Sculptures with Gauze Bandage
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Children's spatial and personal intelligence is enhanced by this creative project when making sculptures with gauze bandage. Children's spatial intelligence (image-wise) is enhanced when making sculptures. They can find inspiration for the sculptures from different artistic styles or they can develop their very own style which enhances their personal intelligence.
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1 Draw shapes onto recycled card. You may use old cardboard or corrugated card boxes.
2 Attach lolly sticks between the layers of the corrugated card.
3 Cover the card shape with gauze bandages. You may make the head and the arms from a strip of gauze bandage. Let the shape dry for 24 hours.
4 Paint the shape with A-Color glossy acrylic paint. Use a thin, round brush for painting facial features.
5 Make a stand or a base for the shape by cutting off the top of a milk carton. Insert the shape, suspended in the centre.
6 Fill the carton with plaster compound – approx. 5-8cm. When the plaster compound is solid, cut off the milk carton.
Image-wise Spatial intelligence. Enhanced by activities in which children must use their abilities to perceive, recognise and express themselves within the spatial, real world.
Self-wise Personal intelligence. Enhanced by activities in which children must use their self-awareness, the ability to act and make personal decisions in a way which is adapted to match their surroundings.
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