from a public television show on making the favorite craft material out of paper, flour and water.

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by Stephen Greb Trilobite Masks. An activity in which students use paper plates to make masks based on fossils of trilobites.

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how to make mardi gras masks You will need at least two people for this project

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written instruction pdf file

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PROCEDURE by Alisa in Denmark

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HOW TO MAKE A PLASTER MASK The following photo sequence is from: "Making a Monster" Al Taylor and Sue Roy Crown Publishers 1980 isbn:O-517-53456-8 Photo credit: William Tuttle

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5 different ways.

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A lesson plan for 5th graders-- easily modified for any student, age 7 or older

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Plaster masks can give you something unique to wear to any masquerade party! Molded to any shape you desire, you're only limited by your own imagination. You will need: plaster bandages (found at drugstores or hospital supply stores - used to use for casts) large sheet or tarp vaseline bowl of water scissors scarf or hairband to hold hair back molding paste any decoration to attach to mask while forming acrylic paints, hot glue gun, etc for decorating

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layers - paper pulp etc....

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(SITE with help for beginners in Papier Mache - beautiful artwork - gallery. Good information and recipes) Jackie says: I have been influenced by many artists and sculptors and by things I see around me. I am always on the look out for bits and pieces that I can use in my work. For instance, I saw a pile of oval wooden "advertising boards" being sold off in a shop for 50p each and I bought several as they make excellent bases.

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One method - making masks with children

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crayon de couleur et d?coupage-pliage-collage Nice masks shown here. Site in french.

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Ingredients 1/2 cup non-self-rising wheat flour 1/4 cup powdered resin glue 1/2 cup warm water 1 1/2 cups hot water 4 drops oil of cinnamon

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Paper plates are one of the simplest and mosteffective mask making materials for children,especially young ones!

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You will need: A cardboard mask (bought from a craft shop), paper plate, egg boxes, thick card, paint, wool, tape, PVA glue, kitchen roll, feathers, pipe cleaners.

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Materials Needed: Round Balloon Newspaper Paper Mache Paste Plastic Wrap Paint

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Use one of these 3 Paper Mache Recipes:

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Choose a character and click on it. Click on the print button in the pop-up or choose the print option from your browser. Colour in your mask. Ask an adult to help you cut out the head and eyes. Use a pencil to make some holes where the dots are. Use some elastic or string to thread through the holes and tie the mask around your head.

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Guide features instructions on making paste for papier mache projects. Find a list of materials and links to other papier-mache project sheets.

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cut in paper

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