Air dry clay food sculpture

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I don't have a kiln and to be honest, I'm not sure if it's ever in the future for me, sadly. However, this year I was able to purchase some Crayola Air Dry Clay, and the reason I like this so much is because you can use marker, watercolors, or tempera to color them. It's easy! Its mess-free! It's what we got, so we make it work. We talked about different types of food, and the students only got a small little piece of clay. If they wanted something big, it had to be hallowed out and stuffed…

non-toxic Air drying clay means children can enjoy using modelling clay without the need to use a kiln!

So this is a lesson that I did last year as well - but this time I decided to make it my 4th grade clay project instead of my 5th grade clay project (which actually worked pretty well - same awesome results). Some of my classes glazed their cupcakes.... While some (because of time constraints) used tempera paint... If you'd like a more thoroughly written lesson with step-by-step directions and an instructional video? Check out my store! Also available in my Teachers Pay Teachers store!

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