These igloos are not only fun to build, they are sweet to the taste as well! the time to build a layer and give the igloo time to dry. the exact way to build an igloo, but my children had a blast. Older children can certainly try to use the methods explained in the book, and the video.
Materials:
- Construction Paper (variety of colors)
- Scissors
- Cardstock Paper (for background)
- Glue
Suggested Resources for a Unit Study:
Art Project Tutorial:
Whale Template
Print up this whale template on cardstock and cut out.
Step 1
Stack your colored paper together and cut out in the shape of your animal. We are using the shape of a whale.
Step 2
Keeping all of your paper stacked together, slowly cut your shape into different pieces.
Step 3
You can cut your shapes any way you like. If your working with younger children, you can do this beforehand and just have the pieces ready for them.
Step 4
Once you have your animal cut into the different pieces, you want to keep them stacked together just a bit so you can easily put your puzzle back together.
Step 5
Using your animal template draw the same shape onto a piece of white paper
Step 6
Slowly start adding your pieces on top of colors.
Step 7
When ready, fill your animal with glue and put your pieces on alternating the colors.
All Done
You now have a beautiful representation of Tlingit art! These look great with black construction paper frames!