This was a great idea from another teacher that I used with P1-3 when they
were doing Ancient Greece as a topic.
You need:
- different colours of plasticine,
- A3 laminated outlines of a person's head and shoulders,
- several large colour pictures of Medusa,
WALT (We Art Learning Today):
- To create pictures of Medusa using plasticine
WILF (What I'm Looking For):
- sausage shapes for snakes
in hair
- open mouth of Medusa
- "overlapping / intertwining" snakes
Before the lesson begins, put the plasticine near to a radiator so that
it's soft by time you need to use it!
Children can work in pairs or individually. They can roll the plasticine
to create snakes and facial features for Medusa's head. Discuss the
relevant vocabulary and WILF objectives. Encourage children to do different
widths of snakes and have them going all different ways.
Easy!
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